[OBSOLETE] Thermostat Manager - An alternative to Thermostat Mode Director

[D_Gjorgjievski]

Dear

I installed the smartapp and I also see problem when the device needs to switch off because of open door/ window. The termostat I use is Daikin Wifi:

[RELEASE] Daikin WiFi Split System v1.4.1

[preview] UPDATED 1.4.1 - (11/12/2018) - Implemented fix for B-type adapters (‘Host’ header case). Big thanks to @WGentine This Device type allows the integration of Daikin Split Systems that have the optional “WiFi module” installed. Most commonly, this is the “BRP072A42” module. This Device Type has only been tested with that module, however other modules (such as the BRP069A42) should be compatible. It implements the SmartThings “Thermostat” capability, which means it has full compatibility with most thermostat automations and allows integration with platforms such as Google Home. Note that “P” Series units (FTXMxxP) do not support fan direction or rate controls. Features Ability to set desired temperature Ability to set desired mode (Auto, Cool, Heat, Dry, Fan) Seperate temperat…

No command is sent to the thermostat. Until now I have been using built in routines to switch on/off or change setpoint and it works OK, so according me the Daikin DTH works

Here is the log from Thermostat manager:

d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:58:25: debug Thermostat Manager standing by.
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:58:25: debug Thermostat Manager - Temperature: 22.5
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:58:25: debug Thermostat Manager - Cooling Setpoint: 28 | Heating Setpoint: 22.0
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:58:25: debug Thermostat Manager - Mode: heat
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:58:25: debug Thermostat Manager - Fan Mode: auto
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:58:25: debug Thermostat Manager - Hello Home Mode: Home
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:58:25: debug Thermostat Manager - Smart Home Monitor Status: off
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:58:25: debug Thermostat Manager - At least one contact is open: null
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:58:01: error groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: script_app_Thermostat_c8b78d6a_c9a3_4de7_a006_b9ba4611c5ff_ver_0_1.sendpush() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String) values: [Thermostat Manager is turning the thermostat off temporarily due to an open contact.]
Possible solutions: sendPush(java.lang.String), sendPush(java.lang.String, java.util.Map), sendSms(java.lang.String, java.lang.String), input(java.lang.String), sendSms(java.lang.String, java.lang.String, java.util.Map) @line 300 (logNNotify)
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:58:01: info Thermostat Manager is turning the thermostat off temporarily due to an open contact.
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:56:01: debug Thermostat Manager - A contact has been opened. Initiating countdown to thermostat pause.
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:56:01: debug Thermostat Manager - A contact has been opened.
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:55:25: debug Thermostat Manager standing by.
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:55:25: debug Thermostat Manager - Temperature: 23.0
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:55:25: debug Thermostat Manager - Cooling Setpoint: 28 | Heating Setpoint: 22.0
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:55:25: debug Thermostat Manager - Mode: heat
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:55:25: debug Thermostat Manager - Fan Mode: auto
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:55:25: debug Thermostat Manager - Hello Home Mode: Home
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:55:25: debug Thermostat Manager - Smart Home Monitor Status: off
d4b32df4-8018-414a-a1f6-be5bae0ca47f 19:55:25: debug Thermostat Manager - At least one contact is open: null

Below is the log from the airco

c4751f06-9e5a-4dec-adad-ded6962ccfce 19:58:26: debug Executing ‘updateEvents’ with heat, 22.0 and false
c4751f06-9e5a-4dec-adad-ded6962ccfce 19:58:25: debug Parsing Response: [ret:OK, pow:1, f_rate:A, dfrh:5, dfd7:0, dfd6:0, b_f_rate:A, b_shum:0, dfd3:0, dfd2:0, shum:0, dfd5:0, f_dir:0, dfd4:0, b_f_dir:0, mode:4, dfd1:0, stemp:22.0, dfdh:0, b_stemp:22.0, adv:, dh7:AUTO, dh4:0, dh5:0, alert:255, dt1:25.0, dt2:M, dt3:25.0, b_mode:4, dt4:22.0, dt5:22.0, dt7:25.0, dhh:50, dfr4:A, dfr5:A, dfr6:5, dfr7:5, dh3:0, dfr1:5, dh2:50, dfr2:5, dh1:AUTO, dfr3:5]
c4751f06-9e5a-4dec-adad-ded6962ccfce 19:58:25: debug Parsing Response: [ret:OK, err:0, otemp:7.0, htemp:22.5, cmpfreq:30, hhum:-]
c4751f06-9e5a-4dec-adad-ded6962ccfce 19:58:25: debug Executing hubaction on 192.168.1.241:80/aircon/get_control_info
c4751f06-9e5a-4dec-adad-ded6962ccfce 19:58:25: debug Delay for ‘500’
c4751f06-9e5a-4dec-adad-ded6962ccfce 19:58:25: debug Executing hubaction on 192.168.1.241:80/aircon/get_sensor_info
c4751f06-9e5a-4dec-adad-ded6962ccfce 19:58:25: debug Refreshing
c4751f06-9e5a-4dec-adad-ded6962ccfce 19:57:25: debug Executing ‘updateEvents’ with heat, 22.0 and false
c4751f06-9e5a-4dec-adad-ded6962ccfce 19:57:25: debug Parsing Response: [ret:OK, pow:1, f_rate:A, dfrh:5, dfd7:0, dfd6:0, b_f_rate:A, b_shum:0, dfd3:0, dfd2:0, shum:0, dfd5:0, f_dir:0, dfd4:0, b_f_dir:0, mode:4, dfd1:0, stemp:22.0, dfdh:0, b_stemp:22.0, adv:, dh7:AUTO, dh4:0, dh5:0, alert:255, dt1:25.0, dt2:M, dt3:25.0, b_mode:4, dt4:22.0, dt5:22.0, dt7:25.0, dhh:50, dfr4:A, dfr5:A, dfr6:5, dfr7:5, dh3:0, dfr1:5, dh2:50, dfr2:5, dh1:AUTO, dfr3:5]
c4751f06-9e5a-4dec-adad-ded6962ccfce 19:57:25: debug Parsing Response: [ret:OK, err:0, otemp:7.0, htemp:23.0, cmpfreq:30, hhum:-]
c4751f06-9e5a-4dec-adad-ded6962ccfce 19:57:25: debug Executing hubaction on 192.168.1.241:80/aircon/get_control_info
c4751f06-9e5a-4dec-adad-ded6962ccfce 19:57:25: debug Delay for ‘500’
c4751f06-9e5a-4dec-adad-ded6962ccfce 19:57:25: debug Executing hubaction on 192.168.1.241:80/aircon/get_sensor_info
c4751f06-9e5a-4dec-adad-ded6962ccfce 19:57:25: debug Refreshing
c4751f06-9e5a-4dec-adad-ded6962ccfce 19:56:25: debug Executing ‘updateEvents’ with heat, 22.0 and false