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Buderus GB182 - HC1 mode change not work #1193
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Clear write-up, thanks. We'll look into it. |
I think Could you read the telegram 2B9 (terminal Use the settings custom entities to add a entitiy absence: device 0x10, type 0x16E, offset 0, INT, writable. |
I have a GB192i.2, currently still without the MX300, which is detected as the same device. I can also test this if needed. |
without MX300 the app is not useable, but if you can check the User definied entity, possibly it works for you.
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I know, but this way I can verify if the issue originates with the MX300 or not... and hopefully have everything ready and working for when my MX300 arrives ;-) So after creating the custom entity, I also see the value change from 0 to -1 if I switch the from Present to Absent via my remote control*. However, changing the value in the EMS-ESP interface is sent correctly, but is not reflected in the value, or the remote control display (*) In my setup I also have a Buderus RC220 (recognized as an RT800), but this only seems to be a fancy temperature sensor with a display to control the settings exposed by the BC400/UI800. |
There is a bug in the dashboard input field, sending text instead of number if UOM is empty. Please set a UOM to make writing work. |
Very good hint and cool, it works now. How I can use the "User definied entity" with MQTT? It looks like the value is not send to the MQTT server. |
I can confirm that it works after setting the UoM. In MQTT the custom device is shown under the EMS-ESP itself (not under the boiler or thermostat, at least in Home Assistant), and the status updates correctly. However it's only a sensor and cannot be edited. |
Yes, the custom entities are new in v3.6 and not completly implemented/tested. Mqtt-publish is in /custom_data/. |
Thanks again and sorry, I should have checked it before in MQTT Explorer, reading works, publishing I will check later. |
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
GB182i.2 with MX300 and the EMS-ESP E32 adapter is running
Detected:
Condens 5000i/Greenstar 8000/GC9800IW
UI800
Wifi module
Unfortunately I can not switch the HC1 mode. In the EMS-ESP frontend the value is editable. Temperatures I can set. Via Buderus app and the MX300 I can change the mode and it also updates the values via MQTT.
REQUESTED INFORMATION
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TO REPRODUCE
change hc1 mode to manual show
but finally mode and mode type did not change
EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR
If I use the MyBuderus App and switch "absence/Abwesend" to true, hc1 mode change to manual and hc1 mode type to eco.
Finally I want to use MQTT to switch the mode to eco if nobody is at home.
ADDITIONAL CONTEXT
log from change mode in EMS-ESP:
change within MyBuderus App bring the change also in EMS-ESP, MQTT and the following debug log
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