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Honeywell Total Comfort Control API #47
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I am using the Android credentials. Maybe it is related to that? |
I can have Siri / Home App set the state for COOL / HEAT / AUTO / OFF and that works fine. But Setting a temperature still shows up on the Wink App and immediately reverts back to the previous setting. |
IOS 10 GM Running Homebridge and Homebridge-Wink for Thermostats IOS 10 Home app can see the Thermostats, read the State, read the Current Temperature, and read the Target Temperature However, when I try to change the temperature the Console shows a successful change, the wink App briefly flashes the change, then reverts back immediately. |
Boom, this works - var inherits = require('util').inherits; var WinkAccessory, Accessory, Service, Characteristic, uuid; /*
module.exports = function (oWinkAccessory, oAccessory, oService, oCharacteristic, ouuid) {
}; function WinkThermostatAccessory(platform, device) {
} var loadData = function () {
}; //Service.Thermostat = function(displayName, subtype) { // Required Characteristics // Optional Characteristics //inherits(Service.Thermostat, Service); //Service.Thermostat.UUID = '0000004A-0000-1000-8000-0026BB765291'; |
My current setup -
Older Honeywell Thermostats using Redlink Gateway to Total Comfort Control API
Homebridge (running on Mac) sends commands to Wink Hub which sends commands to Total Comfort Control API.
So if I use Siri here is what works:
"Siri, what is the LIVING ROOM AC temperature?"
However, it stops working after that. If I say "Siri, set LIVING ROOM AC to 75 degrees" it will send the command to the Wink Hub. The Wink Hub will change the temperature and then poll the API. But rather than update the Total Comfort Control to the desired temperature, it defaults the Wink Hub back to the current Thermostat settings. Thus the Homebridge to Wink set up works but something happens with Wink calling the API through this process.
When I change settings with just the Wink app, the commands process as expected. So this is something to do with the Homebridge script, or how the Wink Hub interprets what the HomeKit command says from Homebridge.
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