Closed robertoash closed 1 year ago
Hi, There are some possible reasons:
Hi,
There are some possible reasons:
- Have you checked, whether the sun entities exist on your system?
Yes. The templates produce the desired output.
- Maybe your living above the polar circle, so there is no sunset and sunrise right now?
Creative troubleshooting. Love it!
But no. Don't live above the polar circle and the sun entities have values.
- Some mowers, which are on mission don't support changing the schedule. See #452 . Which mower do you have and is it using mission?
This might be the reason. Same as in the referenced issue, I have a 415x with a single zone configured but, as the referenced issue mentions, maybe it's a matter of my mower supporting missions. Maybe you want to mark this as a duplicate and I'll keep an eye out for the linked issue instead.
Thank you so much for looking into it and replying!
Duplicate to #452
Prerequirements [X] I have connected my mower(s) to the Automower Connect App [X] I have connected my Husqvanra developers account to the Authentication API [X] I have connected my Husqvarna developers account to the Automower Connect API
Describe the bug Calling the husqvarna_automower.calendar service produces "Failed to call service husqvarna_automower.calendar. Command not allowed." I followed the exact example in the Readme. The only thing I modified is the target entity. The same result occurs even with hardcoded times instead of templates.
Expected behavior I think it should be able to set a calendar using this service call.
Screenshots This is the call service I used:
And this is the error:
Additional context Log extract: