(easiest) Install an Ecobee Remote Sensor in that room, and configure it to use that as its temperature sensor when it is in Away mode.
(trickier) Use Rule Machine to watch that temperature sensor when your house is in Away mode, and if it exceeds your desired temp, have it do one of the following:
tell the thermostat to run the Home program (thermstat.home())
Set the thermostat's cooling setpoint lower (thermostat.setcoolingSetpoint(#)
Turn on a virtual switch; create a Modes/Switches/Programs Helper that changes the thermostat to Home when the switch comes on.
And of course, reverse the action after the temp reaches the desired point
You possibly don't have a name specified on your thermostat. Easiest way to set it is via the Ecobee web app - from the thermostat display its Settings / Preferences / Thermostat Name.
If that fixes it, please let me know - I need to provide a better error message (and update the documentation)
Universal Ecobee Suite updates posted 30 May 2019 at 9:30am
These updates improve performance and reliability.
These are the key updates:
Ecobee Suite Manager (ecobee-suite-manager.groovy) version 1.7.10.
Significantly improved performance, scalability and efficiency for collecting, detecting and delivering updates to the Thermostat device
Optimized order of delivery for setpoints & climates (update the setpoints first, then update the Program/Climate/Schedule - this ensures that apps get a consistent view of the state when monitoring thermostat program changes).
Ecobee Suite Thermostat (`ecobee-suite-thermostat.groovy) version 1.7.09
Optimized order of setpoints/climates changes
Fixed weatherIcon/timeOfDay update issues
Ecobee Suite Contacts & Switches Helper (ecobee-suite-open-contacts) version 1.7.04
IMPORTANT NOTICE!!!Users may need to re-configure existing instances of this Helper in order for them to continue working after installation
Ecobee Suite Quiet Time Helper (ecobee-suite-quiet-time.groovy) version 1.7.01
HE Platform optimizations
Ecobee Suite Mode/Switches/Program Helper (ecobee-suite-routines) version 1.7.08
HE Platform optimizations
Notifications texts shortened
Ecobee Suite Smart Circulation (ecobee-suite-smart-circulation) version 1.7.02
HE Platform optimizations
Ecobee Suite Thermal Comfort Helper (ecobee-suite-thermal-comfort.groovy) version 1.7.04
Hey there...I can't seem to get the contacts helper to work. Here are screenshots of my configuration. I waited 10 minutes with multiple contacts sensors open and the app did not turn off the Ecobee. Help?
Try with the 1.7.05 version I just posted (forgot to include it in this morning's updates).
If it still doesn't work, look at the Live Logging for the Helper, the Thermostat and the Manager - see if there are any red "error" notices. If so, please forward them to me so I can see what's going on...
Quick question, I looked through the thread and the .md file and didn't see anything about how to update on Hubitat. Do you just do the import for the manager and helpers to overwrite the existing code?
Yes, Tom - that's the easiest way. Once you import the files the first time, the newer versions of Hubitat appear to "remember" the source, so all you have to do is Import again...
Universal Ecobee Suite updates posted 31 May 2019 at 2:45pm
These updates improve performance and reliability.
These are the key updates:
Ecobee Suite Manager (ecobee-suite-manager.groovy) version 1.7.11.
Fixes Thermostat state updates on SmartThings mobile (thermostatMode, thermostatOperatingState, etc.)
Ecobee Suite Thermostat (`ecobee-suite-thermostat.groovy) version 1.7.10
Fixes thermostatOperatingState updates
Ecobee Suite Contacts & Switches Helper (ecobee-suite-open-contacts) version 1.7.06
Fixes issues experienced when using multiple Contacts and/or Switches
Ecobee Suite Thermal Comfort Helper (ecobee-suite-thermal-comfort.groovy) version 1.7.06
Cleans up arguments passed to setProgramSetpoints()
Collectively, these fixes should address the reported issues with yesterday';s release. If I have missed an issue, please let me know - publicly or via PM.
Note:There may be a remaining issue with cancelling vacation holds...
[app:3687](http://192.168.7.201/logs#app3687)2019-06-01 08:35:31.189 am [info](http://192.168.7.201/installedapp/configure/3687)Updating API status with [apiConnected:full, lastPoll:Succeeded]
[app:3687](http://192.168.7.201/logs#app3687)2019-06-01 08:35:31.098 am [error](http://192.168.7.201/installedapp/configure/3687)refreshAuthToken() - HttpResponseException occurred. Exception info: groovyx.net.http.HttpResponseException: Bad Request StatusCode: 400
Woke up this morning after updating and seeing this in the logs?