@stingone
i am having this device too (from intertechno) but switching outlets with it.
the problem I see is a stable RF connection. What if a RF signal fails? (and this could be!)…
does your HVAC fan engine take damage?
first of all you need to configure the switch itself. that’s what you already did i guess.
then you should create a buttons device with four buttons like that
creating a device with four buttons - 0 , 1 , 2 , 3
{
"id": "hvac-switch",
"name": "HVAC Control",
"class": "ButtonsDevice",
"buttons": [
{
"id": "0",
"text": "Power off"
},
{
"id": "1",
"text": "Speed 1"
},
{
"id": "2",
"text": "Speed 2"
},
{
"id": "3",
"text": "Speed 3"
}
]
},
If you want to have a simple solution you can create four rules like that :
IF Button 1 is pressed THEN switch off ACM3500-2 and after 3 seconds switch off ACM3500-3 and after 6 seconds switch on ACM3500-1
IF Button 2 is pressed THEN switch off ACM3500-1 and after 3 seconds switch off ACM3500-3 and after 6 seconds switch on ACM3500-2
IF Button 3 is pressed THEN switch off ACM3500-1 and after 3 seconds switch off ACM3500-2 and after 6 seconds switch on ACM3500-1
IF Button 0 is pressed THEN switch off ACM3500-1 and after 3 seconds switch off ACM3500-2 and after 6 seconds switch off ACM3500-3
the delays will ensure that there won’t be any RF collision.
are you sure that switch 1 (the 10%) is always on? doesn’t it harm your hvac when switching the 50% stage or do you have 60% power then?