Closed voed closed 1 year ago
Guess i should open it in converters repo.
Um, or not. Anyways, here's what i found: when heat_stop is enabled, i can click on preset selector(manual, auto etc..), heat stop will be disabled without resetting the temperature. But if i click on heat_stop switch instead, it resets temperature to default state of previous preset(17 for auto or 20 for manual). So i think we can just remove this line to fix the issue. Also maybe try to read current preset instead of just setting 'manual' here? @vladi1234 take a look please
Also changing current_heating_setpoint
when heating_stop
is enabled just resetting current_heating_setpoint
to 20 so i guess here we should change mode first and then change heating setpoint.
Hello @voed, it is due to the internal TVR function as soon as the value or parameter has changed, then TVR always changes to Auto_Mode.
I have examined this effect again today and found a solution that can handle these effects.
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Hello @voed, it is due to the internal TVR function as soon as the value or parameter has changed, then TVR always changes to Auto_Mode.
I have examined this effect again today and found a solution that can handle these effects.
Please can you let me know what your solution is? I experience the same behaviour of the TVR.
@hans9t9 instead of turning on just set preset mode to manual. It will turn on without resetting the temperature.
Thanks @voed, I tried it out right away and this works!
What happened?
After setting heating_stop to on and off again, current_heating_setpoint resets to 20 °C. Not sure if it can be fixed but i tried with tuya hub and it is resetting too, but to 17 °C instead.
What did you expect to happen?
No response
How to reproduce it (minimal and precise)
Zigbee2MQTT version
1.27.2
Adapter firmware version
20220219
Adapter
CC2652R
Debug log
No response