Fan set_speed service is unreliable about lutron-caseta-pro HOT 4 CLOSED

Also seeing this.

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I don't have a fan or a fan speed controller to test this but I would be interested to know if Lutron sticks to their own spec and maybe that could cause an issue. Presumably the physical buttons are still working reliably?

This could be tested by logging into the Telnet interface directly and monitoring the output to the console when pressing the buttons on the fan speed controller. You should be able to see a device go to a certain level from 0-100, e.g. medium is expected to output 50.

The speed to output level mapping should be as follows:

SPEED_OFF: 0,
SPEED_LOW: 25,
SPEED_MEDIUM: 50,
SPEED_MEDIUM_HIGH: 75,
SPEED_HIGH: 100

The Telnet credentials are here if you would be willing to try this.

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@upsert, I just did some testing and it looks like the output level mapping isn't quite as you listed. The output mapping that Lutron is using is:

SPEED_OFF: 0.00,
SPEED_LOW: 25.10,
SPEED_MEDIUM: 50.20,
SPEED_MEDIUM_HIGH: 75.30,
SPEED_HIGH: 100.00

If I manually send #OUTPUT,3,1,50 several times over telnet, I see the incorrect behavior mentioned above. Interestingly, when sending #OUTPUT,3,1,50 several times:

• The fan noticeably toggles between slow and medium
• The telnet response is always ~OUTPUT,3,1,50.20 even when the fan slows down.
• The Lutron app continues to show "Medium"
• The wall control LEDs toggle between low and medium

Sending #OUTPUT,3,1,50.20 several times in a row over telnet results in the expected behavior - the fan turns on to medium and remains there.

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Fixed with changes in #41. Should be improved reliability.

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