AndyNew2
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1 week ago In file sensor_addresses.py line 112 ff: def decode(self, decoder: BinaryPayloadDecoder) -> tuple[bool, bool]: """Decode this sensor's value.""" value = decoder.decode_16bit_uint() LOGGER.debug("raw value (uint16) for %s: %d", self.name, value) return (True, value == 1)
I would change to: def decode(self, decoder: BinaryPayloadDecoder) -> tuple[bool, bool]: """Decode this sensor's value.""" value = decoder.decode_16bit_uint() LOGGER.debug("raw value (uint16) for %s: %d", self.name, value) return (True, value >= 1)
This is Python Syntax I have problems. So it return True when the condition after the value given is true, correct?
In in case the condition is false, it automatically return False? I would have written in the last line
return (value>=1)
This is C, C++ logic, I am not so familar with Python.
I still need to learn Python. I can't test in the moment, since cooling is off. Will try tomorrow and report if this solves the issue.
Anyhow I fear you do not like my change and do it properly by changing the sensor type to Enum instead Binary?
Easy to fix issue:
When heatpump is in cooling mode used together with NavigatorPro with Zonemodules, the activator monitor do not work. I see in the "information - Zonemodules" the Status for each "Antrieb" is 2 instead of the documented 1. It seems they now destinguish between activating the motor because of heating (1) or cooling (2). So just allow both values 1 and 2 and everything should be fine. I try to find myself the place and try it and upload the changes needed.