easiest way would be to add thermostat "sensor2 to youd node and adjust that to desired temperature. But since your node is sleeping you will have to request the set value when it wakes up.
Here is an example of how my power meter was getting last KWH from controller after power cut, I removed irrevelant code for clarity:
loop(){
if (!daySet) {
request(dayID, V_KWH);
wait(3333, C_SET, V_KWH);
}
if(!nightSet){
request(nightID, V_KWH);
wait(3333, C_SET, V_KWH);
}
}
void receive(const MyMessage &message) {
if(message.getCommand() == C_SET){
if (message.type == V_KWH) {
if(message.sensor == dayID){
dayCount = MeterRatio * message.getFloat();
dayCountOld = dayCount;
dayCountWatt =dayCount;
daySet = true;
}
else if (message.sensor == nightID){
nightCount = MeterRatio * message.getFloat();
nightCountOld = nightCount;
nightCountWatt = nightCount;
nightSet = true;
}
}
}
}
It was taking approx 2 seconds wits domoticz(2019 version) to reply to my requests.
You may run into errors with this method as your sleeping node won't send back ACK when you set new offset though.
Some controllers can disable requirement for ACK, i think.
More advanced way would be creating dummy thermostat to set new value(so you would have live and dummy thermostats) and using controller scripts to update the live thermostat on receipt of a temperature, you would have to wait after sending temperature or humidity.
