The tasmota consol log is flooded by errors but I can control the AC
ltegzes opened this issue · 1 comments
Hi,
I have been using your excellent program for several years. I can control my AC, but the real HA commands in the last monthes are almost undetectable between the several thousands of error messages of the tasmote consol. It looks like it is independent of the last versions of tasmota. Can you help localizing the reason?
Console data:
All other data is given here below.
Your Version:
Tasmota-IRHVAC-2023.05.31
Home Assistant:
Core 2024.8.3
Supervisor 2024.08.0
Frontend 20240809.0
Tasmota info of Infrared Emitter-Receiver:
Program Version 14.2.0 (release-ir)
Build Date & Time 2024-08-14T12:36:29
Core/SDK Version 2_7_7/2.2.2-dev(38a443e)
Uptime 0T00:04:18
Flash Write Count 30 at 0xF6000
Boot Count 14
Restart Reason Power On
AP1 Information SSId HOMEJIVE24
RSSI 100%, -41 dBm
Mode 11n
Channel 6
BSSId 88:C3:97:30:11:8B
Hostname INFRA-HUB
MAC Address 50:02:91:57:99:17
IP Address (WiFi) 172.16.0.71
Gateway 172.16.0.1
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
DNS Server1 172.16.0.1
DNS Server2 0.0.0.0
HTTP API Enabled
MQTT Host 172.16.0.230
MQTT Port 1883
MQTT User infraremote
MQTT Client DVES_579917
MQTT Topic blitzwolfr
MQTT Group Topic 1 cmnd/tasmotas/
MQTT Full Topic cmnd/blitzwolfr/
MQTT Fallback Topic cmnd/DVES_579917_fb/
MQTT No Retain Disabled
ESP Chip Id 5740823 (ESP8266EX)
Flash Chip Id 0x1540C8 (DOUT)
Flash Size 2048 KB
Program Flash Size 2048 KB
Program Size 663 KB
Free Program Space 340 KB
Free Memory 24.9 KB
configuration.yaml:
climate:
- platform: tasmota_irhvac
name: "Elektrolux IRHvac"
unique_id: Climate_System
command_topic: "cmnd/blitzwolfr/irhvac"
# Pick one of the following:
# State is updated when the tasmota device receives an IR signal (includes own transmission and original remote)
# useful when a normal remote is in use alongside the tasmota device, may be less reliable than the second option.
state_topic: "tele/blitzwolfr/RESULT"
# State is updated when the tasmota device completes IR transmissionm, should be pretty reliable.
#state_topic: "stat/blitzwolfr/RESULT"
# Optional second state topic, This option allows you to subscribe to both "tele" and "stat" messages.
#state_topic_2: "stat/blitzwolfr/RESULT"
# Uncomment if your 'available topic' of Tasmota IR device are different (if device in HA is disabled)
#availability_topic: "tele/blitzwolfr/LWT"
temperature_sensor: sensor.target_temp_sensor
humidity_sensor: sensor.kitchen_humidity #optional - default None
power_sensor: binaly_sensor.kitchen_ac_power #optional - default None
vendor: "ELECTRA_AC"
# When operating grouped devices at the same time, MQTT commands are intentionally delayed to prevent multiple devices
# from performing the same operation at the same time. This allows the high current peaks to be shifted.
mqtt_delay: 0.0 #optional - default 0 int or 0.0 float value in [sec].
min_temp: 16 #optional - default 16 int value
max_temp: 32 #optional - default 32 int value
target_temp: 26 #optional - default 26 int value
initial_operation_mode: "off" # optional - default "off" string value (one of the "supported_modes")
away_temp: 24 #optional - default 24 int value
precision: 1 #optional - default 1 int or float value. Can be set to 1, 0.5 or 0.1
supported_modes:
#- "heat"
- "cool"
- "dry"
- "fan_only" # Use "fan_only" even if Tasmota shows "Mode":"Fan"
- "auto"
- "off" #Turns the AC off - Should be in quotes
# Some devices have "auto" and "fan_only" switched
# If the following two lines are uncommented, "auto" and "fan" shoud be commented out
#- "auto_fan_only" #if remote shows fan but tasmota says auto
#- "fan_only_auto" #if remote shows auto but tasmota says fan
supported_fan_speeds:
# Some devices say max,but it is high, and auto which is max
# If you uncomment the following two, you have to comment high and max
# - "auto_max" #woud become max
# - "max_high" #would become high
#- "on"
#- "off"
- "low"
- "medium"
- "high"
#- "middle"
#- "focus"
#- "diffuse"
#- "min"
#- "max"
#- "auto"
supported_swing_list:
- "off"
- "vertical" #up to down
# - "horizontal" # Left to right
# - "both"
default_quiet_mode: "Off" #optional - default "Off" string value
default_turbo_mode: "Off" #optional - default "Off" string value
default_econo_mode: "Off" #optional - default "Off" string value
hvac_model: "-1" #optional - default "1" string value
celsius_mode: "On" #optional - default "On" string value
default_light_mode: "Off" #optional - default "Off" string value
default_filter_mode: "Off" #optional - default "Off" string value
default_clean_mode: "Off" #optional - default "Off" string value
default_beep_mode: "Off" #optional - default "Off" string value
default_sleep_mode: "-1" #optional - default "-1" string value
default_swingv: "high" #optional - default "" string value
default_swingh: "left" #optional - default "" string value
keep_mode_when_off: True #optional - default False boolean value : Must be True for MITSUBISHI_AC, ECOCLIM, etc.
# toggle_list: #optional - default []
# The toggled property is a setting that does not retain the On state.
# Set this if your AC properties are toggle function.
#- Beep
#- Clean
#- Econo
#- Filter
#- Light
#- Quiet
#- Sleep
#- SwingH
#- SwingV
#- Turbo
# When turning off some devices with their remote control they are set to the lowest temperature
# and this is shown on the thermostat card. Setting ignore_off_temp value to True will keep the last target temperature displayed on the card.
#ignore_off_temp: False #optional - default False boolean value
Best Regards,
László Tegzes
What version of Tasmota, with what enabled drivers are you using?