Closed Frederik-V closed 4 years ago
I did a few tests with 1.9.1 release and 1.9.2b10 and all temperatures are correct.
when using 1.9.1 it takes up to 2 minutes before the change in mode ( day/ night/ auto) are reflected. when using 1.9.2b10 it takes up to 5 minutes or more
even after 20 minutes i have only :
Thermostat stats: Thermostat: RC20F (ProductID:93 Version:02.00) Thermostat time is 18:05:59 16/10/2019 Heating Circuit 1 Current room temperature: 19.6 C Setpoint room temperature: 19.0 C Heating Circuit 2 Current room temperature: 18.3 C Setpoint room temperature: 13.5 C Mode is set to night
On 16 Oct 2019, at 17:37, majdzik84 notifications@github.com wrote:
Yes.I think it's current room temperature https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/31352476/66934937-8c5aac00-f03b-11e9-91f9-50f3b1d7a915.png — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub https://github.com/proddy/EMS-ESP/issues/162?email_source=notifications&email_token=ANDW44Z6V4WJKOMZUL7IV33QO4YJ5A5CNFSM4IGOZDB2YY3PNVWWK3TUL52HS4DFVREXG43VMVBW63LNMVXHJKTDN5WW2ZLOORPWSZGOEBM6ISA#issuecomment-542762056, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ANDW447P2LB2ZJHQPZNGM2TQO4YJ5ANCNFSM4IGOZDBQ.
Of course, the temperatures work correctly.
After thinking, I think that it is easier to control the thermostat, e.g. in Home assistant by simply setting the day or night temperature because the auto mode switches them on at the appropriate times.
I think Proddy once inserted a dependency.
If in auto mode set temperature = 0.0C show day temp or night temp (depending on rc35 is in auto-day or auto-night mode).
The problem is that if the night mode 20C switched to auto mode (which is currently in daytime auto mode) then the temperature does not change to 22C (day temp) but remains at 20C. Is it possible to read the current status of the automatic mode (whether it is auto-day or auto-night) and depending on it display the correct temperature (in setpoint temperature in auto mode) - of course, as I wrote earlier only when the value setpoint temperature (temporary) is equal to 0.0C.
I hope this clarifies things a little.
I don't know what it is caused by, but I noticed that there are times when all switches work properly but it also happens that the temperatures are not updated. Since last night at my switch again correctly.
I should be able to find the auto-day and auto-night modes. They must be in 0x3D (HC1) or 0x47 (HC2) if you could send along some examples.
Auto-Day (temp. day 22C)
(03:01:03.793) Thermostat -> me, type 0x47, telegram: 10 0B 47 00 03 28 2C 26 0A 28 00 02 00 05 05 2D 01 01 04 4B 05 4B 01 00 3C FF 0D 05 05 02 02 (CRC=FF) #data=27
Auto-Night (temp. night 20C)
(03:04:02.057) Thermostat -> me, type 0x47, telegram: 10 0B 47 00 03 28 2C 26 0A 28 00 02 00 05 05 2D 01 01 04 4B 05 4B 01 00 3C FF 0D 05 05 02 02 (CRC=FF) #data=27
lol, they're identical so its not in that telegram!
yes, they are identical - to be sure I checked 2 times
closing.
I'm pretty new on this fora and starting to explore the possibilities of the EMS-ESP. On top, I'm a Home Assistant (HA) user in order to control my home domotica.
I was very enthusiastic to read on the fora that it is possible to control the 2 heating circuits. I'm using HC1 for radiators in the bedrooms & bathroom (level 1), HC2 as floor heating (level 0).
Is there a possibility to control both Heating Circuits at the same time with MQTT? Meaning, having two thermostat control systems in the Home Assistant GUI. Now you need to switch all the time between the Heating Circuits in order to read out the temperature and the heating settings.