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arnemauer / Ducobox-ESPEasy-Plugin

Plugin voor ESPEasy om een Ducobox Silent / Focus / WTW Energy Comfort aan te sturen en sensoren uit te lezen. Er zijn twee plugins: een ducobox RF gateway en ducobox serial gateway.
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When ESP8266 reboots, the Duco goes to High Fan RPM #121

Closed Jozziej closed 1 year ago

Jozziej commented 2 years ago

Is there a way to make sure that when the ESP8266 reboots, the Duco does not go to High? Simply I always have the Duco at Permanent Low, which is changed to 20% in the Duco box itself.

arnemauer commented 2 years ago

After reboot it is assumed that the fan is running in automatic mode. https://github.com/arnemauer/Ducobox-ESPEasy-Plugin/blob/master/_P150_DucoRFGateway.ino#L21

After initialising the CC1101 chip the gateway will send a subscribe message to the Ducobox to get the current ventilation mode.

Jozziej commented 2 years ago

For some reason the ventilation does go to High every time the esp8266 lost connection or did a reboot. Is there a way to force a certain ventilation value, like permanent low?

arnemauer commented 2 years ago

Do you use mqtt? Could you try to disable that controller and reboot? Is de ducobox still changing ventilation mode to high after a reboot?

Jozziej commented 2 years ago

Yes I use MQTT to Home Assistant, when I disable the MQTT controller and reboot the ESP, the Duco box does not change the Fan to High. As soon as I enable the Mqtt controller again, instand change to Fan High.

arnemauer commented 2 years ago

It is not the plugin changing the ventilationmode. If you open the mqtt controller configuration page, do you have the retain checkbox on?

Jozziej commented 2 years ago

Yes

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arnemauer commented 2 years ago

Uncheck it...

Jozziej commented 2 years ago

Tried that, and makes no difference

Jozziej commented 1 year ago

Hi Arne you can close this issue. For some reason the Mqtt broker retained the Ventilation High cmd. Solved that.