Closed josbmw closed 6 months ago
Hello Jos,
According to the docs this register is only available for the "mega" models, not "inverter". Did you select "mega" when you set it up? The sensor name for this is input_hot_water_directional_valve_position
Hi Johan,
As far as I can see, it's available for the inverter and not for the mega. My heatpump is set to inverter.
As a test I removed the integration and added it again as mega. Now I have the input_hot_water_directional_valve_position, but it is displayed as °C instead of %.
Can you also help me with the Translation Error issue?
Aha, then I probably made a misstake, will take a look asap!
HGW is only for heatpumps with integrated boiler. The mega has no boiler, so no HGW.
Hi, I have a Diplomat Inverter Duo.
When setting up the integration, I get various intl-related error messages.
The first is shown already when searching for integrations to add:
I can, anyway, select and add the integration and proceeding adding the pump despite even more intl-related error messages in the UI.
The pump is correctly identified as the pump I have:
But most of the controls and all sensors are disabled. This is how it looks if I add all controls and sensors to a dashboard:
As it seems to be some intl-related errors shown, does this plugin has some required settings regarding language or anything related?
Ok, I now realized that it was required to change the language of Home Assistant UI to Swedish to eliminate the intl-error messages :)
But I cannot see any other sensors or controls than shown in my previous message.
And now I realized that I had to manually activate each sensor/control.
dkvk, vad gjorde du för att få ordning på 200°C problemet?
Det gjorde jag inte. Som jag förstått är detta defaultvärdet när inget värde finns.
Då jag inte har någon innegivare så verkar det vara i sin ordning.
Should be OK now
Hi Johan,
Thank you for this integration!
I have an Atlas 18, freshly installed. Thermia integration is the latest version.
In the entities I get: Translation Error: The intl string context variable "model" was not provided to the string "Thermia Heatpump: {model}": 192.168.99.115:502
The entities show up, no problem and I can control the heatpump. But I'm missing some entries. Can I add entries/modbus addresses myself somewhere? I need the value of Address 47 De Facto Address 30048 HGW mix valve position. In const.py I see a lot of the available variables, but I have no idea what's the relation between the modbus address and the variable or how to add extra variables.
Atlas was running Genesis 11, but I updated to Genesis 12 yesterday. The issue "Translation Error" persists.
Jos