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Issue #4284 made the statement that Z2M correctly interprets the thermostat's running state in its non-heat pump configuration, but gets it wrong when configured to use a heat pump.
PR #4317 was created to solve this issue, but it did not take into account that the running_state is actually correct except when the device is configured as a heat pump. My use case is for this device as a furnace thermostat and the "heating" running_state is not coming through because of this running_state remapping.
I do not know if the thermostat publishes its running configuration; I'm not a zigbee wizard. However, I would be happy to help if someone can talk me through how to query the device configuration so we can hopefully get both the standard (furnace/air conditioning) mode and the heat pump mode to display properly on this thermostat.
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Issue #4284 made the statement that
Z2M correctly interprets the thermostat's running state in its non-heat pump configuration, but gets it wrong when configured to use a heat pump
.PR #4317 was created to solve this issue, but it did not take into account that the running_state is actually correct except when the device is configured as a heat pump. My use case is for this device as a furnace thermostat and the "heating"
running_state
is not coming through because of thisrunning_state
remapping.I do not know if the thermostat publishes its running configuration; I'm not a zigbee wizard. However, I would be happy to help if someone can talk me through how to query the device configuration so we can hopefully get both the standard (furnace/air conditioning) mode and the heat pump mode to display properly on this thermostat.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: