custom-components / climate.programmable_thermostat

Programmable thermostat that let you have a smart thermostat on budget.
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Problem with the temperature set by the sensor, the thermostat does not update as marked by the sensor (file_restore) #23

Closed zuscu closed 3 years ago

zuscu commented 3 years ago

Hola. Tengo el sensor creado con file_restore y funciona correctamente. En el sensor tengo establecido en 18 grados a una hora concreta, 20 en la siguiente y 18 otra vez en la siguiente. El sistema se ha iniciado justo en el momento que tengo marcado 20 y ha saltado el sistema de calefacción, se ha parado porque ha superado la temperatura establecida, pero cuando ha llegado la siguiente hora no se ha cambiado la temperatura fijada y sigue marcando 20 grados en vez de marcar 18 grados. Creo que no se actualiza la temperatura fijada y lo que no estoy seguro es si afectará al funcionamiento, ya que sólo queda fijada la hora a la que arranca la integración, ya se por un reinicio o en su creación.

Hi. I have the sensor created with file_restore and it works fine. On the sensor I have set it to 18 degrees at a specific time, 20 the next and 18 again the next. The system has started just at the moment that I have marked 20 and the heating system has tripped, it has stopped because it has exceeded the set temperature, but when the next hour has arrived the set temperature has not been changed and it continues to mark 20 degrees instead of marking 18 degrees. I think that the set temperature is not updated and what I am not sure is if it will affect the operation, since only the time at which the integration starts is set, either due to a restart or in its creation.

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zuscu commented 3 years ago

After reading closed issues i find this one https://github.com/custom-components/climate.programmable_thermostat/issues/16 and now I understand how it's work, i need to put heat-cold mode and now this component change when sensor change.

I close this issue.

Thanks, good work