Re: [mh] Schulter Ditra thermostats

Not only a spelling mistake, but no instructions either! :)

Two things,

 Set the username (email) and password in the mh.config like this:

ditra_username = [email protected]
ditra_password = password

Then define the master object. I have two thermostats, but they use the master object like this:

use Schulter_Ditra;
$ditra = new Schulter_Ditra;

$room1_sp = new Ditra_thermostat_sp($ditra,123456);
$room1_mode = new Ditra_thermostat_mode($ditra,123456);
$room1_temp = new Ditra_thermostat_temp($ditra,123456);

$room2_sp = new Ditra_thermostat_sp($ditra,234567);
$room2_mode = new Ditra_thermostat_mode($ditra,234567);
$room2_temp = new Ditra_thermostat_temp($ditra,234567);

Then in the web interface you can see the mode and change the setpoint. By default I set the poll to every 10 seconds, so it’s not realtime to reflect local changes.

I’ll add these instructions and correct the spelling mistake for the next update

> On Nov 4, 2021, at 9:14 PM, Tom MacLean <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> 
> I have the Schluter code running, but frankly I don't know how to use it.  I set the required params, and I can see it authenticating and fetching my group.  I tried creating a temp object, but I don't know how to read it.
> 
> $Basement_Bathroom_Thermostat = new Schulter_Ditra();
> $Basement_Bathroom_temp = new Ditra_thermostat_temp($Basement_Bathroom_Thermostat,"SERIAL NUMBER");
> 
> Can you provide any guidance?
> 
> Thanks,
> Tom
> 
> On 2021-11-04 17:20, Tom MacLean wrote:
>> Is it all contained in lib/Schulter_Ditra.pm  ?   (BTW, it's Schluter.)
>> Will this lib run on the current release or are there unmet
>> dependencies?  In any case, i will try.
>> Cheers
>> On 2021-11-03 22:49, H Plato wrote:
>>> That’s good. I uploaded my latest module to github. It tracks mode,
>>> and you can change the setpoint and pull the temperature. Be good to
>>> know if you have any feedback.
>>>> On Nov 3, 2021, at 8:35 PM, Tom MacLean <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>> It took me a little fighting to get Crypt::SSLeay installed, but I got there. (cpan wouldn't do it, I had to apt-get the relevant libraries.)
>>>> I am able to authenticate at the schluter URL as well as the generic one.  I checked and both domains map to the same IP address.
>>>> On 2021-11-02 10:52, H Plato wrote:
>>>>> Interesting. I can authenticate against that URL as well, so I bet
>>>>> you’re correct that the reseller is branding that URL.
>>>>> To create an account, I had to have power to my wifi device, and then
>>>>> associated that device with an email account.
>>>>> I don’t have any documentation — I pulled the endpoints from other
>>>>> integrations that are out there on github.
>>>>>> On Nov 1, 2021, at 9:17 PM, Tom MacLean <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>>> In truth, I haven't hooked up my unit to wifi yet -- the relevant bathroom is still under construction (by me), but I'm almost done.  The heated floor and thermostat are in, all I need is the "round tuit" to connect it to wifi.
>>>>>> The URL I have is diferrent, but the Schluter Thermostat is definitely an OJ Microline ... so I think they have branded URLs or perhaps a different application number.  The code I expect to use uses:
>>>>>> https://mythermostat.info/api/authenticate/user
>>>>>> {"Email":"LOGIN EMAIL","Password":"LOGIN PASSWORD","Application":0}
>>>>>> Looks familiar, no?
>>>>>> Do you have documentation? The only two actions I know about are setting an override "away" temperature, and resuming the normal schedule.
>>>>>> Cheers
>>>>>> Tom
>>>>>> On 2021-10-31 18:25, H Plato wrote:
>>>>>>> OK, if you have an account with one of those stats, try running this
>>>>>>> command to see if you get a sessionID:
>>>>>>> ./get_url -response_code -json -post
>>>>>>> '{"Email”:”[email protected]","Password”:"password","Application":"7"}'
>>>>>>> https://ditra-heat-e-wifi.schluter.com/api/authenticate/user
>>>>>>> If you get back something like this:
>>>>>>> RESPONSECODE:200
>>>>>>> {"SessionId”:”sdfhsdihflasdfhalsdiufha","NewAccount":false,"ErrorCode":0,"RoleType":3000,"Email":"[email protected]","Language":”EN"}
>>>>>>> Then it will work.
>>>>>>>> On Oct 31, 2021, at 4:12 PM, Tom MacLean <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>>>>> Hi
>>>>>>>> Is the Schluter thermostat one of the models made by OJ Electronics?  They make thermostats for a bunch of floor heating companies, including also WarmlyYours. In short, I could test it if is.   I didn’t think they had a public API. All I found was a rather limited NodeRED script.
>>>>>>>> Cheers,
>>>>>>>> Tom
>>>>>>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>>>>>>>> On Oct 30, 2021, at 2:34 PM, H Plato <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>>>>>> I don’t know if anyone else has any of these, but I’m just putting the finishing touches on a MH module to poll and control the wifi in-floor heat thermostats.
>>>>>>>>> It feels like there are a bunch of changes out there (like the tasmota stuff), I’m wondering if it makes sense to combine them all into master and look to package it for a release. MH is pretty mature and stable, so there hasn’t been updates in a while, but would be good to have a current download.
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