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Hej RH,
Tyvärr finns det inte någon sådan funktion. Utgivaren är den enda pryl som thermia använder med standard interface, det är en vanlig thermistor.ThermIQ-room låter dig ställa inne temperatur från HA.
Snart kommer det att finnas en ROOM2 i shopen med start/stop eller rumssäknings-funktion för pumpen. En världsnyhet! 🙂
Hi Tero,
You are absolotely right that my previous generation of hardware had an option where you could connect both ThermIQ and Thermia online. This used a a couple of low hw tricks that the old platform could support.The new generation, with MQTT support, is based on a completely different platform which unfortunately does not provide the hw tricks needed. Connecting both online and ThermIQ will cause intermittent misses in data.
In short, there is no feasible way to do this with ThermIQ-mqtt
Rgds
/&&Start by looking at the MQTT message and locate the RSSI value in it. This is the signal strength as seen from the ThermIQ. A value below -80 will be problematic.
a value of -75 or higher is good. Having a wifi-router closer is the best option.Meassures I’ve done with ThermIQ inside gives a wifi range of about 10m.
Please note that the indoor module is not a simple PT100 (thermistor) interface but a 2-way protocol. It usally takes about 30 sec to set the indoor temp.
You might want to try to swap 303/304. It shouldn’t make a difference but ….
The HP will, by default, report ”Indoor temp 20.5” when correctly connected.
You will find how to send an MQTT message changing the ”indoor temp” in the manual on the homepage.
That is two different things:
Register d50 (r32) is wanted temperature
ThermIQ-room is able to give the HP an ”actual room-temperature” thus giving the control-loop direct feedback.
Without room the ”actual room temperature” is not used but instead the return water temperature is used.Hi PBM, I’m sorry that this cought you unaware.
Yes this is an intentional change to make it easier for us humans to read and has been syncronized with support in the ThermIQ-web poller and HomeAssistant integration as well as the documentation. The old notation is still allowed when sending writes.
It’s possible to revert back to old, hex-format, rXX by:
ThermIQ/ThermIQ-mqtt/set {”REGFMT”:0}See also the documentation at:
http://thermiq.net/ThermIQ_MQTT_Installation.pdfHej Paxman,
Tyvärr har dropbox gjort om både hur man skapar tokens, hur länge dom funkar och hur man skickar filer dit så jag tror inte den funktionen i ThermIQ funkar längre.I Windows får man istället kopiera databas filerna i C:\Xampp\sqlite\ till ett säkert ställe (usb-sticka eller annan PC)
På en Raspberry så finns databaserna i /var/sqlite/ och kan kopieras med en ftp-klient, tex filezilla
Vid återställning så kan man sedan göra en full ny installation och sedan byta de nyskapade databas-filerna mot backup:en.
Hoppas att du kan få det att funka…
Mvh
/&&There are two paths, the first is easy and the one I would recommend.
Alt 1
Make a backup of the database files:
/var/sqlite/*.dbRe-install your raspberry from scratch using Raspbian 11 following the default installation instruction including configuration of ThermIQ_MQTT. When everything works, copy the db-files back and overwrite the new db-files. Then go back to Settings->Installation and do ”Update database” to ensure that you have latest db-format.
Alt 2
This is an outline of update in place (but not verified to work):
– Go to Settings->installation/Backup and make sure that ThermIQ MQTT is selected as Enabled Modules
– Open /opt/etc/Thermiq_Linux.ini and make sure that poller_ThermIQ is disabled and poller_ThermIQ_MQTT is enabled[poller_ThermIQ]
enabled = 0[poller_ThermIQ_MQTT]
enabled = 1– Go to Settings->Poller and configure the ThermIQ_MQTT, make sure you configure MQTTClient_Name with your ThermIQ name (ThermIQ_”YOURMACADR”) and MQTTNode etc according to your setup
Rekommenderad version är debian10 och php7.4 är ett måste.
Jag ska ta en titt på debian11 och se vad som saknas.
Mvh
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