Difference between revisions of "CoolPlug Room Temperature Source and Feed"
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** External temperature sensor connected to CoolPlug - highest priority | ** External temperature sensor connected to CoolPlug - highest priority | ||
** Feed temperature provided with '''feed''' command | ** Feed temperature provided with '''feed''' command | ||
| − | ** Temperature from wall thermostat (if available) | + | ** Temperature from the wall thermostat (if available) |
** Indoor unit return air sensor | ** Indoor unit return air sensor | ||
* '''<span style="font-family:Courier New">I</span>''' - Indoor unit return air temperature sensor | * '''<span style="font-family:Courier New">I</span>''' - Indoor unit return air temperature sensor | ||
Latest revision as of 21:14, 15 September 2022
CoolPlug, depending on its specific model (HVAC brand) and configuration, can read and present room temperature from different sources. It can also feed a desired room temperature to the indoor unit it is connected to. Control over these features is made with set tsrc command described below in details.
SYNOPSYS
set tsrc R D|I|F|E
set tsrc A D|I|F|E
Use R to control room temperature source
Use A to control feed temperature source
Room or feed temperature source options are
- D - Default. In this case room temperature will be taken from one of the available temperature sources according to the source priority.
- External temperature sensor connected to CoolPlug - highest priority
- Feed temperature provided with feed command
- Temperature from the wall thermostat (if available)
- Indoor unit return air sensor
- I - Indoor unit return air temperature sensor
- F - Feed temperature
- E - External temperature sensor connected to CoolPlug
Examples:
| >set tsrc R F |
Present feed temperature as room temperature (in ls command)
| >set tsrc A E |
Use external sensor as a feed temperature source
