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New device naviclim atlantic #4560
New device naviclim atlantic #4560
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By the way, the option |
Is this possible with the original hub? |
Probably not. The app of the hub provide it, but it must be backed by a server. I was thinking that maybe I missed something because it is possible to do some kind of programming with if IR remote (sleep, on/off at a specific time). |
I would like to develop and use a new feature: swing mode for HVAC for the home assistant extension.
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Thanks! |
* wip: new device naviclim * refactor: remove debug code * fix: position 0 does not exist * style: spelling * fix: quiet_fan can now be disabled * fix: add manufacturerCode * fix: cluster for louber position is hvacThermostat * refactor: user enum instead of hardcoded number * fix: data type for swing mode * fix: add manufacturerCode * fix: disable powerful mode before activating eco * feat: custom thermostat_programming_operation_mode to return state * style: sort ToZigbee function * feat: add presence detection * feat: update state after tz.thermostat_occupied_cooling_setpoint * feat: update state after tz.thermostat_occupied_heating_setpoint * feat: update state after tz.thermostat_programming_operation_mode * feat: use withSwingMode, an migrate to preset for eco, activity and boost * fix: set state for swingMode * fix: remove presence_detection (replaced with preset) Co-authored-by: Noneangel <[email protected]>
I tried to add a new device support: an HVAC embedded thermostat (naviclim).
It mostly works, except for the part I wrote.
Could someone help me to address these problems? I will comment the file for each of them with a wireshark log of the sniff I made with the native hub.