does anyone have experience with setting up netatmo energy?
I installed the smart valves today. The settings in the application and the integration into HA are OK. The basic commands via lovelace UI are trouble-free. However, I would like to set a specific schedule plan. So far, I wanted to test the schedule settings from the netatmo app. According to the documentation, it should go:
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To follow user’s daily routines, Netatmo Thermostat and Valves uses a weekly temperature schedule. Within the mobile App, users define when they usually get up, go to work, come back home and go to sleep. They decide what temperature feels the most comfortable for each of these time periods and for each room. As long as a device isn’t in manual mode, the setpoint temperature of the device is set according to the weekly schedule. You can retrieve this custom schedule through the API.
However, I did not come across an example of how to do this. The documentation just mentions the “switchmodeschedule” with the parameters schedule_id and home_id, which aren´t available in the netatmo app.
When you say documentation, do you refer to the HA or Netatmo documentation?
Setting the schedule will become easier soon as the service will change. But right now you need to specify the schedule name and home name to netatmo.set_schedule.
I’ve been looking at the netatmo documentation. But later in the evening I studied the possibilities of HA and yes, it´s possible to call this service:
service: netatmo.set_schedule
And when I define the device, I also get an ID device from HA in yaml mode (as climate element):
Is there a way to get the current schedule? My plan is to set an away schedule when everybody is out of the house and restore the schedule when someone comes back, but i dont know the original schedule since i change it sometimes from netatmo app.
Yes I know, so I ask if I can set up elsewhere. It reminded me of ElMonty. I intended to call the service after leaving the house. However, I can solve this with a new plan with similar parameters.