Closed ltjessem closed 1 year ago
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Still an issue
The timestep used by the card is defined by your climate device.
If you want to customize this, please follow the procedure here: https://github.com/nielsfaber/scheduler-card#customizing-built-in-actions (note that the step
parameter defines the step size.
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I can't find anything there that would solve this. You're thinking of time step while I'm talking about temp step.
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I can't find anything there that would solve this. You're thinking of time step while I'm talking about temp step.
No I'm not. In my previous response I pointed to this code example:
customize:
climate.my_tuya_thermostat:
exclude_actions:
- heat # hide the built-in action to avoid duplicates
- set mode # we won't use this
- set preset # we won't use this
actions: # add the custom actions
- service: set_temperature
service_data:
hvac_mode: auto
variables:
temperature:
min: 10
max: 25
step: 0.5
unit: '°C'
icon: 'hass:fire'
name: "heat[ to {temperature}]" # replace with local translation for 'heat' and 'to' if desired
the section variables
defines the settings for the temperature slider. So you can set your own range (min/max) and also the step size for the slider.
By default, the card will follow the setting of your climate device (target_temp_step
property).
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Is there a way to either increase the step size of the temperature slider, for example to 0.5 or 1°C, or to decrease its range?
Reason being is that it's difficult to select say 20°C without flopping back and forth between 19.9 and 20.1 on mobile. For my particular use case the range of 7-35°C is also too large and makes it even more difficult to select the exact temperature I need.