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MaxPower/MaxPowerHold/MaxPowerWindow doesn't work any more (>6.6.0) #7647
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You need a correct time and date. Without many functions in Tasmota dont work. |
Yes, you are right - there is a time "mismatch"! But the problem still persists! Note: I made my tests on my "backup Blitzwolf", the "productive one" is attached to a pump (which hangs from time to time). There the time is set "almost" correct, it differs for about 2.5 minutes, and has the same problem. |
I found a (bad) workaround - works in my case, but isn't really good: |
I've observed the same thing in v6.7.1 (correct time). I think the problem is that Also when max retries are reached 2 Tasmota only publishes an MQTT message (because the code block is executed only if |
Small update: DON'T DO THAT!!!!! The internal website was not available any more, no chance to (re)flash, update, reset to factory. Now, 6.6.0 is working again, and there, the problem does not exist! I will not go any further to 6.6.0+ (as long as nobody wants it) and wait for version >8.1.0 with correction. |
@MiGeppert yes, there is a upgrade way for Tasmota. Downgrade was never supported. |
@Jason2866: correct, but to test at which version it works I had to downgrade. And I knew it worked prior to my "big upgrade" to 8.1.0. |
Reason for is SetOptions do change. Doing upgrades this changed SetOptions are "translated" to the |
Hi, can you test latest Tasmota version, please? A fix has been added by Theo to the latest codebase. Thanks |
Hi I compiled version 8.1.0.6 with Gitpod (thank you very much for the good and foolproof documentation!!!) MaxPower feature works now as expected! Thank you very much for the fast support/repair and the brilliant Tasmota software!!!!! Best regards |
Confirmed working. MQTT logs below. Thanks for the quick fix!
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PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
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MaxPower/MaxPowerHold/MaxpowerWindow does not work as expected.
Tasmota switches off one time and on one time, then never switches off (though "OFF" can be seen in the main menu)
REQUESTED INFORMATION
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Backlog Template; Module; GPIO 255
:Backlog Rule1; Rule2; Rule3
:Status 0
:(Please use
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for more debug information)TO REPRODUCE
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
MaxPower 20 (e.g. for test with 40W bulb)
MaxPowerHold 3
MaxPowerWindows 4
(SetOption33 3) (also tried with "10")
(by the way: description of SetOption33 is wrong in description https://github.com/arendst/Tasmota/wiki/commands#SetOption33, isn't it?)
EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR
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Light on - after 3 seconds: light off - after 4 seconds: light on - after 3 seconds: light off - ...
(and so on - "SetOption33" times)
SCREENSHOTS
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Found the problem in 8.1.0, then downgraded to 7.2.0 and 7.1.0, problem persists.
I'm afraid of downgrading any further :-)
(Please, remember to close the issue when the problem has been addressed)
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