Thermostat Temperature Display

[James Peterson]

 

<nodeInfo>
<node flag="128" nodeDefId="UZW006B">
<address>ZW017_1</address>
<name>Tstat - Gordons Office</name>
<family>4</family>
<type>4.8.6.0</type>
<enabled>true</enabled>
<deviceClass>1</deviceClass>
<wattage>1000</wattage>
<dcPeriod>60</dcPeriod>
<pnode>ZW017_1</pnode>
<sgid>1</sgid>
<devtype>
<gen>4.8.6</gen>
<mfg>569.1.1</mfg>
<cat>140</cat>
</devtype>
<property id="CLIMD" value="11" formatted="Energy Save Heat" uom=""/>
<property id="CLISPC" value="0" formatted="0°C" uom=""/>
<property id="CLISPH" value="100" formatted="10.0°C" uom="" prec="1"/>
</node>
<properties>
<property id="CLIHCS" value="0" formatted="Idle" uom=""/>
<property id="CLIMD" value="11" formatted="Energy Save Heat" uom=""/>
<property id="CLISPC" value="0" formatted="0°C" uom=""/>
<property id="CLISPH" value="100" formatted="10.0°C" uom="" prec="1"/>
<property id="CLITEMP" value=" " formatted=" " uom=""/>
</properties>
</nodeInfo>

Still the same. I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that I'm running ISY 5.0.4?

Well as long as the properties are still send during status changes I should be fine. I'll just have to fake the values for now.

 

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[pyrorobert]

Hello James,

        I am having some control issues with my downstairs thermostat. I do know that it has an older 2441V version .28 while my upstairs thermostat is at version .95. It just seems that I can not control it at all from Agave. I have included a node dump from both of the thermostats. 

 

Thanks,

 

Robert

 

<node flag="128">

<address>11 93 86 1</address>

<name>Downstairs Thermostat</name>

<type>5.3.40.0</type>

<enabled>true</enabled>

<deviceClass>1</deviceClass>

<wattage>1000</wattage>

<dcPeriod>60</dcPeriod>

<pnode>11 93 86 1</pnode>

<ELK_ID>A16</ELK_ID>

<property id="ST" value="164" formatted="82.00" uom="degrees"/>

<property id="CLIMD" value="2" formatted="Cool" uom="n/a"/>

<property id="CLISPC" value="152" formatted="76.00" uom="degrees"/>

<property id="CLISPH" value=" " formatted=" " uom="degrees"/>

<property id="CLIHUM" value="63" formatted="63.00" uom="%"/>

</node>

<node flag="128">

<address>14 BA 34 1</address>

<name>Upstairs Thermostat - Main</name>

<type>5.3.149.0</type>

<enabled>true</enabled>

<deviceClass>1</deviceClass>

<wattage>1000</wattage>

<dcPeriod>60</dcPeriod>

<pnode>14 BA 34 1</pnode>

<ELK_ID>A02</ELK_ID>

<property id="ST" value="160" formatted="80.00" uom="degrees"/>

<property id="CLIMD" value="2" formatted="Cool" uom="n/a"/>

<property id="CLISPC" value="158" formatted="79.00" uom="degrees"/>

<property id="CLISPH" value="142" formatted="71.00" uom="degrees"/>

<property id="CLIHUM" value="154" formatted="154.00" uom="%"/>

</node>

[James Peterson]

 

Hello James,

        I am having some control issues with my downstairs thermostat. I do know that it has an older 2441V version .28 while my upstairs thermostat is at version .95. It just seems that I can not control it at all from Agave. I have included a node dump from both of the thermostats. 

 

Thanks,

 

Robert

 

<node flag="128">

<address>11 93 86 1</address>

<name>Downstairs Thermostat</name>

<type>5.3.40.0</type>

<enabled>true</enabled>

<deviceClass>1</deviceClass>

<wattage>1000</wattage>

<dcPeriod>60</dcPeriod>

<pnode>11 93 86 1</pnode>

<ELK_ID>A16</ELK_ID>

<property id="ST" value="164" formatted="82.00" uom="degrees"/>

<property id="CLIMD" value="2" formatted="Cool" uom="n/a"/>

<property id="CLISPC" value="152" formatted="76.00" uom="degrees"/>

<property id="CLISPH" value=" " formatted=" " uom="degrees"/>

<property id="CLIHUM" value="63" formatted="63.00" uom="%"/>

</node>

<node flag="128">

<address>14 BA 34 1</address>

<name>Upstairs Thermostat - Main</name>

<type>5.3.149.0</type>

<enabled>true</enabled>

<deviceClass>1</deviceClass>

<wattage>1000</wattage>

<dcPeriod>60</dcPeriod>

<pnode>14 BA 34 1</pnode>

<ELK_ID>A02</ELK_ID>

<property id="ST" value="160" formatted="80.00" uom="degrees"/>

<property id="CLIMD" value="2" formatted="Cool" uom="n/a"/>

<property id="CLISPC" value="158" formatted="79.00" uom="degrees"/>

<property id="CLISPH" value="142" formatted="71.00" uom="degrees"/>

<property id="CLIHUM" value="154" formatted="154.00" uom="%"/>

</node>

 

 

Wow...!   A little humid upstairs?  

 

I take it you can control them both just fine from the ISY admin console?

[pyrorobert]

James,

     sorry for the later reply, but yes I can control them from the ISY.

[James Peterson]

James,

     sorry for the later reply, but yes I can control them from the ISY.

I would not be doing anything different for those in my app.  I wonder if there is something that might be handling REST API calls differently then how the admin console processes them.?  

Can you manually update the thermostat using the REST API?

 

http(s)://<isyaddr>/rest/nodes/<thermo addr>/cmd/CLISPH/144     <- something like that?

[James Peterson]

<nodeInfo>
<node flag="128" nodeDefId="UZW006B">
<address>ZW017_1</address>
<name>Tstat - Gordons Office</name>
<family>4</family>
<type>4.8.6.0</type>
<enabled>true</enabled>
<deviceClass>1</deviceClass>
<wattage>1000</wattage>
<dcPeriod>60</dcPeriod>
<pnode>ZW017_1</pnode>
<sgid>1</sgid>
<devtype>
<gen>4.8.6</gen>
<mfg>569.1.1</mfg>
<cat>140</cat>
</devtype>
<property id="CLIMD" value="11" formatted="Energy Save Heat" uom=""/>
<property id="CLISPC" value="0" formatted="0°C" uom=""/>
<property id="CLISPH" value="100" formatted="10.0°C" uom="" prec="1"/>
</node>
<properties>
<property id="CLIHCS" value="0" formatted="Idle" uom=""/>
<property id="CLIMD" value="11" formatted="Energy Save Heat" uom=""/>
<property id="CLISPC" value="0" formatted="0°C" uom=""/>
<property id="CLISPH" value="100" formatted="10.0°C" uom="" prec="1"/>
<property id="CLITEMP" value=" " formatted=" " uom=""/>
</properties>
</nodeInfo>

Still the same.  I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that I'm running ISY 5.0.4?

 

I think we finally got this resolved.  There was an issue with how Agave was sending the request to the ISY if the receiving thermostat was set to Celsius.   I will get these updates out as soon as I can for the rest of the community.  Thanks Gordon for taking the time to work out this issue with me.