Thanks @Waaren, I'd be more than happy to help!

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I didn't realise that the script actions don't happen immediately, although this isn't the issue here - if I run the script a second time the status still hasn't changed. Here's the output of dump() when the log goes to a file: 2019-05-28 08:08:16.890 Status: dzVents: > pause() 2019-05-28 08:08:16 ...

Follow-up: domoticz.devices('Evo Color').state returns 'AutoWithEco', which is correct. But if I do something like domoticz.devices('Evo Color').setState('Auto') ('Auto' being distinct from 'AutoWithEco' on Evohome) The Controller stays in Eco mode, and domoticz.devices('Evo Color').state still ...

I grabbed the dump() data from the log (but I stripped the dates/times out, to make it smaller to post). The wiki says that dump() outputs to the domoticz log. How do I make it do anything else? What's missing? (Sorry if I'm being a bit of a noob). The database select reports: ID|HardwareID|DeviceID ...

Thanks for replying. No, updateSetPoint() doesn't allow you to set the system-level mode (the mode in that function is a quite different zone level mode). This is the result of dump(): ruleIsAtCivilDayTime() rawTime: 20:35:01 raw: 2019-05-27 20:35:01 month: 5 ruleIsAtNight() day: 27 ruleIsAtSunset ...

BTW, I realise I can do this by making a domoticz.openURL request to the Domoticz API:

/json.htm?type=command&param=switchmodal&idx=1&status=AutoWithEco&action=1&ooc=0

It would just be nicer to do it 'properly'.

It's great that dzVents has built-in awareness of Evohome. I can use it for reading and manipulating setpoints. I'm struggling, though, to set the overall controller mode. I can read it using domoticz.devices('Evo Color').state but I haven't been successful in changing the mode. Anyone know how? BTW ...

Sorry to resurrect an old topic.

I can't get either on or off delay to work for a (z-wave) switch. If I enter 60 seconds for both the specified actions always run instantly.

I'm running Version 4.10717 (May 9th 2019)

Any ideas?

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a multi room zone can't use an external temperature sensor, if you think about it. The whole point of this zone type is that each rad is controlled independently.

I'm seeing exactly the same issue. A multi room zone with two HR92s. Oh, and no room stat!

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Did you get any further with this?