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Hi,
I'm trying to use your package. I've installed it successfully with:
pip3 install bosch-thermostat-http-client

But when I try to run your testscript i get this error:
ImportError: No module named 'buderus'

Hi Pfazer/Moustic999,

I use the old version of the integration and this work perfect. I want to install the newest version, but have some troubles to make it work. Do you have a short manual how to?
When i change the old Bosch map and replace it for the new bosch_thermostat_http map it doesn't work and I get a error in HA when i have restart HA. I use Hassio v 102.3

Regards,
RLittle

Hello,

First, thanks that you are trying to deal with all of it.
What's the progress of library and progress of integration it with HA?
Do you need some help finishing it?

Hi,
I am using Homey as my home automation hub.
I want to use your client to create a rest api with some features that i can call from my homey.
I have tried your examples and am wondering if you could help me out with how i easiest perform these operations using your client?

Get value from here:

{
      "id": "/dhwCircuits/dhw1/actualTemp",
      "recordable": 0,
      "state": [
        {
          "open": -3276.8
        },
        {
          "short": 3276.7
        }
      ],
      "type": "floatValue",
      "unitOfMeasure": "C",
      "value": 56.0,
      "writeable": 0
    },

and here:

{
      "allowedValues": [
        "error",
        "maintenance",
        "ok"
      ],
      "id": "/system/healthStatus",
      "recordable": 0,
      "type": "stringValue",
      "value": "ok",
      "writeable": 0
    }

Also how i can write start to "/dhwCircuits/dhw1/charge" which i think would start the hot water charge? :

{
      "allowedValues": [
        "stop",
        "start"
      ],
      "id": "/dhwCircuits/dhw1/charge",
      "recordable": 0,
      "type": "stringValue",
      "value": "stop",
      "writeable": 1
    },

Thank you for creating the client, I have been looking a long time for something like this. I am using IVT which i guess is bosch made here in Sweden.

Hi,
Ok, as I'm going deeper into json scheme it I see a need of some explanation how bosch created it's scheme. I hope somebody knows more about this system and can help interperting names.
So let's start

• /heatingCircuits/ - GET / SET status of Heating device
  • hcX
• /system - retrieve basic info about system
  • /system/sensors/ -> temperature sensors
• /dhwCircuits -> I think this is boiler info (domestic hot water circuits)
• /heatSources -> not sure what is it - heat source for boiler or both? - most of data here are sensor alike but... there is also /heatSources/supplyTemperatureSetpoint

so first question, what are heatSources?

Hi,

So I wrote climate component today, for now with config.
Please test it and let me know what I am missing.

Please clone my fork of HA - https://github.com/pszafer/home-assistant/tree/bosch_thermostat
and my fork of your repo.

config to configuration.yaml

bosch:
  address: ipv4
  access_token: token
  password: password

I haven't yet tested setting of temperatures and modes.

DEar developpers,

Thanks for the work on the interface.
I have tried to use your code to communicate with a recently installed KM200, but so far I did not get satisfying results
I tried to run the example, but I am getting the output
DEBUG:asyncio:Using selector: SelectSelector DEBUG:bosch_thermostat_http.http_connector:Sending GET request to /gateway/uuid DEBUG:bosch_thermostat_http.http_connector:Sending GET request to /system/bus DEBUG:bosch_thermostat_http.http_connector:Sending GET request to /gateway/versionFirmware DEBUG:bosch_thermostat_http.http_connector:Sending GET request to /system/brand DEBUG:bosch_thermostat_http.http_connector:Sending GET request to /system/info DEBUG:bosch_thermostat_http.http_connector:Sending GET request to /system/systemType DEBUG:bosch_thermostat_http.http_connector:Sending GET request to /gateway/DateTime 037210042 Traceback (most recent call last): File "c:/Users/TGi/OneDrive - CSEM S.A/Documents/Code/domOS/bosch-thermostat-http-client-python/example.py", line 105, in <module> asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete(main()) File "C:\Users\TGi\AppData\Local\Continuum\anaconda3\envs\domos\lib\asyncio\base_events.py", line 587, in run_until_complete return future.result() File "c:/Users/TGi/OneDrive - CSEM S.A/Documents/Code/domOS/bosch-thermostat-http-client-python/example.py", line 29, in main await gateway.get_capabilities() File "c:\Users\TGi\OneDrive - CSEM S.A\Documents\Code\domOS\bosch-thermostat-http-client-python\bosch_thermostat_http\gateway.py", line 207, in get_capabilities circuit_object = await self.initialize_circuits(circuit) File "c:\Users\TGi\OneDrive - CSEM S.A\Documents\Code\domOS\bosch-thermostat-http-client-python\bosch_thermostat_http\gateway.py", line 218, in initialize_circuits await self._data[circ_type].initialize(self._db, self._str, self.current_date) File "c:\Users\TGi\OneDrive - CSEM S.A\Documents\Code\domOS\bosch-thermostat-http-client-python\bosch_thermostat_http\circuits.py", line 33, in initialize if db_prefix not in database: TypeError: argument of type 'NoneType' is not iterable

my config file is
172.27.24.37 mJDh-FYGt-KiAn-DytQ domOS2020!

by debugging a bit I get the impression he can receive some info (for example firmware version is 01.10.13), but then fails.
Do you have other suggestions which examples I could try.

My heatpump (IVT Geo 312c) previously (a couple of days ago) had a lot of stuff under /dhwCircuits. Now there's nothing - dhw1 disappeared, presumably after it updated to 04.07.07. Is it just me? Did the domestic hot water info move to another path?

[
    {
        "id": "/dhwCircuits",
        "type": "refEnum",
        "references": []
    }
],

Updated my fork of HA and my fork/branch encryption_change.
You can test it.

It looks like this:

I want to create WIKI which will be our TODO list, so we can split some tasks between us.

implement the same info than the app of Buderus.

For Gateway part, we should show :

• Software Version
  /gateway/versionFirmware
• Hardware Version
  /gateway/versionHardware
• Name of the gateway
  /gateway/uuid

For Installation Part, this is a resume about the installation

• External Temp
  /system/sensors/temperatures/outdoor_t1
• Real Modulation
  /system/heatSources/hs1/actualModulation (Not Sure about this, to be confirmed)
• Return temp
  /system/sensors/temperatures/return
  -Supply temp
  /system/sensors/temperatures/supply_t1
  For each Heating Circuit :
  • Thermostat HC<1-4>
    • Target Temp
      /heatingCircuits/hc1/currentRoomSetpoint
    • Current Mode
      /heatingCircuits/hc1/operationMode
    • Supply Temp
      /heatingCircuits/hc1/actualSupplyTemperature

For each Domestic Hot Water:

• DHW<1-4>
  • Current Setpoint
    /dhwCircuits/dhw1/currentSetpoint
  • Actual temp
    /dhwCircuits/dhw1/actualTemp

So These sensor will map All values I can see in "myDevice" app in information tab.

This is a first target