dalec
(Dale C)
April 27, 2017, 6:41pm
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Just got my smartapp modified to work with this zigbee receiver. The Github download is located here
// ZigBee 4 Speed Ceiling Fan Thermostat Control
def version() {return "v0.1b.20170609" }
/* Change Log
2017-06-09 removed the delay line for LOW speed start until ST platform issues are resolved
2017-06-01 removed singleInstance since we don't use a Service Manager, move Version Info, User Guide to Parent screen
2017-05-04 fixed user manual title to 4Speed, icons moved to KOF repo, user manual content revised
bugfix, even though published and I load this from MyApps it still is using the older version code from zwave parent/child
2017-04-27 starting modifications for zigbee
2017-04-11 Added 10.0 selection for Fan Differential Temp to mimic single speed control
2016-10-19 Ver2 Parent / Child app to allow for multiple use cases with a single install - @ericvitale
*/
definition(
name: "4 Speed Ceiling Fan Thermostat - ZigBee",
namespace: "dcoffing",
author: "Dale Coffing",
description: "Thermostat control for ZigBee 4 Speed Ceiling Fan device (Home Decorators Ceiling Fan/Light Controller MR101Z) staging each speeds with any temperature sensor.",
category: "My Apps",
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This smartapp was modified from one I did for the only option we had before now which were Z-wave fan controllers from GE or Leviton. More details on the app are located here.
[image]This smartapp uses any temperature input to control the High, Medium, Low speeds of a ceiling fan based on your desired room temperature setpoint turning on each speed automatically in 1 degree differential increments (adjustable). For example, if you set your desired room temperature setpoint at 72, the low speed comes on first at 73, the medium speed comes on at 74, the high speed comes on at 75. And vice versa on decreasing temperature until at 72 the ceiling fan turns off.
A notable feature is when low speed is requested high speed is turned on briefly to overcome the startup load then low speed is engaged. This mimics the pull chain switches that most manufacturers use by always starting in high speed.
There is a motion option so that the fan turns off automatic mode when no …
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