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December 30, 2017 19:38
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Home Assistant configuration to use Climate MQTT with Honeywell Total Comfort (climate2mqtt.py)
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| climate: | |
| - platform: mqtt | |
| name: Central | |
| modes: | |
| - stop | |
| - cool | |
| - heat | |
| - emheat | |
| fan_modes: | |
| - always_on | |
| - auto | |
| temperature_command_topic: "hvac/central/temperature/set" | |
| temperature_state_topic : "hvac/central/temperature/state" | |
| current_temperature_topic : "hvac/central/temperature/current" | |
| mode_command_topic: "hvac/central/mode/set" | |
| mode_state_topic: "hvac/central/mode/state" | |
| fan_mode_command_topic: "hvac/central/fan/set" | |
| fan_mode_state_topic : "hvac/central/fan/state" |
Well, I spent a few days of working through it on my own and wrapping it in my own sauce. if anyone cares, the relevant files are hosted here:
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Thanks for this. The totalcomfort.py script work beautifully from the command line.I am having trouble setting up the mqtt wrapper, however. I copied all your files but I am not sure how to connect all the pieces together. I think it has to do with paths and where I store the files. I am using hassio.