deiger
commented
4 years ago t_temptype is the temperature unit that is used for the AC LED display. It has no effect on the values of f_temp_in and t_temp. Unless you live in the US (or a handful of islands), it should be set to CELSIUS, even if the temperatures used in the API are in Fahrenheit.
I find it really strange that the temperatures you see for f_temp_in and t_temp seem to be in different units. Considering that f_temp_in is read-only, I expect the AC to be operating in Celsius, so t_temp should accept 24 as input. Given that the span for Celsius and Fahrenheit is non-overlapping (16-30 and 61-86, respectively), it can probably accept a temperature from both spans and act accordingly.
The unit specified in the yaml file should match the unit used by the AC (so HA can properly translate the unit of the locale to the one of the API) - mostly that is F, but it seems in your case it is C. Likewise, the min_temp and max_temp should have the right values, either 61 and 86 or 16 and 30.
For an on/off switch you need to also add:
switch:
- platform: mqtt
name: "HiSense AC"
command_topic: "hisense_ac/t_power/command"
state_topic: "hisense_ac/t_power/status"
payload_on: "on"
payload_off: "off"
qos: 1Not sure why HA doesn't do it automatically.
Ras195
belladieg
iw5edv
wifi75
karlkar
I finally managed to have my AC on Hass.io
The first thing is how I can add a button to switch on/off the AC?
Then I've a problem regarding the temperature
In my /config/configuration.yaml I set:
But when I execute:
curl -ik 'http://172.17.8.10:8889/hisense/status'
I get:
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Server: BaseHTTP/0.6 Python/3.8.2 Date: Thu, 25 Jun 2020 11:35:01 GMT Content-type: application/json
{"f_electricity": 0, "f_e_arkgrille": 0, "f_e_incoiltemp": 0, "f_e_incom": 0, "f_e_indisplay": 0, "f_e_ineeprom": 0, "f_e_inele": 0, "f_e_infanmotor": 0, "f_e_inhumidity": 0, "f_e_inkeys": 0, "f_e_inlow": 0, "f_e_intemp": 0, "f_e_invzero": 0, "f_e_outcoiltemp": 0, "f_e_outeeprom": 0, "f_e_outgastemp": 0, "f_e_outmachine2": 0, "f_e_outmachine": 0, "f_e_outtemp": 0, "f_e_outtemplow": 0, "f_e_push": 0, "f_filterclean": 0, "f_humidity": 0, "f_power_display": 0, "f_temp_in": 26.0, "f_voltage": 0, "t_backlight": "ON", "t_control_value": 3408897, "t_device_info": 0, "t_display_power": null, "t_eco": "OFF", "t_fan_leftright": "OFF", "t_fan_mute": "OFF", "t_fan_power": "OFF", "t_fan_speed": "AUTO", "t_ftkt_start": 0, "t_power": "OFF", "t_run_mode": "OFF", "t_setmulti_value": null, "t_sleep": "STOP", "t_temp": 81, "t_temptype": "FAHRENHEIT", "t_temp_eight": "OFF", "t_temp_heatcold": "OFF", "t_work_mode": "COOL"}
The question is: why I have f_temp_in in Celsious and t_temp in Fahrenheit? I should have everything in Celsious. If I change the temperature to 24°C on Home Assistant, t_temp changes from 81 to 24; it means that I'm asking the AC to set the temperature to 24 Fahrenheit (-4C°)! I think that this is wrong. Do I miss something? Should I leave the configuration in Fahrenheit?
Thank you for your support.