Thermostat Scheduler [RELEASED]

@BrunoVoeten it is made on purpose to not change the thermostat mode when sending a new heating setpoint. If a thermostat was switched to 'off' mode, it should stay off even when a new heating setpoint is sent from the Thermostat Scheduler. At least, this is the logic implemented in the driver that you are using.

IMO it is not a good idea that the automatic scheduler turns the thermostat into heating mode if for any reason it was switched off before.

If you want to prevent the thermostat from accidental switch off, you can do this in an RM5 rule.

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I understand the concept, it could be helpfull if the usur had the choice in Thermostat Scheduler....
If I am able to change the setpoint in a schedule why not the possibility to change it to OFF instead of a low setpoint, In this case the device could use les energy (screen).
And if you can put to OFF you need the possibility to set it to "heat":blush: