any idea where i can start investigating?
The first errors has the following details:
Error setting up entry WiserHeat03BC99 for wiser
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/src/homeassistant/homeassistant/config_entries.py", line 365, in async_setup
result = await component.async_setup_entry(hass, self)
File "/config/custom_components/wiser/__init__.py", line 60, in async_setup_entry
await async_update_device_registry(hass, config_entry)
File "/config/custom_components/wiser/__init__.py", line 80, in async_update_device_registry
(CONNECTION_NETWORK_MAC, data.wiserhub.system.network.mac_address)
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'network'
I got the same error when I updated to 3.2.0 from 3.1.7beta4. At the same time, accessing the hub in my browser did not give the usual ‘unauthorised’ message. I power cycled the hub, restarted HA, downgraded and upgraded the integration and the problem went away. I think the power cycle was what fixed it.
thanks for your reply. power cycle did not fix it but i removed and reinstalled the wiser integration and that seems to have solved it. still would be interesting what caused the issue
How can I find my Python version?
There use to be an info screen somewhere in HA but can no longer find it!
Have tried python —version but get the following response bash: python: command not found
Quick Q to all. Are quite a few people still running python3.9? I have checked and HA does actually still support this but I think HAOS and docker images are 3.10.
If so, we can adjust to make python3.9 compatible if needed.
We are pushing out a build to a small amount of people now to hopefully help resolve the wifi dropouts. We are definitely progressing and I’ll keep you all up to date.
This isn’t really a question about this integration, but I noticed in my Living Room that sometimes only one radiator comes on. Is this to be expected with the Wiser system, or should all radiators in a single Wiser room come on at the same time?
I’d like to take a stab at an automation. I am an HA noob in this respect and just started reading the docs. ‘Someone’ has a habit of multi boosting certain TRVs. I’d like to cap the temp without resorting to locking out the TRV completely.
Is it feasible, with this integration, to create an automation that’s triggered/detects boosted TRVs and, if the target temp exceeds a value, reduce the boost temperature for that TRV?
Alternatively, is it possible to specify a system wide maximum target temperature?
@jamiebennett I’ve been ping monitoring my hub for the past couple of weeks. I only have the Wiser 2 channel hub plus a room thermostat configured so far, and haven’t setup any TRV’s or this HA integration yet.
My BT Smart hub 2 router was set to Auto channel for 2.4GHz, and I would get an unresponsive hub (unresponsive to ping at least) at least once a day, normally lasting anything up to around 3 minutes.
This was with no TRV’s polling, or HA integration polling involved.
Since switching to channel 6 on my router instead of Auto, I haven’t had a single ping failure for the past 5 days now. This can’t be coincidence, so does this align with other findings? This is a basic flat network with no mesh involved, combination of 2.4GHz and 5GHz devices all connected to the router.
