I assume this will not make it into the main repository easily considering the MH-1823 is a WBR3 (RTL8720) thermostat and only accessible to WThermostatBeca when resoldered with an ESP8266 but maybe the DPs will help someone. As for MQTT push, I realized this and updating the desired temperature only worked when schedulesMode was off but there are still some extraneous push statements in the code. I disabled that logic in case schedulesModeByte was NOT_SUPPORTED but there.
Great work, Alexandr!
I am also received today MH-1823 and will follow your path to make this device MQTT-friendly. It seems your reverse engineering stuff very useful.
Hi Klaus,
I assume this will not make it into the main repository easily considering the MH-1823 is a WBR3 (RTL8720) thermostat and only accessible to WThermostatBeca when resoldered with an ESP8266 but maybe the DPs will help someone. As for MQTT push, I realized this and updating the desired temperature only worked when schedulesMode was off but there are still some extraneous push statements in the code. I disabled that logic in case schedulesModeByte was NOT_SUPPORTED but there.
Cheers, Alexandr (alexandr@oelzant.at)