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And so you should be! When I get a read out on my car dashboard telling me I am getting 250 mpg I also tend to be astounded. Given the ambient tem...
@derek-m - I discovered this morning that at 2135 yesterday evening, when I was nowhere near anything to do with HA and my desktop PC was off, midea_a...
@derek-m - this might be interesting. It is the debug log entries immediately after a HA restart: 2023-03-04 19:41:49.545 DEBUG (Heat Pump Wi-Fi Con...
@derek-m - a result! Changing 60 (it was 60 not 30) to 180 in the code below from core\device.py changes the logged entry frequency from once a minute...
I was tied up with other things for most of today, so nothing to report yet. I still think the logging library (or whatever it is called) is a ge...
I think @editor has done a clean up job, as some of the posts have disappeared, but at least we have a functioning thread again. Oh, the joys of WordP...
@derek-m - I'm doing it now, so far done: Code:elif self._message_type == MessageType.notify1 and self._body_type == 0x02:self._body = C3Notify2Mess...
I used 0x05 because I found this in \core\message.py: class MessageType(IntEnum): set = 0x02, query = 0x03, notify1 = 0x04, noti...
I'm very much inclined to agree. I will try adding different body types. The current added code I mentioned earlier to try to get a 'notify2 / 0x05'...
That's interesting, real life experience with one of those Chinese flow meters. I couldn't find a spec sheet, what length of straight pipe do they say...
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