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Component doesn't recognize termostat value? #4

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andriej opened this issue Mar 10, 2019 · 4 comments
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Component doesn't recognize termostat value? #4

andriej opened this issue Mar 10, 2019 · 4 comments

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@andriej
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andriej commented Mar 10, 2019

I've came back to the native integration in HA to see if anything changed in latest release.
It was running stable so far, but I have iSense thermostat in which there's a schedule.

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And while schedule changes the value, I can't see it in HA - I can only see that boiler is heathing and when I click on it I can see the value.
Also what I can see is that the 'set' value is changed for a split second for the value from thermostat and come back to 22.5 (set previously as a setback in HA and in termostat). Should show 24.5, which is shown on the graph.

@mvn23
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mvn23 commented Mar 12, 2019

I don't have a thermostat with scheduling function, so I can't really debug this myself. I will implement some extended debugging in the next release to trace this issue.

edit: actually, the library seems to be handling the scheduled changes well (24.5 is the correct target temperature, right?). This looks like an issue with the HA platform itself rather than with pyotgw.

@maikelwever
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I also have a Remeha iSense (v19), with scheduling.

I think @mvn23 is correct in thinking this issue lies with the HA component, since I can see the correct values in the history graphs. I'll take a look at the component in HA and see if I can improve/fix this.

@andriej
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andriej commented Mar 13, 2019

Yes, I forgot to point my assumption that it may be frontend issue also.
I've just bumped version to latest (to fix the hanging issue).

What I wanted to avoid is situation also like this one:
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@mvn23
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mvn23 commented Mar 18, 2019

Those vertical lines are caused by the climate platform initializing its temperatures to 0, which is fixed in home-assistant/core#22112
Closing this as the original issue is not a bug in pyotgw.

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