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Title: CHANGE TEMPERATURE OF THERMOSTAT FROM SCHEDULER
Post by: perruca on October 19, 2016, 10:58:43 AM

Hi!

I want to set the heating temperature of the thermostat module from scheduler, but I don`t find the right code to do that. ¿Can someone help me?

Thanks!!

Nacho.-

Title: Re: CHANGE TEMPERATURE OF THERMOSTAT FROM SCHEDULER
Post by: bkenobi on October 19, 2016, 04:54:28 PM

I thought the thermostat had a built-in scheduler actually.  You should be able to use the main scheduler as well, but the built-in code would be better to use IMO.

Title: Re: CHANGE TEMPERATURE OF THERMOSTAT FROM SCHEDULER
Post by: mvdarend on October 19, 2016, 08:56:51 PM

I've been playing around with the new scheduler, and have gotten most stuff to work, but this one has got me stumped...

For example this works: (after a refresh of the screen, as the widget doesn;t refresh itself.)

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var sensor = $$.modules.withName("Multi Sensor").get();
sensor.Parameter("Sensor.Luminance").Value = 131;
But this doesn't seem to work:

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var sensor = $$.modules.withName("MyThermostat").get();
sensor.Parameter("Thermostat.Mode").Value = "Heat";
sensor.Parameter("Thermostat.SetPoint.Heating") = 19;
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, not sure. I renamed the default Thermostat to 'MyThermostat' to make sure I wasn't getting some other module that is named 'Thermostat' but that didn;t help.

Title: Re: CHANGE TEMPERATURE OF THERMOSTAT FROM SCHEDULER
Post by: perruca on October 21, 2016, 09:46:23 AM

Hi!

I'm trying adding a few lines of code in the Thermostat Basic program, giving the temperature as a parameter instead of "Heat".

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if (option == "19" || option == "20" || option == "21" || option == "22")
        {
        Program.RaiseEvent(thermostat, "Thermostat.SetPoint.Heating", option, EVENT_DESCRIPTION);
      holdingMode[index] = false;
      ThermostatLogicRun(thermostat);
      res = "OK";
         }

The call from scheduller:

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// Heat, HeatEconomy, Cool, CoolEconomy, Auto, Off
mode = '19';
// set the mode of all selected thermostat modules to 'Heat'
$$.boundModules.command('Thermostat.ModeSet')
  .set(mode);

It seems to work fine.

Regards.

Nacho.-