robertsfeir
commented
3 years ago Here are some HTTP requests to trigger dry mode
Request URL: https://home.cielowigle.com/api/device/getmoderules/1663/dry/
The response shows this is a supported mode: {fanSpeeds: ["auto", "low", "medium", "high"], modes: ["cool", "dry", "fan", "auto", "heat"],…} defaultTemperature: 78 displayLight: "on:off" fanSpeeds: ["auto", "low", "medium", "high"] isDehumid: 0 isDisplayLightInControlScreen: 0 isDisplayLightInSchedule: 0 isDisplaySwingInSchedule: 1 isFaren: 1 isShowSwingTray: 1 lightStates: null maxTemperature: "86" minTemperature: "62" modelrules: "default:default:default" modes: ["cool", "dry", "fan", "auto", "heat"] 0: "cool" 1: "dry" 2: "fan" 3: "auto" 4: "heat" swingPositions: ["auto", "pos1", "pos2", "pos3"] 0: "auto" 1: "pos1" 2: "pos2" 3: "pos3" tempIncrement: 1 uirules: "default:default:default"
Maybe the additional mode is due to the model number or generation (3rd in my case) of the Mr. Cool unit?
nicholasrobinson
Hello. Super appreciate this plugin. I'm wondering if it's possible to add a 4th mode: Dry. Dry mode on a Mr. Cool just turns on the fan to get the room air moving, and that results in dropping the humidity - since it acts as a dehumidifier, as opposed to dropping the temperature. Would be great to have this mode to combine with a hygrometer, and save energy. Thanks.