Closed krahabb closed 6 months ago
I'm trying to fix this issue but as far as I can understand the AEST
timezone is not set in the python libraries so you should 'revert' to using any Australia/<city>
configuration.
I guess the AEST
configuration was set automatically when meross_lan
detected that devices timezones where not 'in line' with your HA configuration. When this happens, meross_lan
uses the HA provided key to automatically fix the device configuration (through raising an 'issue' with a 'repair' option).
If this is the case, I cannot understand why HA provides this key (AEST) even if it doesn't appear in the standard IANA names. These timezone names are always a mess though and right now I suggest you to enter device(s) configurations and set one of the 'legal' names for timezone.
meross_lan
in turn will just check that the UTC offset of the device align with the UTC offset of HA (this happens anyway only for some type of devices like power metering plugs or thermostats) so, as far as the timezones have the same offset, it should not raise any HA 'issue'
Some additional data from me.
I set these devices up almost 2 years ago and they have been rock solid, so I haven't updated their configuration.
I have just gone into the MEROSS app and updated the tz for my fridge to Australia/Brisbane and see how that fairs.
meross_lan-08c86598fc0b5e70f5fd2d43e7a96676-fridge-0e58a786b4809e88951a4079dc29396f.json
_Originally posted by @purcell-lab in https://github.com/krahabb/meross_lan/issues/397#issuecomment-1971888280_