PierreLevres
commented
2 years ago For European BEV's, see the bluelinky code:
public async start(config: VehicleClimateOptions): Promise/api/v2/spa/vehicles/${this.vehicleConfig.id}/control/temperature, {
body: {
action: 'start',
hvacType: 0,
options: {
defrost: config.defrost,
heating1: config.windscreenHeating ? 1 : 0,
},
tempCode: celciusToTempCode(REGIONS.EU, config.temperature),
unit: config.unit,
},
})
);
logger.info(Climate started for vehicle ${this.vehicleConfig.id});
return response.body;
} catch (err) {
throw manageBluelinkyError(err, 'EuropeVehicle.start');
}
}
export interface VehicleClimateOptions {
defrost: boolean;
windscreenHeating: boolean;
temperature: number;
unit: string;
}
So use temperature: 25 instead ….
On 21 Feb 2022, at 17:08, memed36 @.***> wrote:
When using start() to trigger hvac heating is started, but temperature value is not used - always defaults to last value set in Bluelink app. I used the code sample from https://bluelinky.readme.io/reference/start https://bluelinky.readme.io/reference/start to create a js script "start.js" which works (npm run start shows no error, HVAC in my BEV car starts), but the temp value is ignored. I set temp to 17, 25 and 27 (celsius) bit when verifying with debug.ts (npm start debug) "status raw" shows ""value": "10H"" as temperature value and "status fetched from car" shows "temperatureSetpoint": 22 (Celsius). A working config.json exists and is used for start.js and debug.ts .
Usefull info(please complete the following information):
OS: Linux (Debian 9, Python 3.7.9, NPM v8.5.0) Bluelinky Version v7.6.6 Region: EU Brand: hyundai Car model: Ioniq 5 AWD Additional context start.js sample script:
const BlueLinky = require("bluelinky"); config = require('../config.json');
const { username, password, pin, vin, region, brand } = config;
const client = new BlueLinky({ username, password, brand, region, pin });
client.on("ready", async () => { const vehicle = client.getVehicle(vin); const response = await vehicle.start({ airCtrl: true, igniOnDuration: 10, airTempvalue: 25, defrost: false, heating1: false, }); });
client.on('error', async (err) => { // something went wrong with login });
Status output from debug.ts attached for raw and parsed.
fullstatusraw.txt https://github.com/Hacksore/bluelinky/files/8110681/fullstatusraw.txt statusfetchedfromcar.txt https://github.com/Hacksore/bluelinky/files/8110682/statusfetchedfromcar.txt — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub https://github.com/Hacksore/bluelinky/issues/209, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AO7MCG3CM64HH533ZRGTHCTU4JPRFANCNFSM5O7AOWVA. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.
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memed36
When using start() to trigger hvac heating is started, but temperature value is not used - always defaults to last value set in Bluelink app. I used the code sample from https://bluelinky.readme.io/reference/start to create a js script "start.js" which works (npm run start shows no error, HVAC in my BEV car starts), but the temp value is ignored. I set temp to 17, 25 and 27 (celsius) bit when verifying with debug.ts (npm start debug) "status raw" shows ""value": "10H"" as temperature value and "status fetched from car" shows "temperatureSetpoint": 22 (Celsius). A working config.json exists and is used for start.js and debug.ts .
Usefull info(please complete the following information):
Additional context start.js sample script:
const BlueLinky = require("bluelinky"); config = require('../config.json');
const { username, password, pin, vin, region, brand } = config;
const client = new BlueLinky({ username, password, brand, region, pin });
client.on("ready", async () => { const vehicle = client.getVehicle(vin); const response = await vehicle.start({ airCtrl: true, igniOnDuration: 10, airTempvalue: 25, defrost: false, heating1: false, }); });
client.on('error', async (err) => { // something went wrong with login });
Status output from debug.ts attached for raw and parsed.
fullstatusraw.txt statusfetchedfromcar.txt