Domoticz

besix wrote: ↑Saturday 02 October 2021 8:29 Change

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if (item.isTimer) then domoticz.devices(3).SetPoint= 26

to

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if (item.isTimer) then domoticz.devices(3).updateSetPoint(26)

besix wrote: ↑Saturday 02 October 2021 9:47

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return {
	on = {
		timer = {'every minute'},				-- causes the script to be called every minute
				 },
			  logging = { level = domoticz.LOG_DEBUG },
			  
		   execute = function(domoticz,item)
		     
		    if (item.isTimer) then 
		        domoticz.devices('SetPoint').updateSetPoint(26)
	   end
 end
}

Rename SetPoint to your thermostat and check

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local Timer1 = 'at 19:43'
local Timer2 = 'at 19:44'
return {
    	on = {
    	    timer = {Timer1, Timer2}
			 },
			  logging = { level = domoticz.LOG_DEBUG },
			  
		   execute = function(domoticz,item,devices)
		     
		    if (item.isTimer) then domoticz.devices(3).updateSetPoint(26)
		        return
		            end
		    if (item.isTimer) then domoticz.devices(3).updateSetPoint(24.5)
		        return
		        	end
		    
 end
}

besix wrote: ↑Saturday 02 October 2021 17:47 I think it will help

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return 
{
	on = 
	   {timer = 
		   {'at 8:00',
		    'every 3 minutes between 9:30 and 23:00',
                    'at 23:01' }
        },
	logging = { level = domoticz.LOG_DEBUG },
		
	execute = function(dz, item)
    if item.isTimer then 
    if dz.time.matchesRule('at 8:00') then
        dz.devices('SetPoint').updateSetPoint(24)
		end
	if dz.time.matchesRule('every 3 minutes between 9:30 and 23:00') then
        dz.devices('SetPoint').updateSetPoint(23)	
            end
	if dz.time.matchesRule('at 23:01') then
        dz.devices('SetPoint').updateSetPoint(21)	
    end
  end
end
}

rrozema wrote: ↑Monday 04 October 2021 20:50 Many thermostats have a 'mode' setting, switching between 'economy' and 'normal' modes. Both modes have their own setpoint, so you need to set the both temperatures only once, and you only switch the mode control from economy to normal and vice versa. This allows you to still adjust the 'normal' setpoint manually without having to re-code your script.

If your thermostat doesn't have such an economy mode, have a look at SVT, the Smart Virtual Thermostat plugin. If you can switch your heating on and off from domoticz using for example a simple esp relay, use this plugin to replace your normal thermostat and most likely you'll get better comfort plus on top of that use less energy for heating your house.

return {
	on = {
		devices = {
			'Принудительный нагрев',
					}
	},
	logging = {
		level = domoticz.LOG_INFO,
		marker = 'template',
	},
	execute = function(domoticz, switch)
	  --local Lastsp = domoticz.devices(3).updateSetPoint(25)   
	    if (switch.state == 'On')
	    then domoticz.devices(3).updateSetPoint(27)
	         switch.switchOff().afterMin(30)
	      elseif (switch.state == 'Off')
            then domoticz.devices(3).updateSetPoint(24)
end
end
}

rrozema wrote: ↑Wednesday 13 October 2021 16:13 If you are in control om the software inside the thermostat, why don't you rewrite it to be a device to show and enter a setpoint only. The setpoint set is sent into a setpoint device in Domoticz Then have your Domoticz do the actual work of regulating the heat source. For example by using svt.

Cdzn wrote: ↑Thursday 14 October 2021 11:45

rrozema wrote: ↑Wednesday 13 October 2021 16:13 If you are in control om the software inside the thermostat, why don't you rewrite it to be a device to show and enter a setpoint only. The setpoint set is sent into a setpoint device in Domoticz Then have your Domoticz do the actual work of regulating the heat source. For example by using svt.

I have no idead how to make it works

The problem is i using handmade thermostate with Nextion display and internal ESPeasy thermostat, not in domoticz, to have a possibility to change setpoint from Domoticz or from touchscreen.