Ah, wait sorry my fault. There is a mistake in your config. You set your heating schedule as a presence schedule but you have to set this in the schedule and not in the presence section.
and the Presence Sensor Scheduler for what is used?
The presence schedule determines when the presence sensor could have impact if there is a presence sensor set.
When I read your message I checked and found out that the blueprint was already on version 5.2.9, while I was on 5.2.7. Upgraded the blueprint and Iām testing this new version. Will see if it works better.
Hi @panhans !
Thank you very much for this blueprint! Looks really complete!
Iām not able to read all the replies here so I simply ask it (sorry if again 
):
Is it possible to have different comfort temperatures for different rooms?
I want one for my living areas, one for my bath and one for my sleeping room.
Thanks in advance!
Best Marc
@panhans great automation thank you! Would you mind taking a look at this trace? For some reason the automation will run however sometime the thermostat doesnāt change the temperature. If I go back an run it manually once I notice it works as intended.
Simple heating schedule with home/away detection if someone is home on weather it should change to comfort temperature . Thermostat are Mitsubishi Kumo Cloud if that factors in at all
Yes, just setup for every area a separate automation and if you like with an comfort input number for each area.
You trace log shows there is someone home, but your defined a schedule is off so the eco temperature is set. Your trace is cut off and I donāt know if this clears your issue.
Would be great if you take a trace log at the moment when your automation ran into your issue.
I set up AHC yesterday and have a few (comprehension) questions about it. Iām using HomematicIP thermostats, Aqara room thermostats, and window sensors.
Iāve set the comfort temperature to 21Ā°C using a number slider. According to the current schedule, this temperature should be active. However, nobody is home right now or in the immediate vicinity. Based on my understanding and the āAway Modeā settings, the comfort temperature should be reduced by 2Ā°C. But instead, it has set the thermostats and the comfort temperature to 5Ā°C. When I manually adjust the number slider back to 21Ā°C, it gradually reduces it to 5Ā°C again. When someone came home, it still didnāt change the temperature. What could be causing this?
Second question: In the āCalibrationā section, thereās a field to specify a āCalibration Entity Key Word.ā Iām not sure if this is temperature_offset for HomematicIP. Does anyone know this by chance, or where can I find the exact designation?
Hi,
i have been using AHC for a while now and have an issue for my office heating.
I am using a Nedis Thermostat (GS361A-H04).
AHC is using a presence helper to switch between ECO and comfort temperatures.
After i leave my office, the thermostat instead of going back to ECO is shutting of completly.
Here is my setup:
The rest of the options are untouched so i left them out.
Does anyone can help me determin why the thermostat is shut off instead of going back to ECO?
Thanks in advance.
regards
Markus
Without a trace log or at least your configuration itās hard to tell why the 5Ā°C is set. Maybe youāve enabled frost protection with a short duration. But this is just a guess.
You can find your calibration entity in the device overview of your thermostat. Press the D-Key and search for your thermostat. After hitting enter all related entities will shown up. Keep looking for an entity with the keywords offset, external or calibration in its entity id. Or have a look into the docs of your integration / thermostat if native calibration is provided by your integration / device.
If not you can enable generic calibration if you want. Also have a look in the AHC Docs for this topic.
Could you download and share a trace log? Have a look into the troubleshooting section in the first post of this thread. Thanks!
i will get pack to you when it happens later todayā¦ for some reason the traces are only for today
Yes, the automation get executed several times but the logic blocks any change mostly. Just let your automation run into that issue and then download the first trace. Home Assistant stores the last 5 trace logs only.
//EDIT: next time you also can click in the upper right dots menu and toggle to the yaml view. This is much easier to share a bluebrint configuration. 
Sorry for my lack of knowledge. Iāve only just started using Home Assistant. 
Unfortunately, I couldnāt find anything among the thermostatās entities, but I did notice some options under the adjustable states in the Developer Tools. Would that help?
How can I best view or share the trace log? The same goes for my configurationāwhatās the best way to share it?
Hehe, no. Could you navigate to your template editor? (developer tools) And then paste this. Donāt forget to edit your thermostat. And then just share the output of this statement.
{% set trv = 'climate.YOUR_THERMOSTAT' %}
{{ device_entities(device_id(trv)) |
expand | map(attribute='entity_id') | list }}
First post ā Troubleshooting
Your thermostat doesnāt support calibration. You can use generic calibration but this wonāt work with the physical change feature.
This might be also the reason of the 5Ā°C. Your comfort temperature entity is set to 5Ā°C. Are you running the latest version? (5.2.9)
Okay, Iāve now used the generic calibration and disabled the physical change feature.
Every time I manually set the temperature back to 21Ā°C, AHC gradually reduced it to 5Ā°C. Now that Iām home, and Iāve manually set the comfort temperature to 21Ā°C again, it stayed there.
Iām currently using version 5.2.9.
You have to change the temperature using your input number entity, didnāt you?
If it switches back to 5Ā°C just share another trace log.