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in the issue: [ "Mischkreis1" (MK1) missing #26 ] you implemented the MK1 values. -> Thank you for that!
Is it possible to write the MK1 values?
Especially these values are very interesting for me to better pre-heat my MK1 - Fußbodenheizung during the day with Photovoltaik-Power: mk1_curve_end_point: 26 mk1_curve_parallel_offset: 26 deltaMk1Reduction: 0
And this value for the heating would also help much: deltaHeatingReduction: 0
Can you please implement this?
Thank you very much!
Best Regards and greetings from Germany ;-)
Daniel
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Hello,
I think my problem then is, that I am using the IOBroker Adapter from UncleSamSwiss and he just allows to write the implemented parameters in your script.
So I think I would need these parameters in the following code area: Luxtronik.prototype._handleWriteCommand = function (parameterName, realValue, callback) { const writeParameters = Object.freeze({
and add this for MK1 as it is already there for the "Heizkurve":
I can try it by importing your script in IOBroker, but can you please adivise how I can write the parameter on my own?
Do I have to add it there(in your code) on my own or is there another function to write parameters, which are not pre-defined?
Sorry, I am a "beginner" in JavaScript, not a expert... yet ;-)
Hello,
in the issue: [ "Mischkreis1" (MK1) missing #26 ] you implemented the MK1 values. -> Thank you for that!
Is it possible to write the MK1 values?
Especially these values are very interesting for me to better pre-heat my MK1 - Fußbodenheizung during the day with Photovoltaik-Power:
mk1_curve_end_point: 26
mk1_curve_parallel_offset: 26
deltaMk1Reduction: 0
And this value for the heating would also help much:
deltaHeatingReduction: 0
Can you please implement this?
Thank you very much!
Best Regards and greetings from Germany ;-)
Daniel
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: