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Hi, I'm struggling with the same thermostat, can you share your setup? |
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Hello all, I'm currently creating a converter for the ENGO EONE-230 series of Zigbee thermostats that I've acquired recently for my home set-up. This is the product page of the device: https://engocontrols.com/en/produkt/eone-230w-3/
I've managed to hastily build a Tuya based converter (using the provided walk-through!) to handle many of the exposes and data-points that it utilises but have got some interesting parameters and would appreciate some input in how to handle them
Firstly, I've gotten the general climate exposes working with the exception of '.withLocalTemperature(ea.STATE)' which always gives an N/A value, however if I use 'e.temperature()' separately to the same data-point then it displays the temperature just fine

Secondly, this particular thermostat has some very modular settings as it can be used for a variety of heating or cooling applications. I've set up the general 'idle', 'heat' and 'cool' states as part of the Running state but the device technically has more than one idle state (one for 'heating off' and one for 'cooling off').
For context, the code list for the running state of the device contains these following states: [..."idle_sensor_error","heating","heating_off","cooling","cooling_off"...]. Regarding this is there a way to use the 'idle' state to be able to equal both heating off or cooling off?
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