i believe this is not possible because there is currently no way to do this in the web interface… try logging into their website and doing it… There is no way…
You however, can manually toggle the system to off and back to auto i believe to reset it possibly.
I wonder how the IFTT channel does it? Maybe if ST and Honeywell get the partnership inked we will have it. I use IFTT for other things so I make use of the function from there. It would be handy from within ST though.
Thank you, @Lgkahn, but please look again. From the Honeywell app or the total comfort web page, I can do the following: manually set a temperature change which sets a hold state; select “Press for Options” which offers a “Cancel Hold” button. That does what I’m looking for.
I was just typing the same thing - “cancel hold” I would think would be what you need.
Hi all - I have a Mitsubishi minisplit system that uses their proprietary MHK1 thremostat and is not directly compatible with the Honeywell Total Coneect like like the 9800. However the minisplit does support the Redlink Internet gateway which I have. So I CAN use the Total Comfort iOS app and website to control my minisplit and that works well.
However, what I really want to do of course is control the minisplit via SmartThings. I bought the CT100 and its on its way to me. I am hoping that I will be able to somehow use it with ST to then control the minisplit over Redlink. Is this possible and if so can someone please explain how? Thanks!
new version with a tile that shows the mode:
ie following schedule, vacation or temporary hold.
selecting the tile cancels any holds, but you will not see the temp update till refresh.
i captured the packets in the app to figure out what it did when you push the cancel button.
Sounds fantastic. Can’t wait to give it a try! Thank you!
Hi and thanks for the reply. I do have the proper device ID. However, mine is 7 digits, not six. I don’t know if that is part of the problem? Maybe the device code cannot accommodate 7 digits?
[quote=“Lgkahn, post:690, topic:602”]new version with a tile that shows the mode:ie following schedule, vacation or temporary hold[/quote]That’s great. Thank you for figuring that out. Is “cancel hold” a capability that can be a rule action?
With the updated code, it seems to have weird icons rather than the degrees symbol, latest 2.1.3 iOS app
[quote=“ehoffman73, post:694, topic:602, full:true”]With the updated code, it seems to have weird icons rather than the degrees symbol, latest 2.1.3 iOS app[/quote] Likewise on Android. A question mark inside a white diamond.
The problem is on github.
This link is fine: https://github.com/lgkahn/honeywelltotalapi/blob/master/totalcomfort.txt
The problem is if you got to raw you see the ? symbol.
Either copy/paste from the main link or just edit the 5 question marks you find in the code with the degree symbol copied from the original link. Easy fix.
not easily… youd have to write custom code into the device handler to follow a switch with the setting and then create a virtual switch and set it up… more difficult than I want to do… If you need scheduling… use the built in scheduler in the therm.
The handler functions nicely, Its great to be able to cancel a hold without having to open the Honeywell app. Thanks to EVERYONE that worked on this.
If anyone is interested, there is an IFTT channel for the the Honeywell thermostat and it has the ability to “cancel a hold”. I have used it with a geofence and it works well. I know someone asked about cancelling a hold using a rule earlier in the thread.
This also has nothing else to do with the new handler but, you can put a URL link within a SmartTile and once set-up, it will give you all of the thermostat functions from within SmartTiles.
We now are able to control the Honeywell from within the ST app, an IFTT channel and Smartiles. A far cry from what could be done not that long ago.
Again, thank you to everyone…Steve
Steve
I just got an email from Honeywell stated they now have 100% integration and compatibility across all their Total Comfort thermostats.
Where do we find this official awesomeness?
don’;t know … I looked and don’t see a device type template for it?
I think they are taking some liberties here as ST has only certified a handful of thermostats.
What’s interesting is the email is showing Total Connect app and not total connect comfort so not sure if different thermostats work with that as I don’t use it.
If you go into the ST app and try to add a thing and go to climate control, thermostats, honeywell you will find the TCC smartapp that lets you link and add thermostats.
I don’t have any of the ones listed but two of mine work 95% correctly with the device type and another of mine can’t be added - fails with java error.
Where do you see your thermostats? I added mine through the app, selected the new Honeywell model that is now available, and connected it through Honeywell’s login process ( it says connected), however when I look under my “Things” it doesn’t show anything for it.
Go to marketplace -> comfort -> thermostats -> honeywell -> select 9000 series (note: I was able to connect my RTH8580WF just fine so it must be any TCC account 
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Give it a few minutes and you will see it show up as an unconfigured thing and you can add it from there, have yet to test out what works and doesn’t.
After you connect with honeywell you go back in hte app and click next - you will then pick the thermostats you want to add and after you follow that you will have new devices.