Let me see if you can solve my next question. I got the Switch and sensor working fine. So my next step is to see if I can control my floor heating. I got 6 group addresses that are controlling 12 floor heating valves/pipes. In addition to this I have one group address connected to the 6 controllers where I can switch HVAC mode on all 6 at once. I have HVAC mode (Comfort/night/eco/auto) with different temperature settings on each address. SO now I want one controller in HA to switch HVAC mode, from Comfort to Eco and backâŚ
I have one central group address and I have no temperature addresses for the central address⌠I canât get it to work in HA?
I have tried the following in my knx.yaml file
You canât use a climate entity without the required keys - which are temperature things mostly. Its main purpose is changing temperatures.
Please have a look at the documentation https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/knx/#climate
You can use the same mode address in multiple climate entities - so changing ones mode would change all while eg a target temperature change only counts for one room. Thats perfectly fine.
If you want a pure mode selector, use a select entity.
Was struggeling with getting a good format on the code, but I thought you were refering to how I was using " in my code
I understood that the controller needed temperature and thats why I asked if there were any other way to do this, You are reffering to select entity.
And Im quite new to both KNX and HA, but Im learning fast can you perhaps send me in the right direction to ware I can find some referens material? Cause im not sure what to do with select entityâŚ
Yes. Very stable and little to no breaking change. If I am correct, there was (only) one in recent 24 months. Big kudos to the developers here. Hat tip.
In my 4th and final step I defined a cover entity. The reason for my previous steps was, that my position_state_address is not of required type DPT5.001.
No I havenât seen that, thanks for pointing it out. That makes it a bit less painful.
A question regarding the documentation, am I missing something, why is there an invert_position for cover if 0% as closed is also standard in Home Assistant? Maybe invert is meant the other way around?
Home Assistant defines 0% as closed and 100% as fully open in regards to covers
invert_position: Set this to true if your actuator reports fully closed position as 0% in KNX.
Because knx standard is the other way around and there is already inversion done internally. So if your Knx actuator doesnât apply knx standards you can double-invert
Hello,
I have just integrated my KNX system into Home Assistant and noticed that the status of the sensors etc. is constantly flapping. Is there a way to work with higher timeouts? Just in history, I have so 100te of entries only due to the flapping.
âNot availableâ means the connection to your Knx IP interface is lost. You should investigate why and fix that. HA logs may help.
On a healthy installation this happens next to never.
I enabled the Logging and will check if there is anything.
Nevertheless, I found already two things in the Log that I donât know if itâs possible to fix.
My Elsner Suntracer SL sends the Air Pressure as DPT 14.058 and not 9.006 but the weather function only accepts the values only as 9.006. Is there a way to set the DPT?
My Enertex Bayern LED Dimmsequenzer 20/5A has no possibility to send the color temperature as 7.600 instead is a percentage value vom 0 - 100% (5.001)
I tried to read the "passive addresses " chapter in the guide but still donât understand how to configure it.
Iâve a sensor provided by an Arduino KNX gateway where I donât want HA to send the group_read and instead I need HA to passive receive the data when available on bus. The reason is because during gateway startup doesnât have a valid value (it has zero) and it is messing up the recording in HA.
What I have to change to have HA as only passive read from bus ?
this is the KNX definition in my configuration.yaml
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- name: âEnergia Fotovoltaico Totale SMAXâ
state_address: â11/0/10â
type: âactive_energy_kwhâ
device_class: energy
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