19-11-2017, 14:57:30
I'm using the iOS app, but I guess the Android app should work similarly. Note that there's a slight delay when adjusting the temperature though.
Here's an example .items configuration (you'll have to user your channel ids):
And a .sitemap example:
Here's an example .items configuration (you'll have to user your channel ids):
Code:
Number LivingroomThermostatCurrentHumidity "Humidity Livingroom" <humidity> (gLivingroom) {channel="innogysmarthome:RST:SMARTHOME08:6c8d5068239b4dd8ad164cc9368b9a96:humidity"}
Number LivingroomThermostatCurrentTemp "Temperature" (gLivingroomThermostat) {channel="innogysmarthome:RST:SMARTHOME08:6c8d5068239b4dd8ad164cc9368b9a96:temperature"}
Number LivingroomThermostatTargetTemperature "Target Temperature [%.1f °C]" (gLivingroomThermostat) {channel="innogysmarthome:RST:SMARTHOME08:6c8d5068239b4dd8ad164cc9368b9a96:set_temperature"}
Switch ThermostatBatteryWZ "Battery" <battery> { channel="innogysmarthome:RST:SMARTHOME08:6c8d5068239b4dd8ad164cc9368b9a96:battery_low" }
And a .sitemap example:
Code:
Frame label="Heating Livingroom" {
Text item=LivingroomThermostatCurrentTemp icon="temperature" label="Temperature [%.1f °C]" valuecolor=[<=21="blue", >21="green"]
Text item=LivingroomThermostatCurrentHumidity icon="humidity" label="Humidity [%.0f %%]" valuecolor=[<=60="green", >60="red"]
Setpoint item=LivingroomThermostatTargetTemperature icon="heating" label="Target Temperature [%.1f °C]" minValue=6 maxValue=30 step=0.5
Text item=ThermostatBatteryWZ icon="battery" label="Battery OK" visibility=[ThermostatBatteryWZ=="OFF"]
Text item=ThermostatBatteryWZ icon="batterylow" label="Battery LOW" visibility=[ThermostatBatteryWZ=="ON"]
}