Indigo Domotics

Busta999 wrote:

shapa wrote:

I've got similar issue - floor heating thermostat keeps resetting to 5C

BTW added "Generic Thermostat v2" manually to the XML file, so, for now, the only real issue it an electric floor one.

Any progress on enabling "smart thermostats self-management" - i.e. only to specify heat points (and enable global heating device if required)?

Is it at all possible you set the target set point to include a decimal point in it, i.e. 18.5c 0r 21.5c

I have done a test on a Spirit and if I set TRV target to 18.5c I get weird behaviour, as soon as I set to a whole number it works ok.

My issues with this have stopped since I kept to whole digits...

It's getting near the top of my to-do list to look at.

Autolog - not an issue - there is an easy work around:-)

Hi Matt,

it‘s been more than 2 Months now, is there any chance this minor change is released any time soon?

matt (support) wrote:

Strange they are using the manufacture ID, but we'll update Indigo (in 7.4.1) to use the Spirit device definition for that manufacture + model ID combination.

Happy new yer, btw.

Wilhelm

That model ID will be in Indigo 7.4.1, which are are (and have been) actively working on finishing since 7.4.0 shipped. No exact ETA though.

Hi Jon.
Any chance you can make your request for status not run in a group for all TRVs? With 8, it can take over 10 seconds for all to respond and nothing else runs in that time, adding a noticeable lag to some of my responses.

Thanks, from a nice warm room, whilst the rest of the house is much cooler, which is just what I need.

Hi Jon. No pressure but just wondering if you saw this?

siclark wrote:

Hi Jon. No pressure but just wondering if you saw this?

I missed it.

Good idea; the thought had crossed my mind.

What I would actually like is for Indigo to have a priority queuing mechanism for Z-Wave - The status requests could then go on the low priority queue,

I am not sure how easy it will be to implement it but I will see what I can do.

I have a few other things getting in the way at the moment, so it will be a little while before I can do anything on it.

Cheers. It's not often but there are times when I ask for lights to go off and they sit in a queue for 10 seconds plus which makes people (wife) wonder what's going on and why the stupid* system doesn't work.
I'm also holding off putting another 2 in which would add to this delay.

Indigo 7.4.1 is now available and includes the new manufacture / model ID for this module.

Thanks fo the info.
Cheers
Wilhelm

Hi Jon. Just got my first zigbee temp sensor connected to indigo via Mqtt and Joe’s plugin. It shows as a temperature device but it doesnt appear as an option for a remote temperature sensor in the TRV plugin. What do you need from me to enable?
Cheers. Simon

Hi Simon,

siclark wrote:

Hi Jon. Just got my first zigbee temp sensor connected to indigo via Mqtt and Joe’s plugin. It shows as a temperature device but it doesnt appear as an option for a remote temperature sensor in the TRV plugin. What do you need from me to enable?

Do a print to the log of the device details as in:

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indigo.server.log(u"Remote Stat Device:\n {}".format(indigo.devices[12345678]))

Replacing 12345678 with the device id and then post the results back here.

Interactive Shell Remote Stat Device:
address : Master
allowOnStateChange : False
allowSensorValueChange : False
batteryLevel : None
buttonGroupCount : 0
configured : True
description :
deviceTypeId : shimValueSensor
displayStateId : sensorValue
displayStateImageSel : TemperatureSensorOn
displayStateValRaw : 19.58
displayStateValUi : 19.6 °C
enabled : True
energyAccumBaseTime : None
energyAccumTimeDelta : None
energyAccumTotal : None
energyCurLevel : None
errorState :
folderId : 1335677605
globalProps : MetaProps : (dict)
com.flyingdiver.indigoplugin.shims : (dict)
SupportsOnState : false (bool)
SupportsSensorValue : true (bool)
SupportsStatusRequest : false (bool)
address : Master (string)
adjustmentFunction : (string)
brokerID : 62320332 (string)
message_type : ##Aqara## (string)
shimSensorPrecision : 1 (string)
shimSensorSubtype : Temperature-C (string)
state_dict_payload_key : temperature.humidity.pressure.battery (string)
state_location : payload (string)
state_location_payload_key : temperature (string)
state_location_payload_type : json (string)
state_location_topic_field : 0 (string)
states_list : (list)
uid_location : topic (string)
uid_location_payload_key : (string)
uid_location_topic_field : 2 (string)
id : 1443154466
lastChanged : 2020-02-13 06:39:35
lastSuccessfulComm : 2020-02-13 06:39:35
model : MQTT Value Sensor Device
name : Bedroom temperature
onState : None
ownerProps : com.flyingdiver.indigoplugin.shims : (dict)
SupportsOnState : false (bool)
SupportsSensorValue : true (bool)
SupportsStatusRequest : false (bool)
address : Master (string)
adjustmentFunction : (string)
brokerID : 62320332 (string)
message_type : ##Aqara## (string)
shimSensorPrecision : 1 (string)
shimSensorSubtype : Temperature-C (string)
state_dict_payload_key : temperature.humidity.pressure.battery (string)
state_location : payload (string)
state_location_payload_key : temperature (string)
state_location_payload_type : json (string)
state_location_topic_field : 0 (string)
states_list : (list)
uid_location : topic (string)
uid_location_payload_key : (string)
uid_location_topic_field : 2 (string)
pluginId : com.flyingdiver.indigoplugin.shims
pluginProps : emptyDict : (dict)
protocol : Plugin
remoteDisplay : True
sensorValue : 19.58
sharedProps : com.indigodomo.indigoserver : (dict)
states : States : (dict)
sensorValue : 19.580000 (real)
sensorValue.ui : 19.6 °C (string)
subModel :
supportsAllLightsOnOff : False
supportsAllOff : False
supportsOnState : False
supportsSensorValue : True
supportsStatusRequest : False
version : None

Thanks - I will look at adding this in later on today - I am out this morning.

Cheers... no rush at all. Just looking to see how I could use these. They seem to report temperature changes very fast and frequently, so interested on how the battery lasts.