Greetings!
I’ve just started my Smart Home using Openhab with z-wave actors/sensors. I first stared with Devolo Home Control, but the features of the software were so limited, that I decided to move direct to Openhab. But that’s the reason why I have a bunch of Devolo hardware in my setup.
All devices, which have been previously used with the Devolo controller have be excluded and then reset to factory settings, before the have been added to Openhab.
All 3 nodes are Devolo heating controller (MT02650; Devolo Thermostat (09356)). Node 3 is in one room and controlled by a Devolo Thermostat (014G0160 Z-Wave room sensor), node 16 and 18 in another room and also controlled by a second Devolo Thermostat (014G0160 Z-Wave room sensor).
I only set temperatures at the thermostats, I’m not touching the buttons on the heater controllers. I’ve created rules to adjust the setpoint of the heater controller, when
- the temperature is manually changed at the thermostats or in the browser/app
- a window is opened/closed
- time based (day/night settings)
I have read the posts that the “Override” log messages are informational only, but I’ a bit concerned that from my 3 Devolo heating controller (all ) one is reporting “Permanent_Override” and the two others “No_Override”. I would like to have all three working in the same mode.
2018-11-26 00:44:37.075 [INFO ] [veClimateControlScheduleCommandClass] - NODE 3 reported: Override type: PERMANENT_OVERRIDE, ScheduleState: [SETBACK -2.0]
2018-11-26 00:46:34.665 [INFO ] [veClimateControlScheduleCommandClass] - NODE 16 reported: Override type: NO_OVERRIDE, ScheduleState: [UNUSED]
2018-11-26 00:46:54.603 [INFO ] [veClimateControlScheduleCommandClass] - NODE 18 reported: Override type: NO_OVERRIDE, ScheduleState: [UNUSED]
Does anyone knows how to set the Override type and ScheduleState?
best regards,
jan
Platform information:
Release = Raspbian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch)
Kernel = Linux 4.14.79-v7+
Platform = Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Plus Rev 1.3
z-wave controller Razberry2
openHAB version: 2.3.0-1