Closed Marquo1 closed 2 years ago
Hi @Marquo1
Thanks for reporting that this component works on the 601, I'll update the docs
The current update interval is 60 seconds: https://github.com/golles/ha-kamstrup_403/blob/main/custom_components/kamstrup_403/__init__.py#L29
I can imagine that this is not suitable for battery-operated devices. I'll make this configurable in the future
Hi @Marquo1 I've made the change you suggested in #15
Would it be possible to help test this change? You can do this by checking out the configure_scan_interval
branch.
I'm testing this now as well, if all is fine I'll release this later this weekend.
@golles Splendid!
I'll try it in the morning and come back to you
Hi @golles
Everything is working but it was hard to confirm if the scan interval was changed. It seems the entities only show they're updated when the value has changed. Timing the updates with a stopwatch while my SO is showering doesn't feel creepy at all 🤣
I noticed an issue that I've fixed 2 hours ago.
I've tested it by changing the value to 10 seconds and I could see updates every 10 seconds. I had my logger set as:
logger:
default: warn
logs:
custom_components.kamstrup_403: debug
I've merged the PR and released 1.2.0
https://github.com/golles/ha-kamstrup_403/releases/tag/1.2.0
Thank you for the suggestion for this option and confirming that it works on the 601 meter.
Please star this repository if you're happy with this component - it makes me happy :-)
I've tested it by changing the value to 10 seconds and I could see updates every 10 seconds. I had my logger set as:
logger: default: warn logs: custom_components.kamstrup_403: debug
Ah that's experience I don't have. ;) Thanks for listening!
Did you read the instructions?
The request
Firstly, I would also like to report a new device working with the integration. In my case it is Kamstrup Multical 601. Thank you for this integration!
Secondly, can you please specify what's the read frequency and ideally make it a configurable value?
Additional information
From my research, I understand that reading the meter drains its battery (~15 min of lifetime reduction per read with brand new battery lasting 10 years without readouts). It'd be good to have control over it if ones device is battery powered.