Some thermostat devices (such as air conditioning with heat/cool) only support a temperature range, identified by the SUPPORT_TARGET_TEMPERATURE_RANGE flag. These thermostats don't have a single temperature attribute, but instead use two seperate attributes for the high and low setpoints (target_temp_high and target_temp_low respectively).
Currently, trying to use one of these thermostats with Schedy results in multiple warnings, and the setpoints not being adjusted as per the schedule:
WARNING schedy_heating: !!! [R:back_room] [A:climate.back_room] Thermostat has no attribute named 'temperature'. Available are
['entity_id', 'state', 'attributes', 'last_changed', 'last_updated', 'context', 'hvac_modes', 'min_temp', 'max_temp', 'current_temperature', 'target_temp_high', 'target_temp_low', 'hvac_action', 'friendly_name', 'supported_features']. Please check your config!
WARNING schedy_heating: !!! [R:back_office] [A:climate.back_room] The value None of attribute 'temperature' is no valid temperature.
ERROR schedy_heating: !!! [R:back_office] [A:climate.back_room] Invalid target temperature, ignoring thermostat.
Are there any configuration changes available that would make these usable with Schedy?
Some thermostat devices (such as air conditioning with heat/cool) only support a temperature range, identified by the
SUPPORT_TARGET_TEMPERATURE_RANGEflag. These thermostats don't have a singletemperatureattribute, but instead use two seperate attributes for the high and low setpoints (target_temp_highandtarget_temp_lowrespectively).Currently, trying to use one of these thermostats with Schedy results in multiple warnings, and the setpoints not being adjusted as per the schedule:
Are there any configuration changes available that would make these usable with Schedy?