Open jimboca opened 5 years ago
And other capabilities: https://www.ecobee.com/home/developer/api/documentation/v1/objects/RemoteSensorCapability.shtml
2020-01-25 21:52:19,807 [Controller] [ERROR] rs_bbfh:update: Unknown capabilty: {'id': '3', 'type': 'dryContact', 'value': '1'}
To add some additional context.
I've attempted to add support in 2.2.0 which I plan to release soon, but I'll need users to test and verify.
I've attempted to add support in 2.2.0 which I plan to release soon, but I'll need users to test and verify.
I do know the new door contact sensors aren't returned in the Thermostat API (I know mine doesn't anymore, used to), so finding a tester with the old sensor might be rare.
i am out of town but updated from remote still getting some errors posted logs Ecobee_logs_2020-12-27_121543.zip
Sorry, hard to test when I don't have one, please try 2.2.1
its fine as i said before i am out of town and i dont have access to admin console right now but except for a few debug messages things look better here are new logs
Ecobee_logs_2020-12-27_213141.zip
Thanks, no errors, but I don't see it adding the new node for the dryContact sensor...
In installed the Admin Console on another computer and all my nodes are working and errors gone. Remember when you said I had a dry contact sensor and the errors said that. I looked up and I dont have one. I think the old error messages (not fixed) were incorrect telling you I had one. I dont have a wired sensor other than the humidifier but that just turns on and off based on humidity its reporting correctly
Can you send me the download log package? The drycontact may be coming from a remote sensor?
Attached logs as requested
@macjeff, you did get the 2 new nodes for the dry contact sensors
{
"_id": "5fe941c09b6a53db8c26638b",
"address": "n004_ei_0_1",
"__v": 0,
"added": true,
"controller": "false",
"drivers": {
"ST": {
"uom": "17",
"value": "0"
}
},
"enabled": true,
"hint": "0x01030200",
"isprimary": false,
"name": "Ecobee - ",
"nodedef": "EcobeeSensorMSD",
"primary": "n004_t170767287984",
"profileNum": "4",
"timeAdded": "1609061460180"
},
{
"_id": "5fe941c09b6a53db8c26638e",
"address": "n004_ei_0_2",
"__v": 0,
"added": true,
"controller": "false",
"drivers": {
"ST": {
"uom": "17",
"value": "0"
}
},
"enabled": true,
"hint": "0x01030200",
"isprimary": false,
"name": "Ecobee - ",
"nodedef": "EcobeeSensorMSD",
"primary": "n004_t170767287984",
"profileNum": "4",
"timeAdded": "1609061460180"
}
The are both under your "Sunroom" thermostat.
OK now I am very stumped. Since I’m out of town I didn’t look closely enough to see that the sun room thermostat is now showing up. It is an ecobee original and was never supported by the note server before. It doesn’t even support sensors. It runs in the heat pump and has no humidifier or anything else. So I would never of guessed that was what was showing up in my errors as dry contact. My other thermostats are an ecobee three and four which have sensors on both of them but just the room sensor version one and two