Z-Wave/climate shows incorrect values for Honeywell TH8320ZW1000

[jceloria]

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Home Assistant release (hass --version):
0.27.0 with commit 17a7678

Python release (python3 --version):
3.4.2

Component/platform:
climate/zwave

Description of problem:

Before applying commit 17a7678, values showed "null"

Additional info:
zwcfg: https://gist.github.com/4b7fb35e9769ea577340d432d3166aa1

[turbokongen]

You should really do 0.27.1 before we go any further with this.

[turbokongen]

Sorry, It's not released yet, but when you want to test, you must take all the commits of the pr to test the changes made, not only the last. There is two Prs for the zwave fix #3017 and #3023
You need to apply both.

[jceloria]

I didn't see a release but 0.27.1 does appear to be available... I was able to upgrade.

Unfortunately, I'm still seeing the same issue.
$─► hass --version
0.27.1

$─► curl -X GET -H "Content-Type: application/json" http://localhost:8123/api/states | jq '.[]|select(.entity_id|contains("thermostat_"))|{entity_id, state}'
{
"entity_id": "climate.thermostat_furnace_5",
"state": "165.20000000000002"
}
{
"entity_id": "climate.thermostat_cooling_1_5",
"state": "165.20000000000002"
}
{
"entity_id": "sensor.thermostat_temperature_5",
"state": "74.0"
}
{
"entity_id": "climate.thermostat_dry_air_5",
"state": "165.20000000000002"
}
{
"entity_id": "climate.thermostat_heating_1_5",
"state": "165.20000000000002"
}

[turbokongen]

Can you provide the state attributes for the climate.thermostat_cooling_1

[jceloria]

Sure, is this what you are looking for?

{
  "attributes": {
    "current_temperature": 165,
    "fan_list": [
      "Circulate",
      "Auto Low",
      "On Low"
    ],
    "fan_mode": "Auto Low",
    "friendly_name": "Thermostat Cooling",
    "max_temp": 95,
    "min_temp": 45,
    "node_id": 5,
    "operation_list": [
      "Cool Econ",
      "Off",
      "Auto",
      "Cool",
      "Heat",
      "Heat Econ",
      "Resume"
    ],
    "operation_mode": "Cool",
    "temperature": 165,
    "unit_of_measurement": "°F"
  },
  "entity_id": "climate.thermostat_cooling_1_5",
  "last_changed": "2016-08-31T17:50:46.683879+00:00",
  "last_updated": "2016-08-31T17:50:46.683879+00:00",
  "state": "165.20000000000002"
}

[turbokongen]

It looks like a conversion issue. I see that two of your setpoint classes are in Fahreheit, and two in celsius. You should get them matched. Use ozwcp or similar.
Ha uses the setpoint to get unit_of_measurement.
I will make a small adjustement, as I see It can be improved to be fetched on per setpoint basis.

[turbokongen]

Please test the commit :D

[jceloria]

That's odd, I wonder where the mismatched units came from, I haven't had this thermostat for very long and when setting it up on the touchscreen interface, there was only 1 option for C or F.

I have not yet corrected the settings in ozwcp in case you would like me to test more.

There were errors:
https://gist.github.com/d3faa9dc877c33b5f517ec38ffe4dbc1

[turbokongen]

A new commit to test

[jceloria]

Looking good!

Thank you for your work on this, you and the other devs rock.

[turbokongen]

👍