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Added valve state and reporting for Bosch Thermostat II #5150

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@BBJake BBJake commented Dec 14, 2022

  • Added pi_heating_demand (valve opening) as a sensor
  • Added reporting for KeypadLockMode, Operating mode, pi_heating_demand and window_open
  • Fixed some typos

- Added reporting for KeypadLockMode, Operating mode, pi_heating_demand and window_open
- Fixed some typos
@BBJake BBJake changed the title Added valve state and reporting Added valve state and reporting for Bosch Thermostat II Dec 14, 2022
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Nezz commented Dec 15, 2022

Do you know if there's a practical difference between the "auto" and "heat" operating mode, or is it just something we have for uniformity?

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BBJake commented Dec 15, 2022

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The "heat" should better be called "manuell", but the SystemModes for thermostats just has this options: off/auto/cool/heat.... The Bosch thermostat supports "off/manual/auto". If set to auto, it uses the information (weekday/time) that you can set over the Bosch-App.
At the moment it is not possible to set these values over the z2m-interface, so it just makes sense to use the auto (manual) mode. The auto mode is just there to reflect the settings of the thermostat, which you can set directly on the device (press the button, turn left/right).

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Nezz commented Dec 15, 2022

Thanks for the clarification. Did you mean this?

so it just makes sense to use the auto heat (manual) mode

@Koenkk Koenkk merged commit d5ac3e0 into Koenkk:master Dec 15, 2022
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Koenkk commented Dec 15, 2022

Thanks!

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BBJake commented Dec 16, 2022

Thanks for the clarification. Did you mean this?

so it just makes sense to use the auto heat (manual) mode

Yes. It only makes sense to use the heat mode for z2m-users. In the auto mode the thermostat would overwrite it with other values directly set in the thermostat.

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