I have a C8 and I am trying to connect a Honeywell T10 thermostat to the hub. I cannot figure out how to do this. The options I have seen online pertain to an old app / platform that honeywell used to use and nothing relates to the new Resideo platform it uses now. Any help would be appreciated.
The T10 is a Wi-Fi thermostat that can be connected to the C8 using a community driver. Here is the thread on that driver:
The original author is no longer supporting this driver. I have been fixing issues for the last couple of years. Here is a link to the latest versions of the driver/app on github:
Thanks! I was able to use the package manager to download it but I am lost as for the next steps. Could you please help me out? How do I authenticate to Honeywell using OAuth? I signed up on the honeywell dev site, created an app, added the keys, but when I got to "connect to honeywell" and enter my username and password it says no user is found. I confirmed I have an account because i can login at https://developer.honeywellhome.com/.
Disregard, I got it. For some reason it would not recognize my login so I had to use the reset password option to reset everything
I'm glad you got it figured out. You should update to the latest code, posted in the link I provided. The package manager versions are very old and have bugs.
Good call. I changed to used the github. Thanks
@WindowWasher any idea why I get this error in the logs? I had a feeling that the room sensors were not updating their readings so I checked the logs and see this.
It looks like you are hitting the servers too hard and are being rate limited. Resideo will sometimes do that. Try turning down your refresh interval in the app. I have mine set to 30 minutes and the servers seem happy with that rate.
Ok, I just set it to 30 minutes interval. I will give it a bit and see if it resolves itself. When the sensors properly refresh/update, will the update and activity time be updated in the device record itself?
You will probably see the "Last Activity At" field get updated, but not the other fields. Those relate to when the device was created and updated (new code, perhaps). If you want to see more detail, go to the logs. If you want a lot more detail in the logs, turn up the logging to debug.