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Impossible to set target temps #13
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After compilation, there is also no way to set the temperature, since it is set to 0. In any other climate control (for example, in Better Thermostat) you raise the temperature above 16 and everything appears immediately. |
During compilation it gives an error In file included from src/main.cpp:43: But compilation still happens and works, but not entirely correctly. |
It is just warning, not error. If your AC supports that features, you can add code for them in gree_ir.h. |
Part of the code doesn't work ac.setTemp(22); When rebooting, it sets the temperature to 0, but it needs 22. Therefore, the temperature regulator is not visible. |
Create automation to restore temp after reboot.
I don't know, why regulator is not visible. HA with last updates + EspHome with last updates + default thermostat card - regulator is visible. |
You can do this, but it would be good if it worked without a script. |
My solution is to manually set void setup() override
{
ac.begin();
ac.setMode(kFujitsuAcModeCool);
ac.setTemp(22);
ac.setFanSpeed(kFujitsuAcFanAuto);
ac.setSwing(kFujitsuAcSwingBoth);
ac.off();
this->mode = CLIMATE_MODE_OFF;
this->fan_mode = CLIMATE_FAN_AUTO;
this->swing_mode = CLIMATE_SWING_BOTH;
this->target_temperature = 22; // <---- here
this->publish_state();
} |
Hi, I added as per documentation.
Dallas sensor is measuring actual temp in the room.
However not possible to set actual target temps...
Just me or did I overlooked something?
Thx,
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Kevin
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