Closed danielkorkin closed 7 months ago
Temperature, assuming it's returned by the api, should be an easy add. HomeKit, surprisingly, does not support different modes so that's not possible in a way done well.
Based on my review of the HA code, temperature does seem to be returned by the api. I'll take a look and see if I can get it added to this one via a PR.
The websocket connection reports the temperature sensor state so that should be feasible to implement. I agree with @alvst that the modes would be difficult to implement in a clean way. Though I could add a toggle to the config to just permanently mute the fan if that's something people would be interested in.
The reason I didn't initially implement the temp sensor is because I've found it to be inaccurate.
Yes that makes sense. I find the temp sensor in my dreo to be 2-3 degrees, sometimes more, higher than my other temperature sensors say.
maybe adjust it down by 2-3 degrees or asking the user in home bridge setup optionally the difference in temp then adding it later?
Took me a while because I forgot about this but I've created a pull request with the temperature sensor added as well as the offset and ability to show/hide the temperatures sensors. for simplicity, if you have multiple fans, you can't show/hide individual temperature sensors, but you can always hide those within the home app.
Thank You!
Version 3.2 with Temp sensor is off significantly in homekit compared to what it is in the Dreo app. So my Deep app is reading 68 degrees F and Homekit is reading 154 degrees F
Version 3.2 with Temp sensor is off significantly in homekit compared to what it is in the Dreo app. So my Deep app is reading 68 degrees F and Homekit is reading 154 degrees F
I’m having a similar issue. My Dreo fan temp sensor in Homekit is displaying 100 degrees Fahrenheit higher than the actual reading in the Dreo app. This is new behavior in 3.2.
The conversion between Celsius and Fahrenheit is off. I submitted a fix yesterday waiting on approval.
Adding support for the temperature sensor as a temp sensor and different modes such as sleep, auto etc and support for the silent button make everything a button including oscillating