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Output from the real Tado X device (temperature 30):
see above
Steps to Reproduce
You have to create a helper of the template entity type if you do not have an external temperature sensor, because the temperature of the Tado X device does not provide its own sensor via the Matter integration, but is an attribute (current_temperature) of the climate entity (basically the same as what comes out of BT at the end).
All other steps are the normal setup steps from the BT documentation.
In addition, you must set the temperature of the virtual BT device, either in the Home Assistant developer tools or in the UI, for example with the BT Thermostat Card (the card is not the problem here!).
Expected behavior:
The target temperature of the virtual BT device should be passed to the real Tado X devices so that heating is possible.
In my case, the temperature of my Tado X device must be set from the current 20 degrees to the 30 degrees set in the virtual BT device.
Actual behavior:
The target temperature of the virtual BT device is not passed to the real Tado X devices. It is therefore not possible to heat.
Versions
Home Assistant:
Core 2024.7.3
Supervisor 2024.06.2
Operating System 12.4
Frontend 20240710.0
BT:
1.6.0
Additional Information
none
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Prerequisites
Model name of your Devices:
Tado X
Output from Home Assistant Developer Tools state e.g.:
Output from Home Assistant Device Diagnostic from BT:
config_entry-better_thermostat-01J3HWHAEHRWJZNCY4FPQWVF2G.json
Description
The target temperature of the virtual BT device is not synchronized with the real Tado X devices. Accordingly, heating does not take place.
Output from the virtual BT device (temperature 30):
Output from the real Tado X device (temperature 30):
see above
Steps to Reproduce
You have to create a helper of the template entity type if you do not have an external temperature sensor, because the temperature of the Tado X device does not provide its own sensor via the Matter integration, but is an attribute (current_temperature) of the climate entity (basically the same as what comes out of BT at the end).
Example:
{{ state_attr('climate.radiator_thermostat_bathroom', 'current_temperature') }}
All other steps are the normal setup steps from the BT documentation.
In addition, you must set the temperature of the virtual BT device, either in the Home Assistant developer tools or in the UI, for example with the BT Thermostat Card (the card is not the problem here!).
Expected behavior:
The target temperature of the virtual BT device should be passed to the real Tado X devices so that heating is possible.
In my case, the temperature of my Tado X device must be set from the current 20 degrees to the 30 degrees set in the virtual BT device.
Actual behavior:
The target temperature of the virtual BT device is not passed to the real Tado X devices. It is therefore not possible to heat.
Versions
Home Assistant:
Core 2024.7.3
Supervisor 2024.06.2
Operating System 12.4
Frontend 20240710.0
BT:
1.6.0
Additional Information
none
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: