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Numbered fan speed modes? #135
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I keep a lookup table somewhere to always check the meaning of middle and medium. I bet they will at some point add a "mean" too. |
Yes I don't understand why it's not a simple numbering... The medium and middle make no sense... |
fan_map in the swiCago lib implementation is:
ESPHome Climate component define this : enum ClimateFanMode : uint8_t {
/// The fan mode is set to On
CLIMATE_FAN_ON = 0,
/// The fan mode is set to Off
CLIMATE_FAN_OFF = 1,
/// The fan mode is set to Auto
CLIMATE_FAN_AUTO = 2,
/// The fan mode is set to Low
CLIMATE_FAN_LOW = 3,
/// The fan mode is set to Medium
CLIMATE_FAN_MEDIUM = 4,
/// The fan mode is set to High
CLIMATE_FAN_HIGH = 5,
/// The fan mode is set to Middle
CLIMATE_FAN_MIDDLE = 6,
/// The fan mode is set to Focus
CLIMATE_FAN_FOCUS = 7,
/// The fan mode is set to Diffuse
CLIMATE_FAN_DIFFUSE = 8,
/// The fan mode is set to Quiet
CLIMATE_FAN_QUIET = 9,
}; A component that does not use the UI Climate Component is free to define any mapping for these values, but I'm not sure there is a way to override the native ESPHome climate component labels in this implementation. At least I didn't find a way in my implementation. So I had to define an arbitrary mapping for these names. void CN105Climate::controlFan() {
switch (this->fan_mode.value()) {
case climate::CLIMATE_FAN_OFF:
this->setPowerSetting("OFF");
break;
case climate::CLIMATE_FAN_QUIET:
this->setFanSpeed("QUIET");
break;
case climate::CLIMATE_FAN_DIFFUSE:
this->setFanSpeed("QUIET");
break;
case climate::CLIMATE_FAN_LOW:
this->setFanSpeed("1");
break;
case climate::CLIMATE_FAN_MEDIUM:
this->setFanSpeed("2");
break;
case climate::CLIMATE_FAN_MIDDLE:
this->setFanSpeed("3");
break;
case climate::CLIMATE_FAN_HIGH:
this->setFanSpeed("4");
break;
case climate::CLIMATE_FAN_ON:
case climate::CLIMATE_FAN_AUTO:
default:
this->setFanSpeed("AUTO");
break;
}
}
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Where exactly you define those names? |
Actually, you can define it making something like that in your yaml; this is from another component version but the support section is the same: climate:
- platform: cn105
name: ${friendly_name}
id: "esp32_clim"
compressor_frequency_sensor:
name: Compressor frequency (clim Sejour)
vertical_vane_select:
name: Orientation de la Vane Verticale
# horizontal_vane_select:
# name: Orientation de la Vane Horizontale
isee_sensor:
name: ISEE Sensor
auto_sub_mode_sensor:
name: auto-submode sensor
sub_mode_sensor:
name: submode sensor
stage_sensor:
name: stage sensor
remote_temperature_timeout: 15min
update_interval: 2s # shouldn't be less than 1 second
debounce_delay : 100ms # delay to prevent bouncing
supports:
mode: [COOL, HEAT, FAN_ONLY, DRY]
fan_mode: [AUTO, QUIET, LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH]
swing_mode: ["OFF", VERTICAL]
visual:
min_temperature: 17
max_temperature: 23
temperature_step: 1.0 |
How exactly does this change anything? Those are still the same fan modes i'm complaining about. |
Solved by installing a custom HACS component and making a climate template. https://github.com/litinoveweedle/hass-template-climate |
I've been using this project for a while now but i'm still bothered by the fan modes in Home Assistant. When I was still using the Melcloud integration I could select the normal fan modes for my unit: 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 and 5
But since using this project i'm forced to use names instead of numbers for the fan modes. The main problem is that my unit has 5 modes and the names for each mode is so confusing. If you only have 3 modes then low/mid/high is logical, but when you have 5 modes it gets confusing.
These are my settings:
fan_mode: [AUTO, DIFFUSE, LOW, MEDIUM, MIDDLE, HIGH]
This gives me the following options in Home Assistant, in this order:
-Auto
-Low (= 2)
-Medium (= 3)
-High (= 5)
-Middle (= 4)
-Diffuse (= 1)
I keep getting confused with the medium and middle setting. I tried this project "https://github.com/gysmo38/mitsubishi2MQTT", that does have numbered fan modes but it wasn't stable for me.
Is there a way to rename them, so I have fan modes with numbers again?
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