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thermostat code #64

Open mtfurlan opened 6 years ago

mtfurlan commented 6 years ago

Redraw screen on connection Something with fan forced sticking on

mkfink commented 6 years ago

Fan state does not report correctly. Requested fan state appears to mirror active fan state.

mtfurlan commented 6 years ago

Mqtt reset/run command. Mqtt set reset interval

mtfurlan commented 6 years ago

Delay fan turn on a few seconds.

mkfink commented 6 years ago

publish a status (like "../thermostat/timeout true") when the inactivity timeout has been reached and thermostat is resetting to default values.

mtfurlan commented 6 years ago

Done:

Todo

mtfurlan commented 6 years ago

Sorted todo

mtfurlan commented 6 years ago

Delay fan by 30s done. Kevin is now responsible for the tests, but it seems to work.

Autodetect BME vs BMP 280 Detect if temperature sensor unplugged while running

mkfink commented 5 years ago

Changing swing changes mode to heat (observed when thermostat was set to cool and was actively cooling)

mkfink commented 5 years ago

Further unexpected behavior, and I can't find anywhere in the code where swing should affect what mode it's in.

2018-08-20 23:13:55.914 cmnd/i3/inside/office/thermostat/swing 4 2018-08-20 23:13:55.959 stat/i3/inside/office/thermostat/mode heat 2018-08-20 23:13:55.962 tele/i3/inside/office/thermostat/output {"state": "off", "fan": "off"} 2018-08-20 23:13:57.520 cmnd/i3/inside/office/thermostat/swing 4 2018-08-20 23:13:57.569 stat/i3/inside/office/thermostat/mode heat 2018-08-20 23:14:50.730 cmnd/i3/inside/office/thermostat/swing butts 2018-08-20 23:14:50.808 stat/i3/inside/office/thermostat/swing 0 2018-08-20 23:15:06.715 cmnd/i3/inside/office/thermostat/swing 1 2018-08-20 23:15:06.748 stat/i3/inside/office/thermostat/mode heat 2018-08-20 23:15:21.364 cmnd/i3/inside/office/thermostat/swing 10 2018-08-20 23:15:21.391 stat/i3/inside/office/thermostat/swing new swing out of range 0-3 2018-08-20 23:15:24.703 cmnd/i3/inside/office/thermostat/swing 5 2018-08-20 23:15:24.790 stat/i3/inside/office/thermostat/mode heat 2018-08-20 23:15:24.794 tele/i3/inside/office/thermostat/output {"state": "off", "fan": "off"} 2018-08-20 23:15:27.125 tele/i3/inside/office/thermostat/input {"target":20, "mode":"heat", "fan":"auto", "swing":0, "timeout":10800000}

mtfurlan commented 5 years ago

Issue with swing is known, fix is implemented. Unresolved issue: Swing can take letters and thinks it gets 0 and this is bad.

mkfink commented 5 years ago

Swing should also probably never be allowed to be 0 lest we end up switching HVAC 100 times a day.

mtfurlan commented 5 years ago

Swing issue fixed; String parsing issues fixed Delay fan thing done Timeout set from MQTT, but not set in eeprom

New todo

mtfurlan commented 5 years ago

Something is wrong with the eeprom, not persisting properly? Maybe it's being reset every boot?

mtfurlan commented 5 years ago

Newerest todo

mkfink commented 5 years ago

3 hours after changing mode from 'AC' to 'off' the target changes from its current value to 10. This time delay seems not very intuitive. Should we even display a target when mode is 'off'?

mtfurlan commented 5 years ago

Probably not. Maybe a countdown to time out?

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3 hours after changing mode from 'AC' to 'off' the target changes from its current value to 10. This time delay seems not very intuitive. Should we even display a target when mode is 'off'?

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mkfink commented 5 years ago

Timeout should be irrelevant in off mode. Just checked my home thermostat and just stops displaying target when set to off. It also remembers the last set heat and cool targets when I switch back to those from off, and I think I'd want that kind of behavior on this thermostat if I were using it at home with timeout disabled.

mtfurlan commented 5 years ago

Makes sense.

Todo

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Timeout should be irrelevant in off mode. Just checked my home thermostat and just stops displaying target when set to off. It also remembers the last set heat and cool targets when I switch back to those from off, and I think I'd want that kind of behavior on this thermostat if I were using it at home with timeout disabled.

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mkfink commented 5 years ago

Add a command to query the current state of all inputs/outputs/sensors

mtfurlan commented 5 years ago

Added query command

mtfurlan commented 5 years ago

Set temp with remote command Detect BME unplugged

mtfurlan commented 5 years ago

Make it so you can't turn on heat/cool more than once every two minutes or something.

mtfurlan commented 4 years ago

Current state of publishing topics:

tele/.../sensors {"temperature":19.85, "pressure":98621.7, "humidity":42.0}
tele/.../output {"state": "off", "fan": "on"}
tele/.../input {"target":19, "mode":"heat", "fan":"on", "swing":1, "timeout":0}

stat/.../mode HEAT
stat/.../target 19
stat/.../fan on

Command topics:

cmnd/.../mode
cmnd/.../target
cmnd/.../fan
cmnd/.../query

tele/.../input being tele confused me. Is this "correct"?

Also, todo list as I currently read it:

Todo items that need research into what we meant two years ago: