Closed andresledo closed 1 month ago
Hey there @noltari, mind taking a look at this issue as it has been labeled with an integration (airzone
) you are listed as a code owner for? Thanks!
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I don't know if it's relevant, but in Home Assistant, on the air conditioning card, I have the following states that don't match those of the machine: Home Assistant - Air Machine Low - Silence Medium - Low 75% - Medium Hight - Hight
I don't know if it's relevant, but in Home Assistant, on the air conditioning card, I have the following states that don't match those of the machine:
Home Assistant - Air Machine
Low - Silence Medium - Low 75% - Medium Hight - Hight
These are the expected values for your device since it has 4 speeds (+ Auto).
The problem
I have a Hitachi air conditioning unit connected to Home Assistant with the local Airzone integration. In the air conditioner card, I can change the fan speed, and this correctly updates the speed on the physical air conditioning unit.
However, the card continues to display "auto" speed, even though this is not correct.
Does it show the value that you selected for less than a minute and then it changes back to auto?
The problem
I have a Hitachi air conditioning unit connected to Home Assistant with the local Airzone integration. In the air conditioner card, I can change the fan speed, and this correctly updates the speed on the physical air conditioning unit. However, the card continues to display "auto" speed, even though this is not correct.
Does it show the value that you selected for less than a minute and then it changes back to auto?
Exactly, I can't tell you the exact time but after a few minutes it returns to automatic mode, I have tried to set the speed to high and I have checked on another device that also showed the high speed. I understand that it is not any cache of the device in question.
After 5-10 minutes it started to report the fan speed as auto.
Another issue is that the fan speed entity does not appear on the device, so I can't monitor it with the recorder either.
The problem
I have a Hitachi air conditioning unit connected to Home Assistant with the local Airzone integration. In the air conditioner card, I can change the fan speed, and this correctly updates the speed on the physical air conditioning unit.
However, the card continues to display "auto" speed, even though this is not correct.
Does it show the value that you selected for less than a minute and then it changes back to auto?
Exactly, I can't tell you the exact time but after a few minutes it returns to automatic mode, I have tried to set the speed to high and I have checked on another device that also showed the high speed. I understand that it is not any cache of the device in question.
After 5-10 minutes it started to report the fan speed as auto.
When you change the speed value, the integration will cache the new value locally until the next API polling occurs, which happens every minute, unless you perform any change, which will delay the next poll by 1 minute.
Based on what you've said and on my experience with another Airzone device it's a bug on the FW of your device and therefore you need to contact Airzone since they are the only ones who can fix it.
Another issue is that the fan speed entity does not appear on the device, so I can't monitor it with the recorder either.
There's no specific speed entity since it's just a climate entity attribute.
The problem
I have a Hitachi air conditioning unit connected to Home Assistant with the local Airzone integration. In the air conditioner card, I can change the fan speed, and this correctly updates the speed on the physical air conditioning unit.
However, the card continues to display "auto" speed, even though this is not correct.
Does it show the value that you selected for less than a minute and then it changes back to auto?
Exactly, I can't tell you the exact time but after a few minutes it returns to automatic mode, I have tried to set the speed to high and I have checked on another device that also showed the high speed. I understand that it is not any cache of the device in question. After 5-10 minutes it started to report the fan speed as auto.
When you change the speed value, the integration will cache the new value locally until the next API polling occurs, which happens every minute, unless you perform any change, which will delay the next poll by 1 minute.
Based on what you've said and on my experience with another Airzone device it's a bug on the FW of your device and therefore you need to contact Airzone since they are the only ones who can fix it.
Another issue is that the fan speed entity does not appear on the device, so I can't monitor it with the recorder either.
There's no specific speed entity since it's just a climate entity attribute.
Understood, I will contact them and update with their response.
Gracias por tu tiempo Álvaro.
In the last Aidoo Firmware Update 10.12/6.20 this is solved.
The problem
I have a Hitachi air conditioning unit connected to Home Assistant with the local Airzone integration. In the air conditioner card, I can change the fan speed, and this correctly updates the speed on the physical air conditioning unit. However, the card continues to display "auto" speed, even though this is not correct.
What version of Home Assistant Core has the issue?
core-2024.9.3
What was the last working version of Home Assistant Core?
No response
What type of installation are you running?
Home Assistant OS
Integration causing the issue
airzone local
Link to integration documentation on our website
https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/airzone/
Diagnostics information
config_entry-airzone-108dede33cd59146b1fc89499172ff20.json
Example YAML snippet
No response
Anything in the logs that might be useful for us?
No response
Additional information
No response