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The Official integration uses *both* RESTful (web-based) APIs (I know, I wrote it :) ) - the newer API for the best functionality, the older API provides high-precision temperatures (0.01) for zones....

https://www.home-assistant.io/

https://community.home-assistant.io/t/honeywell-ch-dhw-via-rf-evohome-sundial-hometronics-chronotherm/151584/811

The integration is a WIP - but HA is a very...

# Honeywell Jasper, HVAC?
"08": {"type": "JIM", "name": "HVAC?"}, # Jasper equipment interface module
"31": {"type": "JST", "name": "HVAC?"}, # Jasper Stat TXXX

There are two different...

I wrote the 'Dunno'.

My best guess is that it is a Honeywell Jasper Stat TXXX:



2020-12-26T11:57:18.482643 082 I --- 31:012319 63:262142 --:------ 10E0 038...

Correct. Additionally, the DT92E (as with almost all battery-powered devices) will not reply to an unsolicited packet, so you can't ask it what it's battery state is.

I have an Intergas that uses a heat curve for CH, but ramps up to 85C for stored DHW (that is, it heats the cylinder at 85C, until the cylinder reaches 45C) - not controlled by evohome, but deffo...

The evohome_rf library can write schedules: python client.py execute /dev/ttyUSB0 --set-schedule 01:037519 schedule.json (where the file contains (only) the JSON from a --get-schedule).

The issue...

To get rid of the AssertionErrors, use -O, as in:
python -O client.py...

Are you using a HGI80 - all dev on that, but issues with evofw3 - if you want, you can pull latest commit & try again.

@gordonb3 PM me your email address - I believe can give you access to my test bed via TCC website.

Hi, its:

python client.py execute /dev/ttyUSB0 --get-schedule <controller ID> <zone ID>

The zone ID is a two-character hex value 00 to 0B.




(venv) dbonnes@vm-builder ~/c/evohome...

TL;DR: (from my personal experience) I deny.

I have an Intergas Eco RF 36 (configured as a system boiler - the CV is used to heat the DHW cylinder via a coil, and it has no running HW) with the...

I don't have an OTB, so can't comment with 100% confidence, but I have the benefit of a few people's logs.

I seems to me that all the OTB systems I've seen, the controller periodically (every 300...

To summarise - they both pull essentially the same data (HA pulls more data, but these differences are trivial).

Thus, in both cases, you do not have CV return temp.

You have no idea how...

There's a nice integration between LAN2RF and home-assistant (HA) - IMHO, HA's evohome integration is better than Domoticz's too.

Note: the CV outflow temp is available via the 'public' API - the...

@lloyd the fix is in - next release of HA.

Yeah - gottit - thanks!

Well *that's* a schoolboy error - I am sure I triple-checked this at the time!

The code is >1y old, and no-one else has complained since (mind you, you're the first person I know of who's found a...

Looks like a bug then. You can submit is via https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues & I'll have a look at it.

Three things:
1) the HA devs are pretty strict - having an issue will make it...

@lloyd - I think the system is behaving as expected.

Note that in the HA integration, schedules are treated differently to the rest of the data because they are: a) big, and b) don't change often...

You could try this:

python client.py monitor /dev/ttyUSB0 -p

Which will give you data like this:


Schema[01:145038] = {
"controller": "01:145038",
"system": {

No, you should persist - it wont be that difficult.

HA's evohome integration already tracks the current setpoint (called temperature, and/or: status.setpoint_status.target_heat_temperature), and...

For you Python programmers: (evohome_rf) provides all sorts of advantages, including discovery, tracking state, QoS, and the most complete set of parsers.

Here, we discuss using it to eavesdrop...

I think my answer was in post #12 at: https://www.automatedhome.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?6236-evohome-listener-some-questions/page2

I'm being asked to put a nodeRED, mqtt, RESTful, etc...

You're welcome to have a go at it, but: OMG - it's not straight-forward piece of code.

evohome_rf is designed to interface between consumers like your skill and a HGI80/evofw3 device - can you use...

Dan did an amazing job decoding this packet type (I'm pretty good at decoding packets, but I wouldn't have been able to do it), but his code is more proof-of-concept, I guess. In addition, my...