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Use input number instead of float value #274

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thomasoggier opened this issue Dec 24, 2024 · 6 comments
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Use input number instead of float value #274

thomasoggier opened this issue Dec 24, 2024 · 6 comments

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@thomasoggier
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Il would like to use variable value for fixed value in the yaml file. For sample, I would like to change output_min.
So that I no longer need to restart hassio when a value changes

@Chupaka
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Chupaka commented Dec 24, 2024

What's the use case for that?

Generally, you can use Automations to translate output value to your device(s)

@thomasoggier
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I would like to be sure that the floor of my bathrooms remains warm, so that there is always a minimum of heating. On the other hand, if the temperature is below a certain temperature the PID takes over. The problem is that I do not yet know what value I must set so that the floor remains warm, without overheating

@thomasoggier
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Sorry but first, thanks for your answer

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Chupaka commented Dec 25, 2024

Did you try restarting smart thermostat alone ("smart_thermostat: reload" action in Developer Tools) without restarting Home Assistant?

@thomasoggier
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Yes, it works perfectly, but I found it interesting to be able to have a graphic view directly from my cards.

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Chupaka commented Dec 26, 2024

Unfortunately, SmartThermostat doesn't expose output_min/max params in a state, so you can't even see them in GUI

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