Wait! I found a problem solution…the temperature setpoint defaults to a Celsius temperature when it is Fan or Dry. Therefore my units will not change back to Heat, Cool or Auto, because they cannot be sent a F temperature Below_50! When I change the temperature setpoint first I can get out of those modes! Is there a way to solve this by setting a minimum for that temperature placeholder while in Dry and Fan?
Thanks!
Some unit do not have temp from dry and fan. So this is may related.
I will have to check and see. I will contact u back during the week
Eric
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This unit does not. Thanks Eric.
Brutalboy or others, Can you point me in the proper direction to get an API key from sensibo. Do I enter the key on the Sensibo API page or should it be displaying there?
You go at https://home.sensibo.com/me/api and login and you specify an name(all name) and click add api key.
And put the generated key in SmartApps
Eric. Thanks for your interest in creating quality code. I just learned something about my difficulty in getting “out” of dry mode. This may be a bit confusing, but perhaps related. When using Sensibo API and ClimateReact my AC Unit will not take commands for heat, or cool. It will take ClimateReact commands for dry. Ok. Now to check with Sensibo.
Brutalboy, Thanks I am up a running, I think. A putting together a webcore piston the set temp based on outside temp. Thanks!
Please follow this:
Please follow the provided instructions and send me the result in a private message:
Please run the following commands in a browser and send me the response IN PVT MESSAGE:
Replace the yourapikeyhere by your api:
https://home.sensibo.com/api/v2/users/me/pods?apiKey=youapikeyhere&fields=id,room
It will give you a list of your PodId and their room name. You need to Podid for the next command to run:
Run the following on all affected PODs:
Replace the podidhere by one of your podid and replace the apikey by yours. Send me the results of this in pv message:
https://home.sensibo.com/api/v2/pods/podidhere?apiKey=youapikeyhere&fields=remoteCapabilities,productModel
Also send me the log file from the Live logging when controlling the POD with problems.
Can we test my stuffs without ClimateReact first? 1 thing at a time. When ClimateReact is off, are you able to get “out” of the dry mode using SmartThing classic app?
The classic app will not allow me out of Dry mode or Fan mode.
Will do. Thanks.
@blarg3891 I will have a fix for you this week for Dry and Fan mode problems. I worked with another guys with the same issue and it seem that we figured out the issue and have a fix. We will do some more tests this week before releasing it
Hi, I am totally new to smartthings, I am not a coder, so 100% newbie. All i want to do is setup my samsung smart hub to turn off my two AC units if a the multipurpose sensors on the windows and door indicate that the windows or doors are open for more than 90 seconds.
I have gone through the instructions in the post to setup the device all the way to number 5, but I dont have a “my device type” link i only have a “my device handlers” which i used to for nubers 5 through 7. My problem now is I do not know where to go from here I cannot figure out number 8, I do not know where to go for this step.
I would really appreciate if someone could assist me in completing this setup process.
p.s. my comments are in relation to the very first post in the thread.
Ok so i was able to figure this out, apparently i was using the new smartthings app which doesnt have marketplace in it, hence i couldn’t execute step 8. I have installed smartthings classic and corrected that problem and got everything working.
Now i am trying to workout the routine to do what i want. i am able to let smartthings turn off the ac if the door or window opens, however i have not figured out how to make it delay 90seconds after the door opens before it turns off the AC and most importantly how to keep the AC off or prevent the guest from turning the AC back on with the regular remote even though the door is open.
So i would really appreciate any help anyone may have in regards to accomplishing these routines. Thanks a million for the post @Brutalboy, you are a genious.
Please check webCoRe. This is a programming language built to work with SmartThing and it work with Sensibo as well.
There is some canned code to integrate widow and door sensors and I think it will keep off. I use it at my house. There are some programs for Thermostat Control under Climate Control in the old Classic App. You won’t have to code to use…
Thanks i will check Webcore
Thanks, will check it out.
