Closed Donder24 closed 2 years ago
Hi @Donder24. Thanks for your PR. Can you maybe explain what your goal is with this change? You are importing contants that don't exist in the file you are importing from. Also, to bring any functionality, they need to be used/mapped somewhere.
Helo Vincent,
Yeah, I thought so I was doiing something wrong...
But the "Pellet loading " state worked, so I continue with the other states.
My goal was to add the event-states the stove can have. Like "starting", "light flame",... . One of the states I wanted especially was : "pellet lack" or other Error states. So I can send notifications through HA to our cellphones for example in case we are running out off pellets.
Sorry for messing arround. I´dd better first have a better look how this code works... before tryiing.
Greetings Tom
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Hi @Donder24 https://github.com/Donder24. Thanks for your PR. Can you maybe explain what your goal is with this change? You are importing contants that don't exist in the file you are importing from. Also, to bring any functionality, they need to be used/mapped somewhere.
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Hi Tom,
I just found the issue you opened here https://github.com/fredericvl/py-agua-iot/issues/30 I will take a look at adding the extra states/errors.
I updated the status messages here https://github.com/vincentwolsink/py-agua-iot/commit/e4681e9e02f616130599da28eb05a94c355ef187
You should now be able to see when the pellets are depleted.
Hello Vincent,
Could you help me out? I imported this repo through HACS to have your latest version. But the state" Pellet Depleted" doesn't seem to work for me. Do I have to do something else to get this working?
Thanks a lot for your help!
How do you read the state? And what output do you get?
I tested it on my own Ravelli stove, but maybe your stove uses different state codes.
sorry, offline for a few days.
I'm having a Piazetta stove. I read the state via the climate-integration but I've extracted the states through a template sensor.
I'm reading the "human_device_state" , "device_state" and "alarm_state" but none off them is returning something that makes sense. if the pellets are depleted, It just returns the state "on"
What I was wondering, ( but I' don't know how this really works) you made changes in the one file I can not find in Home assistant... Isn't there a way, I can write to a debug/log file the states so I can see what's the correct code? Something like "Debug.print...." Or should I be able to access the API without code?
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How do you read the state? And what output do you get?
I tested it on my own Ravelli stove, but maybe your stove uses different state codes.
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Hi, I'm new with API's, code and Home assistant but I found some extra states for the Piazetta stove, probably also for other stoves. START and PELLET LOADING are working fine, the other 2 states aren't working. Since I don't have experience with reading API's, the succesfull states are lucky shots... Sorry if I'm wrongly using the Github Pull requests, Github is also new... Like I've vreated a second pull request for the const.py changes which are also adjusted.