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I notice the thermostat card in HA dashboard is limited.

For example if you have the heating setpoint below the current temperature it still reports 'heating' - which is wrong in my view. Could we have a little review of the issue? I was expecting the card would show "neutral" state if the setpoint is below the actual temperature reported.

I have more than one heater but only one is shown in Home Assistant, the heater with climate control is not showing. It only gets the heater 0 , is it possible to select heater 1 instead of 0.

[2019-10-29 07:31:22 DEBUG (MainThread) [incomfortclient] Gateway(hostname=10.0.0.249) instantiated.
2019-10-29 07:31:22 DEBUG (MainThread) [incomfortclient] _get(url=heaterlist.json, auth=None)
2019-10-29 07:31:23 DEBUG (MainThread) [incomfortclient] _get(url=heaterlist.json): response = {'heaterlist': ['********728', '********429', None, None, None, None, None, None]}
2019-10-29 07:31:23 DEBUG (MainThread) [incomfortclient] Heater(serial_no=********728) instantiated.
2019-10-29 07:31:23 DEBUG (MainThread) [incomfortclient] Heater(serial_no=********429) instantiated.
2019-10-29 07:31:23 DEBUG (MainThread) [incomfortclient] _get(url=data.json?heater=0, auth=None)
2019-10-29 07:31:23 DEBUG (MainThread) [incomfortclient] _get(url=data.json?heater=0): response = {'nodenr': 162, 'ch_temp_lsb': 165, 'ch_temp_msb': 25, 'tap_temp_lsb': 105, 'tap_temp_msb': 16, 'ch_pressure_lsb': 150, 'ch_pressure_msb': 0, 'room_temp_1_lsb': 255, 'room_temp_1_msb': 127, 'room_temp_set_1_lsb': 255, 'room_temp_set_1_msb': 127, 'room_temp_2_lsb': 255, 'room_temp_2_msb': 127, 'room_temp_set_2_lsb': 255, 'room_temp_set_2_msb': 127, 'displ_code': 126, 'IO': 0, 'serial_year': 19, 'serial_month': 5, 'serial_line': 15, 'serial_sn1': 0, 'serial_sn2': 97, 'serial_sn3': 28, 'room_set_ovr_1_msb': 0, 'room_set_ovr_1_lsb': 0, 'room_set_ovr_2_msb': 0, 'room_set_ovr_2_lsb': 0, 'rf_message_rssi': 31, 'rfstatus_cntr': 0}
2019-10-29 07:31:23 DEBUG (MainThread) [incomfortclient] Heater(********728).status() = {'display_code': 126, 'display_text': 'standby', 'fault_code': None, 'is_burning': False, 'is_failed': False, 'is_pumping': False, 'is_tapping': False, 'heater_temp': 65.65, 'tap_temp': 42.01, 'pressure': 1.5, 'serial_no': '********728', 'nodenr': 162, 'rf_message_rssi': 31, 'rfstatus_cntr': 0}](url)

Am working on implementing a javascript (+php) client version, so it can run in the browser. This largely works already, but I wonder about two things for now:

1. how do you derive Fault codes from the json response and
2. how does the official intergas incomfort client get information on usage and realtime power used?

Intergas might get some info by accumulation on their cloud service? The heater I bought second hand reported a use of 5000 hours, but was never connected to their service. Is there more info to get from lan2rf perhaps?

aiohttp==3.5.4 -> 3.6.2
attrs==19.1.0 -> 19.3.0 or higher
idna==2.8 -> 2.10
multidict==4.5.2 -> 4.7.6
typing-extensions==3.7.2 -> 3.7.4.3
yarl==1.3.0 -> 1.4.2 or higher

To avoid future issues it would be good if this library would change its pinning to allow any higher version and just set a minimum version. Thanks a lot.

I mean this one sometimes called gateway II

Second question do you need an internet connection or can you still communicate when internet is down?

HA does not recognized the heater anymore... (after years of working perfectly).

Please see below as reference for a fix in regards to Home Assistant Core issue #110140
I have been able to work around this until a fixture can be applied:
Workaround is to set timeout in the incomfortclient library to a sufficiently high value. Downside is this needs to be reapplied after every Home Assistant Core update.

docker exec command to achieve this is:

docker exec -it homeassistant sh "/bin/sed -i 's/CLIENT_TIMEOUT = 20/CLIENT_TIMEOUT = 300/g' /usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/incomfortclient/__init__.py"
Alternatively one could create a shell command which can be triggered per the usual ways:

shell_command:
  fix_incomfort: /bin/sed -i 's/CLIENT_TIMEOUT = 20/CLIENT_TIMEOUT = 300/g' /usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/incomfortclient/__init__.py