Tempurpedic Control

<img src="https://github.com/Doug-Wyman/Tempurpedic_Control/blob/main/images/Capture.gif" alt="my screen" width="400"/>

Tempurpedic control is a set of python scripts. Each script sends the title command to a Tempurpedic adjustable bed frame.

• bedflat.py --- lowers both head and feet
• bedheaddown.py --- Lower the upper body
• bedheadup.py --- Raise the upper body
• bedlegsdown.py --- Lower the legs
• bedlegsup.py --- Raise the legs
• bedset1.py --- go to preset bed position 1
• bedset2.py --- go to preset bed position 2
• bedset3.py --- go to preset bed position 3
• bedset4.py --- go to preset bed position 4
• bedvibrate1.py --- go to preset vibration mode 1
• bedvibrate2.py --- go to preset vibration mode 2
• bedvibrate3.py --- go to preset vibration mode 3
• bedvibrate4.py --- go to preset vibration mode 4
• bedvibrateoff.py--- Turn off all vibration

These scripts can be called by command_line platform cover entities or command_line platform switch entities I will be testing using shell_command services to execute the python and a button to call it. It is annoying to me that the switch entity has on/off when it is a momentary switch. created in Home Assistant configuration.yaml

• covercontrols.yaml has the controls as a cover
• switchcontrols.yaml creates the controls as switches

I've added two dashboards as yaml files. One has the controls as a cover entity. The other uses the command line switch.

• coverdashboard.yaml ---The dashboard seen at the top of this readme.md
• switchdashboard.yaml ---The dashboard seen at the top of this readme.md

 A BIG caveat...  One would think There would be a way of controlling more than
 a single bed.  Thus the first few bytes may address a particular bed.  The program
 queries the web page at port 80 and that page may have a prefix code.  I would do 
 that if I were coding the program.  I only have one bed so I can't check it.