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It seems that the library detects a system consisting of multiple separate components only as one of these. In my case it is a CU401-B that is detected as gas heating but consists of (at least) a gas burner and a air-to-water heat pump (and has been expanded by a separate buffer also under control of the central controller. In a more complex case you might even encounter a Vitocontrol M or HS because someone built a hybrid system of whatever he likes (e.g. a pellet burner and a water-to-water heat pump cooling his solar panels). The simplest solution would be adding a device type "hybrid system"/"big bag of assorted nuts" and let the consumer figure out what to do with all of it which would work for me but I expect this to become more and more interesting for multi-tenant buildings where everybody should get access to his own energy management data.
Would it be possible for you to also get the data from your gateway directly from the API?
If I found out how to this I might.
Using https://api.viessmann.com/iot/v1/equipment/installations?includeGateways=true I got my installationmid and my gatewayserial. Inserting them into https://api.viessmann.com/iot/v2/features/installations/undefined/gateways/undefined/features I'm getting a
{
"viErrorId": "|ca25eada-49c46946e5668e6d.",
"errorType": "EVEREST_ERROR",
"message": "",
"extendedPayload": {
"code": "404",
"reason": "Client does not exist"
}
}
Sorry. Above my paygrade. Just close it; I will survive ignoring my heating system.
It seems that the library detects a system consisting of multiple separate components only as one of these. In my case it is a CU401-B that is detected as gas heating but consists of (at least) a gas burner and a air-to-water heat pump (and has been expanded by a separate buffer also under control of the central controller. In a more complex case you might even encounter a Vitocontrol M or HS because someone built a hybrid system of whatever he likes (e.g. a pellet burner and a water-to-water heat pump cooling his solar panels). The simplest solution would be adding a device type "hybrid system"/"big bag of assorted nuts" and let the consumer figure out what to do with all of it which would work for me but I expect this to become more and more interesting for multi-tenant buildings where everybody should get access to his own energy management data.
config_entry-CU401B.json
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