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Wirsbo/Uponor thermostat replacement

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  • HoffanH Offline
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    This was a nice project.

    I have a lot of these wirsbo in my home. I hope this will work well

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      I hope so to.

      At the moment i struggling with the best way to present this sensor to my openhab and also what is the best way to set it up.

      Parameters in
      -remote requested temp //temp requested by the home automation system/user (mandatory)
      -hysteresis low, hysteresis high //where to open and close from requested temp point (Setting for the Tech user) 0.5 will be default
      -Update time //how often shall i regulate/change and measure (Setting for tech user) 1min will be default

      Parameters out
      -Temperature
      -valve state
      -Info field:
      --Direct requested temp (knob reading)
      --Remote requested temp (See above)
      --Running mode internal/external (fall back if no communication is reaching the thermostat, but thermostat info is visible in system)
      --hysteresis set in thermostat
      --Update time

      Anyone got any thoughts on what is the best way to present this.

      RaspberryPi-Openhab

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        Fantastic project! I also have a ton of these Wirsbo thermostats (from circa 1999) at home. Some of them have failed and have been bypassed. Remarkably expensive to replace and remarkably dull design wise. I always wanted to build something like this, possibly with the addition of a small oled display and a 3d printed or cnc machined (wood) enclosure.

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          New boards ordered. Took the oportunity to add an extra connector for SPI. So this in combination with the SDA/SCA will make it possible to add an OLED.

          RaspberryPi-Openhab

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            Finally my new boards have arrived, made some mistakes on the first one.
            0_1458579438206_20160321_172653 [297988] (2).jpg

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              #7

              Hi,
              Nice project. I have started similar "upgrade".
              But my plan is to have separate temp/humidity sensors that reports to the VERA.
              And then have a separate controller that open/close the valves/attenuators.
              Now I have some sensors connected. My next step is to create one arduino/MySensor PID controller.
              This should get actual temp and setpoint from VERA.

              For a fallback I have some Ideas.

              • Use some Pre Programmed settings.
              • Last PID settings
              • Get information directly from each sensor. (setup from VERA)

              Looking forward to follow your project :)

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                Now the code is tested against openhab2.0 after some work adding HVAC in the binding. Will make a pull request for the binding part soon
                0_1458674411278_upload-75e8cbec-c0dc-4aa4-91e2-1361eadfe771

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                  Denke
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                  2 boards completely assembled and working as expected. 3 more to go after ordering the missing components. Now some last fixes to the code so that memory can be wiped by pressing a button and also the check if connected to the home automation system if not a fallback should be initiated
                  0_1459366791462_20160330_205611_resized_1.jpg

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                    @Denke Any updates to this project? Did you deploy the sensors? Any issues or has it been smooth sailing for the last couple of years?

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                    • bjornhallbergB bjornhallberg

                      @Denke Any updates to this project? Did you deploy the sensors? Any issues or has it been smooth sailing for the last couple of years?

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                      @bjornhallberg The sensors are working fine and have been installed in my home for the last couple of years. Some optimisation needs to be done to the code, that i have not done. This is more connected to understanding when the mysensors network is in "range" as i want to fallback on the manual knob if the mysensor network is inactive for some reason or if i sell the house and the controller goes with me.

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