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Heating thermostat does not update HeatPump correction parameter #155

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rhammen opened this issue Oct 15, 2023 · 2 comments
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Heating thermostat does not update HeatPump correction parameter #155

rhammen opened this issue Oct 15, 2023 · 2 comments

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@rhammen
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rhammen commented Oct 15, 2023

I noticed that when I change the temperature on the heating thermostat, the heatpumo correction factor is not updated.
One problem was that the correction was a factor 100 too large, because correction_factor is in % so needs to be divided by 100.
However, also after that fix the correction is not written.

When I add logging to coordinator.write() and coordinator.async_write() to see which (parameter,value) are written after I change the thermostat, nothing is logged at all. So it look like the write command triggered by
_ = self.coordinator.write(
key_correction_target.split(".")[1], correction
is not executed somehow.
(When I change the correction number in the UI directly, the value is written correctly and I can then see in the logging that at least the coordinator.async_write() function is called.)

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rhammen commented Nov 2, 2023

@BenPru and others: does this work for you?

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BenPru commented Nov 2, 2023

Shame on me... but I don't use the heating thermostat.
I'm currently working on two things:

  1. Periodic statistic attributes #187 and later Create a CoP Sensor #188
  2. Improve heating thermostat #189

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