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How are you connecting to the BMV? Bluetooth?

I have a BMV712 with bluetooth.

Is it possible to add a thermostat heat source setting? Our rig has the heat pump option on the main a/c, and thus has the settings shown in the attached screenshots. I wasn’t sure how HomeKit could or would handle this type of functionality.

Simply documenting this for now until I can get screenshots.

Sometimes when opening the Home app on my iphone, the 'set temperature' of thermostats is showing as 100*. The state (heating/cooling/off) of the thermostat does correctly show up, but the 'set temperature' defaults to 100*. In the last cases where I saw this, the a/c was already running and showing the correct set temp in the OneControl app, but RVHomekit thinks the set temp is 100*. Next time I see this happen, I will update this issue with screenshots.

Currently there is no documentation on how to properly run the application using docker. Create that documentation.

The LCI apps and LCI web portal are reporting temps of 35-36F but HomeKit sees 50 across all thermostats.

HomeKit does appear to correctly grab the thermostat state, but the temperature readings are all stuck at 50*.

Any ideas?

Screenshots attached.

iOS Version 17.0.2. iPhone 13 Pro.

Since upgrading to iOS 17.0, noticed that when setting Temperatures on thermostats in Cool or Heat mode, the set points only move in 2 degree increments.

Also interesting to note is that while the thermostat is in 'Auto' mode, the setpoints do allow single digit adjustments.

When executing rv-homekit on a machine that already has MQTT running, I get the following error:

pi@control:~/rv-homekit $ ./rv-homekit
2021/05/10 10:55:08 /home/pi/rv-homekit
2021/05/10 10:55:08 No config file found. Making new IDs
2021/05/10 10:55:08 Invalid config file format. Starting new.
2021/05/10 10:55:08 Found 0 tank sensors.
2021/05/10 10:55:08 Registered 0 undiscovered devices.
2021/05/10 10:55:08 Connecting to tcp://127.0.0.1:1883
panic: not Authorized

goroutine 36 [running]:
github.com/jgulick48/rv-homekit/internal/mqtt.(*client).Connect(0x2a16370)
        /home/pi/rv-homekit/build/rv-homekit/internal/mqtt/client.go:68 +0x45c
github.com/jgulick48/rv-homekit/internal/rvhomekit.(*client).registerBatteryLevel.func1(0x4f7d24, 0x2a16370)
        /home/pi/rv-homekit/build/rv-homekit/internal/rvhomekit/client.go:194 +0x24
created by github.com/jgulick48/rv-homekit/internal/rvhomekit.(*client).registerBatteryLevel
        /home/pi/rv-homekit/build/rv-homekit/internal/rvhomekit/client.go:192 +0x370

My app is installed in /home/pi/rv-homekit:

pi@control:~/rv-homekit $ ls -al
total 10412
drwxr-xr-x  3 pi pi     4096 May 10 02:30 .
drwxr-xr-x 24 pi pi     4096 May 10 10:24 ..
drwxr-xr-x  3 pi pi     4096 May 10 02:32 build
-rw-r--r--  1 pi pi      114 May 10 02:25 config.json
-rwxr-xr-x  1 pi pi 10644855 May 10 03:18 rv-homekit
pi@control:~/rv-homekit $ pwd
/home/pi/rv-homekit
pi@control:~/rv-homekit $ more config.json
{
  "bridgeName": "My RV",
  "openHabServer": "http://192.168.1.4:8080",
  "debug": true,
  "mqttConfiguration": {
    "host": "192.168.1.10",
    "port": 1883,
    "deviceId": "rv-homekit",
    "username": "[REDACTED]",
    "password": "[REDACTED]"
  },
  "pin": "19191919",
  "port": "12321"
}
pi@control:~/rv-homekit $

How would one direct the connection to an existing MQTT server using a specified username and password?

Thanks!