Get over the finish line

[sebbacon]

• [x] Understand how I can use wall thermometer in a group with other TRVs
  • Either I can get the manual pairing to work
  • Or it's possible to send a temperature to a TRV
  • Or we just use our phones
• [x] Update the programme-setting script to use JSON or some other config format. Create "holiday" and "guests" settings.
  • [x] Make it so programme-setting script has root equivalent, or better, doesn't need root
• [x] Investigate simple way to set these remotely from a phone
• [ ] Re-investigate grafana stuff
• [ ] Debug the script that's meant to turn the boiler off
• [ ] Write up the whole sorry affair
• [ ] Rewrite the script
• [ ] Set up backups again

[sebbacon]

Remote switching of programmes:

• Add arguments to the existing script to select the programme
• Shell out to the script via openhab rules
• Add switch in openhab UI
• Profit

[sebbacon]

Testing valve change / boiler switch

At 15:42 I turned all the living space TRVs to 15 At this point they all reported their valve states back immediately. They were kitchen 89, back 100, front 100. 5 mins later I can check the valve states and they are still the same:

root@raspberrypi:/home/seb# homegear -e 'rc $hg->getValue("OEQ1039575:1", "VALVE_STATE");'
root@raspberrypi:/home/seb# homegear -e 'rc print_r($hg->getValue("OEQ1039575:1", "VALVE_STATE"));'
100root@raspberrypi:/home/seb# homegear -e 'rc print_r($hg->getValue("OEQ1040676:1", "VALVE_STATE"));'
100root@raspberrypi:/home/seb# homegear -e 'rc print_r($hg->getValue("MEQ1821372:1", "VALVE_STATE"));'

At 15:48 they all went to 0%. So that works.