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As Daikin turned off the cloud access on July, 3rd and the developper portal is more or less a pain in the a**, I wondered if the WLAN-Api could be of more use. So I investigated and came across the following:
http://YOUR_IP/aircon/get_demand_control returns the DemandControl-Settings available in the Onecta-App.
Executing "get_demand_control" returns the following line: ret=OK,type=1,en_demand=0,mode=0,max_pow=100,scdl_per_day=4,moc=0,tuc=0,wec=0,thc=0,frc=0,sac=0,suc=0
I identified the following values:
en_demand: possible values '0' or '1' for generally disable or enable demand control as seen in the picture at "Bedarfssteuerung aktivieren"
mode: possible values '2' = 'AUTO', '1' = 'Schedule', '0' = 'Fixed' (see 'max_pow')
max_pow: range from 40 to 100% in steps of 5. When 'mode' is set to '0' 'max_pow' defines the percentage the compressor is allowed to consume
moc, tuc, ...: when 'mode' is set to '1' the scheduled demand control settings are displayed. Example: ret=OK,type=1,en_demand=1,mode=1,max_pow=100,scdl_per_day=4,moc=3,mo1_en=1,mo1_t=720,mo1_p=90,mo2_en=1,mo2_t=840,mo2_p=0,mo3_en=1,mo3_t=600,mo3_p=70,tuc=0,wec=0,thc=0,frc=0,sac=0,suc=0 moc: number of scheduled events for Monday (max = 4) moX_t: Minutes from midnight for entry X moX_p: Power in percent for entry X moX_en: '1' = enable demand control, '1' = disable demand control
To set the values simply use http://YOUR_IP/aircon/set_demand_control with one or more from the above parameters. To enable demand control with a fixed value of 60% just execute
http://YOUR_IP/aircon/set_demand_control?en_demand=1&mode=0&max_pow=60
in your browser.
This works for wireless modules from the B-series like BRP069B4_x_.
Maybe a maintainer of this binding can add these additional features to the binding?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
As Daikin turned off the cloud access on July, 3rd and the developper portal is more or less a pain in the a**, I wondered if the WLAN-Api could be of more use. So I investigated and came across the following:
http://YOUR_IP/aircon/get_demand_control returns the DemandControl-Settings available in the Onecta-App.
Executing "get_demand_control" returns the following line:
ret=OK,type=1,en_demand=0,mode=0,max_pow=100,scdl_per_day=4,moc=0,tuc=0,wec=0,thc=0,frc=0,sac=0,suc=0
I identified the following values:
ret=OK,type=1,en_demand=1,mode=1,max_pow=100,scdl_per_day=4,moc=3,mo1_en=1,mo1_t=720,mo1_p=90,mo2_en=1,mo2_t=840,mo2_p=0,mo3_en=1,mo3_t=600,mo3_p=70,tuc=0,wec=0,thc=0,frc=0,sac=0,suc=0
moc: number of scheduled events for Monday (max = 4)
moX_t: Minutes from midnight for entry X
moX_p: Power in percent for entry X
moX_en: '1' = enable demand control, '1' = disable demand control
To set the values simply use http://YOUR_IP/aircon/set_demand_control with one or more from the above parameters. To enable demand control with a fixed value of 60% just execute
http://YOUR_IP/aircon/set_demand_control?en_demand=1&mode=0&max_pow=60
in your browser.
This works for wireless modules from the B-series like BRP069B4_x_.
Maybe a maintainer of this binding can add these additional features to the binding?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: