Bad mapping of parameters for PLANET POOL TEP0001

[proasnet]

Dear, thank for integration.
After install, I have a bad mapping of parameters between Android APP and HA integration.
APP is version 1.7.5 and integration is version 3.0.36
device is
https://m.alza.sk/EN/hobby/planet-pool-cerpadlo-tepelne-mini-3kw-d7626211.htm

config_entry-aqua_temp-f6dde2e698ddc37e425ce860796b417b.json

[btaczala]

Have the same problem with TEP0002. It uses the same parameters as TEP0001, it has more power.
Additionally "R" page from factory settings is missing which I think is crucial - i'm attaching mine.
Please note that R parameters are different then those from user settings:

• Parameters R02, R03, R04, R05 are missing in user settings but are present in factory settings.
• Paramters R06 and R11 is present in user settings but not in factory settings

And also my pump stopped working after enabling this custom integration - it stopped heating the water all together. Is there a way to revert to factory parameters?

[proasnet]

Hello @btaczala ,
the problem persists for me. But I found one major thing that affects the function.
After loading the integration and logging in, you will see the thermostat.
Its temperature setting is not correct as desired temperature in mismapping but hysteresis. So when you control the temperature, you don't change the temperature, you change the hysteresis.
I figured this out when the heat pump stopped working after setting the temperature using a mis-mapped integration.
Instead of 2°C, I set the hysteresis to 30°C. I don't have access to HA at the moment, but I think it was the R02 parameter.

In the AquaTemp application (login 066), this parameter can be set to a range of up to 10°C. It can't go any further. But the integration can accidentally set the temperature higher, thinking that you are setting the desired temperature.
Everything started working properly for me when I set this R02 parameter to 2°C via the app.
You have it set to 27°C, which will disable the device.

[btaczala]

@proasnet Thanks a lot man! Changing R02 from 27 to 2 fixed the issue.

[btaczala]

@proasnet BTW i've changed /config/custom_components/aqua_temp/parameters/mapping.default.json to properly map functions and the plugin works as expected (also added /config/custom_components/aqua_temp/parameters/mapping.1610829736945238016.json but I don't know if this has any impact)

[proasnet]

Great @btaczala . Can you please share the edited files?
Thanks

[btaczala]

Yeah sure.

Please note that mapping.1610829736945238016.json includes device id for TEP0002, you have probably a different one.

mapping.1610829736945238016.json
mapping.default.json

[proasnet]

@btaczala thank you. I try it this week.

[Afraskai]

I use a CF Group Heatpump which also uses Aquatemp. The custom integration bricked my Heatpump, after changing the temperature via thermostat only cooling was available, no heating or auto any more.

I figured it out it flips the R02 over the 0-10 °C range also, but it didn´t help in my case. I also had to switch the H06 Value for "Mode Type" (it was set to "heat"). It must be set to "1" for heat pump.

H06:
heat = 0
heat pump = 1
heat (4 way valve) = 2

Somehow the Aquatemp App does not save the parameters in the "066" menu, loading forever... so thanks to this thread and a modification of VAdamec test.sh script i got it solved to send the value via API.

Here is the script. You need JP (sudo apt-install jp) and SSH (sudo apt-install openssh) installed on your machine where you run it. Also a folder with the name "tmp" must exist.

`
#!/bin/bash

bash test.sh login pass

just test login, get some data and test temperature setup

bash, curl and jq is needed

cloudurl="https://cloud.linked-go.com:449/crmservice/api/app"
login=USERNAME
pass=$(echo -n "PASSWORD" | openssl dgst -md5 | awk '{print $2}')

token=$(curl -s -H "Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8" -X POST
-d '{"password": "'$pass'","loginSource": "IOS","areaCode": "en","appId": "16","type": "2","userName": "'$login'"}'
"${cloudurl}/user/login?lang=en" | jq -r '.objectResult."x-token"')

device=$(curl -s -H "Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8"
-H "x-token: ${token}" -X POST "${cloudurl}/device/deviceList?lang=en" |
jq -r '.objectResult[]."device_code"')

echo "heatPump ID: ${device}"

curl -s -H "Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8"
-H "x-token: ${token}"
-d '{"appId":"16","deviceCode":"'${device}'"}'
-X POST "${cloudurl}/device/getDeviceStatus?lang=en" > tmp/status

curl -s -H "Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8"
-H "x-token: ${token}"
-d '{"deviceCode": "'${device}'","appId": "16","protocalCodes": ["Power", "Mode", "ModeState", "O01014", "O01023", "H21", "R01", "R02", "R03", "T39", "T04", "T01", "T08", "T09", "T02", "H25", "H28", "H31", "H22", "hanControl", "R08", "R09", "R10", "R11", "R36", "R37", "R70", "R71", "R72", "R73", "R74", "H01", "H05", "H06", "MainBoard Version", "code_version", "R35", "H07", "H10", "H18", "H20", "H27", "H29", "H30", "H32", "H33", "H35", "H36", "H37", "H40", "H41", "H42", "H43", "H45", "A03", "A04", "A05", "A06", "A11", "A21", "A22", "A23", "A24", "A25", "A26", "A27", "A28", "A29", "A30", "A31", "A32", "A33", "A34", "A35", "A38", "A39", "A40", "F01", "F02", "F03", "F05", "F06", "F10", "F18", "F19", "F21", "F22", "F23", "F25", "F26", "F27", "F28", "F29", "D01", "D02", "D03", "D04", "D05-1", "D05-2", "D07", "D08", "D09", "D10", "D11", "D12", "D13", "D14", "D15", "D16", "D17", "D18", "D19", "D20", "D21", "D22", "D23", "D24", "D25", "D26", "D30", "E01", "E02", "E03", "E07", "E08", "E09", "E10", "E13", "E14", "E17", "E18", "E19", "E03-1", "E03-2", "E03-3", "E03-4", "E03-5", "E07-1", "E07-2", "E07-3", "E07-4", "E07-5", "R04", "R05", "R06", "R07", "R15", "R16", "R17", "R29", "R30", "R31", "R32", "R33", "R34", "R39", "R40", "R41", "R42", "R43", "R44", "R45", "R46", "R60", "R61", "R62", "P01", "P02", "P03", "P05", "P06", "P08", "P09", "P10", "P11", "P12", "P13", "P14", "P15", "P16", "G01", "G02", "G03", "G04", "G05", "C01", "C02", "C03", "C04", "C05", "C06", "C07", "C08", "C09", "C10", "C11", "C12", "O15", "O17", "S01S10", "T03", "T05", "T06", "T07", "T13", "T15", "T10", "T11", "T12", "T27", "T28", "T29", "T30", "T31", "T32", "T33", "T34", "T35", "T36", "T37", "T38", "T40", "T41", "T42", "T43", "T44", "T46", "T47", "T48", "Fault1", "Fault5", "Fault6", "1250", "1256", "1257", "1258", "1259", "1260", "1261", "1262", "1263", "1264", "1265", "1266", "1267", "1268", "1269", "KG1", "KG2", "KG3", "KG4", "KG5", "KG6", "KG7", "KG8", "KG9", "KG10", "KG11", "KG12", "KG13KG28", "KG29KG44", "KG45KG60", "Timer_Mute_On_En", "TimerMuteOnHour", "TimerMuteOnMinute", "Timer_Mute_Off_En", "TimerMuteOffHour", "TimerMuteOffMinute", "2014", "compensate_slope", "compensate_offset", "InputCurrent1", "Z01", "Z17", "Zone 2 Water Target", "Zone 2 Cure Slope", "Zone 2 Curve Offset", "Zone 1 Room Temp", "Zone 2 Room Temp", "Zone 2 Mixing Temp", "Z02", "Z03", "Z05", "Z06", "Z04", "Z07", "Z08", "Z09", "Z10", "Z11", "Z12", "Z13", "Z14", "Z15", "Z19", "Z20", "M1 Start", "M1 End", "M2 Start", "M2 End", "M3 Start", "M3 End", "M4 Start", "M4 End", "M5 Start", "M5 End", "M6 Start", "M6 End", "M1_2 Enalbe", "M3_4 Enalbe", "M5_6 Enalbe", "M1 Mode", "M2 Mode", "M3 Mode", "M4 Mode", "M5 Mode", "M6 Mode", "M1 Hot Water Target", "M1 Heating Target", "M1 Cooling Target", "M2 Hot Water Target", "M2 Heating Target", "M2 Cooling Target", "M3 Hot Water Target", "M3 Heating Target", "M3 Cooling Target", "M4 Hot Water Target", "M4 Heating Target", "M4 Cooling Target", "M5 Hot Water Target", "M5 Heating Target", "M5 Cooling Target", "M6 Hot Water Target", "M6 Heating Target", "M6 Cooling Target", "M1 Max. Power", "M2 Max. Power", "M3 Max. Power", "M4 Max. Power", "M5 Max. Power", "M6 Max. Power", "SG01", "SG Status", "SG02", "SG03", "SG04", "SG05", "SG06", "SG07", "SG08"]}'
-X POST "${cloudurl}/device/getDataByCode?lang=en" > tmp/info

power=cat tmp/info | jq '.objectResult[] | select(.code=="Power")' | jq -r '.value'
readtemp=cat tmp/info | jq '.objectResult[] | select(.code=="Set_Temp")' | jq -r '.value'

inlettemp=cat tmp/info | jq '.objectResult[] | select(.code=="T02")' | jq -r '.value'
outlettemp=cat tmp/info | jq '.objectResult[] | select(.code=="T03")' | jq -r '.value'
coiltemp=cat tmp/info | jq '.objectResult[] | select(.code=="T04")' | jq -r '.value'
ambienttemp=cat tmp/info | jq '.objectResult[] | select(.code=="T05")' | jq -r '.value'

mode=cat tmp/info | jq '.objectResult[] | select(.code=="Mode")' | jq -r '.value'

Extract H06 Mode Type value

modetype=cat tmp/info | jq '.objectResult[] | select(.code=="H06")' | jq -r '.value'

echo "

HeatPump mode: ${mode}
Power: ${power}
Mode Type (H06): ${modetype}

---- Temperature ${readtemp} ------
Inlet/outlet: ${inlettemp} / ${outlettemp}
Coil/ambient: ${coiltemp} / ${ambienttemp}
"

Set Value

#SetTemp=$(curl -s -H "Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8" \

-H "x-token: ${token}" \

-d '{"appId": "16","param":[{"deviceCode":"'$device'","protocolCode":"H06","value":"1"}]}' \

-X POST "${cloudurl}/device/control?lang=en" > tmp/temp_status)

Show set response

jq -r . tmp/temp_status
`
All the best, hope it saves sending back or throwing your device away.

Afra