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3 years ago Closed sd-dlinger closed 3 years ago
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3 years ago sd-dlinger
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3 years ago sd-dlinger
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3 years ago I just manually applied the fix from that commit and it seems to be working now.
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Expected Behavior
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If I ask siri to turn the fan off (0%), it should set the Z-wave device's "switch" to off and "Fan Speed" parameter to 0, and "Level" parameter to 0. If I ask siri to set fan speed to "low", it should set the Z-wave device's "switch" to on and "Fan Speed" parameter to 1, and/or "Level" parameter to 32. If I ask siri to set fan speed to "medium", it should set the Z-wave device's "switch" to on and "Fan Speed" parameter to 2 and/or "Level" parameter to 66. If I ask siri to set fan speed to "high", it should set the Z-wave device's "switch" to on and "Fan Speed" parameter to 3 and/or "Level" parameter to 100.
Current Behavior
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If I ask siri to set fan speed to "low", it sets the Z-wave device's "switch" to on "Level" parameter to 33 - this results in the fan speed being set to 2 (medium). This results in the home app showing the 33% level that I requested, but in SmartThings app, it shows "Medium". If I change it to "Low" in SmartThings app, it then reflects as the fan being ON at 0% in the home app, which should not be possible. SmartThings IDE then shows the "Level" at 32% and "Fan Speed" at "1".
It seems like iOS considers exactly 33% to be "low", but Smartthings (or this device) consider 32% to be "low" and anything higher (even 33%) to be "medium". Might be better to set the fan speed (0-3) instead of the "level".
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I have an automation to set the fan to "low", and it always ends up being on "medium" after I run the automation. I have to go into the smartthings app and manually decrease it to "low".
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INFO: [Device Event]: (Guest Room Fan) [SWITCH] is off INFO: [Device Event]: (Guest Room Fan) [LEVEL] is 0 INFO: [Device Event]: (Guest Room Fan) [FANSPEED] is 0 NOTICE: Sending Device Command: on | Name: (Guest Room Fan) | DeviceID: (69913479-6d89-4c63-ae8d-00551f2a85fa) | SendToLocalHub: (false) DEBUG: sendDeviceCommand | Response: "" NOTICE: Sending Device Command: setLevel | Value: {"value1":33} | Name: (Guest Room Fan) | DeviceID: (69913479-6d89-4c63-ae8d-00551f2a85fa) | SendToLocalHub: (false) DEBUG: sendDeviceCommand | Response: "" INFO: [Device Event]: (Guest Room Fan) [LEVEL] is 33 INFO: [Device Event]: (Guest Room Fan) [SWITCH] is on INFO: [Device Event]: (Guest Room Fan) [FANSPEED] is 2
--- Home app shows fan is on "low" but it's spinning at medium speed. --- --- Smartthings app shows the fan is on "medium" --- --- I change the speed from "medium" to "low" in Smartthings App ---
INFO: [Device Event]: (Guest Room Fan) [FANSPEED] is 1 INFO: [Device Event]: (Guest Room Fan) [LEVEL] is 32