Change or disable the 2 hours that counts down when temperature is changed on thermostat

[Ole 14]

Hey!

 

Does anyone know if it is possible to change the 2 hour countdown that starts when you manually adjust the temperature on the thermostat itself? I would like it to be at least the 6 hours that you can set in HC2, but what would be the best is if it could stay at the temperature I set it to, until the heating panel is scheduled to change the set temperature.

 

My thermostats are the Secure/Horstmann SRT-321 and the Multireg/HeatIt.

 

Regards

Ole

[Ole 14]

Nobody?

[shaunfrost 9]

7 hours ago, Ole said:

Nobody?

so.. I have a heating panel running the Danfoss 13's and I have some rooms that I keep the temp low unless there is "presence" for example the living room..

so to "Enhance" I have to meet 2 criteria:-

1, motion detected in the last 35 minutes

2, TV Amplifier switched on.

 

Then it pushes the temp up to 25Degrees for a while.. and I have the script run every 7 minutes to see what needs doing, that way it keeps pushing on the time... if the criteria is not met, the time will run out and the temp will drop back to the heating panel value..

scene looks like this..

 

Should give you some idea.. I haven't got the SRT-321, just the boiler control that I switch on and off (it has a failsafe every 45 mins so I keep sending the on command every 10 mins or so)

might be useless but here you go anyway.

 

--[[
%% properties
%% events
%% globals
--]]

--Load Hometable
local jT = json.decode(fibaro:getGlobalValue("HomeTable"))

-- Main Temp Function, push to 25 if present and TV on
function sorttemps()
 local livingmotion =fibaro:getValue(jT.living_room.motion, "lastBreached")
 local time = os.time()
 local diff = tonumber(time-livingmotion)
 local diff = diff/60
 local LivingCinema = fibaro:getValue(jT.living_room.HomeMedia, "power")
 local Livingtemp = fibaro:getValue(jT.living_room.motion_temp, "value")
 
 if (fibaro:getGlobalValue("SleepState") == "Sleep") then
     fibaro:debug("Sleeping")
    fibaro:abort()
 end
 if (fibaro:getGlobalValue("PresentState") == "Away") then
     fibaro:debug("No-One Home")
     fibaro:abort()
 end 
 fibaro:debug('Living room Temperature is ' ..Livingtemp)
 
 if (tonumber(LivingCinema) > 10) then
     if (diff < 35) then
        logbug("yellow", "Heating Enhancement Enabled!")
            local radset = tonumber(fibaro:getValue(jT.living_room.radiator1, "targetLevel"))
        if (radset ~= 25) then
          fibaro:debug ("Adjusting the Radiator SetPoint")
         fibaro:call(jT.living_room.radiator1, "setTargetLevel", 25)
         fibaro:call(jT.living_room.radiator1, "setTime", tonumber(os.time(t)) + 35*60)
         fibaro:call(jT.living_room.radiator2, "setTargetLevel",25)
         fibaro:call(jT.living_room.radiator2, "setTime", tonumber(os.time(t)) + 35*60)
         end
        end
   end      
end

function logbug(color, message)
 fibaro:debug(string.format('<%s style="color:%s;">%s</%s>', "span", color, message, "span"));
end

if ((fibaro:getGlobal("LHeatingOverride") == "1") and (fibaro:getGlobal("SleepState") == "Awake")) then
 fibaro:debug('Heating is in Override Mode')
else
    sorttemps()
end
   

 

 

 

[Crown55 0]

On 3/9/2017 at 2:28 PM, Ole said:

Hey!

 

Does anyone know if it is possible to change the 2 hour countdown that starts when you manually adjust the temperature on the thermostat itself? I would like it to be at least the 6 hours that you can set in HC2, but what would be the best is if it could stay at the temperature I set it to, until the heating panel is scheduled to change the set temperature.

 

My thermostats are the Secure/Horstmann SRT-321 and the Multireg/HeatIt.

 

Regards

Ole

I would like to cancel that stupid 2 hrs limit too. Is that not possible?!