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Inconsistent behaviour when using air conditioners' as sensors for automation #137

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skra72 opened this issue Aug 28, 2024 · 3 comments

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@skra72
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skra72 commented Aug 28, 2024

We have two split air conditioner system with two indoor units each. So in total it's two identical outdoor units (MXZ-2F53VF4) and four identical indoor units (MSZ-AY25VGK).

Using your plugin in HomeBridge makes everything working like a charm in HomeKit. Except when trying to create an automation that uses the indoor units state as trigger.

When your create an automation you can choose "A sensor detects something" and next the four indoor units are available as sensors to trigger the automation.

In my case three of the indoor units seem to represent simple on/off switches.

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But one unit is offered as a temperature sensor:

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I don't understand why the indoor units show up here either as temperature sensor or as switch? The behaviour seems to change of time/after various HomeBridge restarts as either more units show up as temp. sensor or other units are suddenly temp. sensors, too.

I know that is possible to make the indoor units present an additional temperature sensor using advanced settings. But then some units show up as two temp. sensors.

Am I missing to configuration? How to get all indoor units show up as on/off switch in an automation? The device specs of all units are identical, except S/N, MAC, etc. of course.

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@grzegorz914
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You can create a Button in plugin settings and select correct type which You want to present in HomeKit:
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if this doesn't work post the whole debug log please.

@skra72
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skra72 commented Aug 28, 2024

Thank for your quick response!

I'll check that out.

But do you have any idea why this is different for your identical units? And why does it change sometimes?

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grzegorz914 commented Aug 28, 2024

it can't be different, the sensors and switches are created in config by user. For more info post the debug log then can I check what is created.

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