Indeed, this seems to be the problem. My device is new and with integrated WiFi, and now I see in the ViCare app that Heating and DHW are completely separated.
I can still set the DHW temperature, thank you and @Tommmii both, but when I try to toggle it on/off, I get the following error:
Failed to call service water_heater/turn_on. 'ViCareWater' object has no attribute 'async_turn_on'
For the heating it is kind of working (switching climate.vicare_heating from ‘auto’ to ‘off’), but a bit buggy (this may be also because I have disabled auto polling).
I’ll then try to find a workaround or maybe suggest a fix, but since I’m new to HA I guess you guys will figure it our quicker
fwiw, i never bother to turn the DHW off, I use automations to change the temperature. Setting it to off, or setting the temp to 10°C has the same result in my mind.
True, thanks a lot. Most likely this is what I will be doing until it is fixed. I’ll just have to remove my schedules from the Vicare App so I’m not mistaken by the different data.
Hello,
What can I do with this? I did everything according to the description, but it keeps getting stuck here.
Do you need to generate an Access Token? I tried that too, but it doesn’t work. I did everything described here: Viessmann ViCare - Home Assistant
Logger: homeassistant.config_entries
Source: components/vicare/__init__.py:82
First occurred: 2:53:55 PM (1 occurrences)
Last logged: 2:53:55 PM
Error setting up entry ViCare for vicare
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/src/homeassistant/homeassistant/config_entries.py", line 382, in async_setup
result = await component.async_setup_entry(hass, self)
File "/usr/src/homeassistant/homeassistant/components/vicare/__init__.py", line 52, in async_setup_entry
await hass.async_add_executor_job(setup_vicare_api, hass, entry)
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.10/concurrent/futures/thread.py", line 58, in run
result = self.fn(*self.args, **self.kwargs)
File "/usr/src/homeassistant/homeassistant/components/vicare/__init__.py", line 82, in setup_vicare_api
device = vicare_api.devices[0]
IndexError: list index out of range
@oischinger,
it would be very great if you can add the power consumption values for the heat pump Vitocal 250A. By the way, great work and a big Thank.
Hi, I’ve been using the original vicare integration for months with my vitodens and it has been working no problem. Today I added the wifi module vitoconnect to my heatpump vitocal 100-s and added it successfully to my vicare app. I can see everything from the app but the integration only sees the vitodens and not the vitocal. I tried rebooting, deleting the integration and readding it but no luck, it doesn’t see it. Do I need to do something different? Thank you
ps. I also tried the unofficial integration and it still doesn’t see the heatpump. If can only choose one of the two I would like the heatpump but It doesn’t appear, do I need to recreate the api key?
Ok I see, thank you. Any way to choose the second device instead of the first one? I can only choose theo one I already had even deleting and recreating the integration
Question - can the fuel - propane- use be tracked via the app & can in be incorporated into HA. I have a 200W -B2HB-125 model from 2020. It does not currently have Vitoconnect and I understand the lon module was an optional accessory.
I’m a noob here since I only installed Home Assistant yesterday. I am a proficient Python Programmer and an Electronics engineer (just to give you some background). I have ViCare working on my phone and Home Assistant Discovered it. I tried to install the Viessman Vicare integration. As you know the message says:
I know what an API key is since I have generated them for Confluence before now. However I could find no option to generate an API key on the Viessmann site. I tried a few things but honestly I was stabbing in the dark. Its clearly possible so can someone tell me (or better still tell everybody) exactly how to navigate the Viessman site to retrieve the key.
Thanks, I look forward to contributing to this group once I have my setup up and running. I get solar panels 1 week from now
I managed to do it. As I said I am a Noob. I was thrown by the instructions:
Register and login in the Viessmann Developer Portal. Use the same account as the one you registered your device with in ViCare.
In the menu navigate to API Keys.
Create a new OAuth client using the following data:
Item 2 is a bit misleading - you have to click on “My Dashboard” which then takes you to a page which shows a dialog box names “your clients”
Item 3 uses “OAuth” - this is not present on the web-page, but the “your clients box” is the correct place to enter the information. A screenshot would have helped here.
I entered the data PyViCare, vicare://oauth-callback/everest and disabled the reCAPTCHA using the switch provided and got a valid key.
As said I am a Noob but I am not stupid. I do recommend updating the documentation since according to the Zen of Python:
The Viessmann dev page was recently updated. That’s probably why the directions are wrong. As you have the latest, and clearly know your way around, would you mind opening a pull request on the docs with the correct instructions? The community will thank you
I had a Viessmann combi boiler commissioned yesterday. I set up the app, I configured the API, and I set up the HA integration. I have a lot of new sensors (37 new entities)… but no water_heater entity. I’m interested in sending set_temperature commands for DHW, but I don’t have an entity to send them to.
Any ideas why?
EDIT: Does this entry need to be added to configuration.yaml to enable the water heater entity?
