Return FGT to heating schedule with Lua

[marcwau 30]

I have a simple Lua script to turn 2 FGT's in the bedroom to OFF when at least one of the two windows are opened (we sleep with the windows open), using fibaro:call(deviceID, "SetMode","0").

When both windows are closed again, I want the FGT's to return to their schedule (defined in the Heating Panel). 

But when I send fibaro:call(deviceID, "SetMode","1"), the FGT's go back to some value that was set manually long time ago, NOT to the heating schedule they are supposed to follow.

Can anyone tell me how to do that in Lua?

 

Is there a detailed list of all applicable Lua for the FGT?

 

By the way, is it correct that the Heating Panel does not allow to set the FGT to OFF in a scheduled manner?

If you set a period to "no temp", it does not translate to OFF in the FGT.

[10der 832]

can you send something like 

fibaro:call(deviceID, "setThermostatSetpoint", 1, "24.0");

?

Edited November 18, 2018 by 10der

[marcwau 30]

The idea is not to set a specific temperature, but to return to the temperature that was set in the Heating Panel schedule.

But I think I have found it just now:   fibaro:call(deviceID, "removeSchedule","255");

 

Apparently, when you set the FGT manually (or in this case to OFF via Lua), you create "schedule 255" that has priority over all other schedules, for the time period set in the advanced settings ("override schedule - time duration" - with a default of 4h).

So by deleting schedule 255, the FGT returns to the original Heating Panel schedule.

[adyboss 11]

Give a try to @Dave Harrison's scene.

It worked for me.

 

[petergebruers 1,268]

 

Yes, this is undocumented but overrides get indeed stored as a schedule with ID 255, so this is correct:

 

22 hours ago, marcwau said:

fibaro:call(deviceID, "removeSchedule","255");

 

You can also store your own "255" with arbitrary time instead of the default 4 h (configurable by changing a parameter).