Closed FuzzyMistborn closed 5 months ago
Are you able to make sure the values in your service call match roughly the items you have access to in the app? Not all items are supported on all cars. As a note your logs also don't reference a service call for remote start.
Could you also try with the car unplugged to see if that changes anything?
Are you able to make sure the values in your service call match roughly the items you have access to in the app? Not all items are supported on all cars.
Yes, all items I'm checking are supported. I've even tried a stripped down/basic approach without luck (just duration and temp)
As a note your logs also don't reference a service call for remote start.
Is that required on top of the climate call?
Could you also try with the car unplugged to see if that changes anything?
Car unplugged means it doesn't work at all. Not even the short turn over.
Edit: I just tried turning the car on from the Hyundai website and it worked just fine. Didn't change anything with the car.
Poor wording on my part. start_climate will do that. I often think of it as remote start since I have an ICE. Will need to compare this to a a sniff. I will reply to the other thread on this.
Any update on this? Looking for a sniff of the traffic and comparing to our data.
What do you need from me? I thought we were working in #317 to try to source some of the issues as they may be related.
Good catch that I haven't replied to that one. I do think different issues but same troubleshooting steps needed.
Just noting a follow up on this one. Traffic sniffing is most likely required here too.
FYI I've experienced this problem from the BlueLink app itself (EU, Hyundai Kona). I'll often switch on the climate control and when I go to the car 10 minutes later I discover that the button didn't work even though I got a "success" notification from the car. I've gotten into the habit of pressing the button again after receiving the notification.
I don't think this is an issue with the API, more an issue with the car itself.
I get this problem too, I think it's linked to the car beeing connected to a charger and at the % charging limit. The start_climate will trigger the car to start charging, the car then stops the charging as it's on the limit and at the same time stop the climate controll. Anyone can confirm this theory?
Closing as this has been working for a few months now.
Region and Brand of car USA, Hyundai
Describe the bug
I've tried using the
start_climate
service call and I send the command and see the car start up/dash lights up, but then a few seconds later the car turns back off again.Debug logs if an error occurred
To Reproduce Here's my service call:
Expected behavior
Car should turn on and heat/cool to appropriate temp.
Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Additional context
The car is plugged in (not sure if that's required) and I tried setting the charge limit higher (car was at 80%, set charge to 90%) but didn't change the result.