Thanks, been there. Ecobee is a no show. I also tried disabling the Ecobee and Ecobee Suite integrations on my two hubs, no help there as well. I wish there was a way to discover the ecobee by IP address. The iPad Home app finds it almost instantly. Fortunately, I only use the Hubitat to set home, away and resume program on the Ecobee.
Fan attribute. Is there an attribute for furnace fan running on or off? I'm looking to put the furnace fan on a dashboard. I don't need to control it, just see if it is running or not. Fan speed shows what it is set for but not if it is operating.
'equipmentStatus' if it has fan in the string, the fan is on.
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Thanks, I should be able to create a virtual device that is on or off for fan and idle.
FYI, this morning I tried pairing the Ecobee again via Homekit and several new available devices appeared including the Ecobee and its temp sensors. On Beta 2.4.3.173 Now to figure out if I can replicate the few settings I currently use on the Ecobee integration.
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See HomeKit and Ecobee Thermostats for more information on this.
It might be because my weather station went offline, but I got this error in the smart mode helper:
app:102026-01-11 04:43:13.068 AMerrorgroovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: java.lang.String.currentState() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String, java.lang.Boolean) values: [weatherTemperature, true] on line 670 (method updated)
app:102026-01-11 04:43:12.894 AMinfoEcobee Suite Smart Mode, Programs & Setpoints Helper, version 1.9.01 on Hubitat Initializing...
app:102026-01-11 04:43:12.823 AMtraceUpdated with settings [belowHeat:false, aboveCool:false, belowSetpoints:false, aboveSetpoints:false, notify:false, infoOff:false, aboveTemp:85.0, betweenMode:auto, minimize:false, insideAuto:false, aboveMode:cool, customTstat:(thermostat names), betweenSetpoints:false, tempDisable:false, belowTemp:55.0, belowMode:heat, debugOff:false, humidistat:OFFLINE - Weather Station on Hubitat_C5, thermometer:OFFLINE - Weather Station on Hubitat_C5, tempSource:ecobee, tstatTemp:EcobeeTherm: Seond Floor, thermostats:[EcobeeTherm: Seond Floor, EcobeeTherm: Ecobee First Floor, EcobeeTherm: Third Floor]]
This prompts me to also request an enhancement where there can be a backup weather source if the primary one is unavailable or invalid (or the program reverts to the default Ecobee weather source). Or perhaps even disables itself if the weather source is invalid.
Last night I woke up in the middle of the night in a hot sweat because of this, so a fallback or failsafe to handle this would be very nice!
Glad to see you've done so much with this smart mode helper!
