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Having a problem with dualmode generic thermostat, anyone know what could be wrong with this config?

2024.05.15 21:35 Ecstatic_Courage840 Having a problem with dualmode generic thermostat, anyone know what could be wrong with this config?

When my Home Assistant instance is first started, the dual-mode thermostat does not work. I changed my config to no longer use climate.turn_off but that didn't fix it unfortunately. To make it work, I go to the thermostat, select either heat or cool, then it will work based on the temperature I set. Then I switch back to heat/cool and it works perfectly. It's just after restarting that it doesn't work.
I took a video of this happening to hopefully clarify: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebmFzV2CT5Y
Changing this to heat or cool only works on a per thermostat basis, if I change it for one thermostat it doesn't fix the others that I have.
I figured out that when I call the climate.set_temperature event on my thermostat, I get an error if I only set target_temp_high or only target_temp_low, I always have to set both. When I set both target_temp_high and target_temp_low, my switch still doesn't work as my heater and cooler stay off. When I also send "temperature" my heater or cooler finally run.
I'm trying to get the thermostat to both turn my heater or cooler on and send the target_temp_high or target_temp_low to the airconditioner based on its mode.

climate: - platform: dualmode_generic name: Woonkamer Thermostaat unique_id: climate.living_room_thermostat heater: switch.livingaircoheat cooler: switch.livingaircocool fan: switch.livingaircofan fan_behavior: neutral dryer: switch.livingaircodry dryer_behavior: neutral target_sensor: sensor.living_room_temperature reverse_cycle: cooler, heater, dryer, fan enable_heat_cool: True min_temp: 12 max_temp: 35 cold_tolerance: 0.5 hot_tolerance: 0.3 target_temp_high: 32 target_temp_low: 17 precision: 0.5 keep_alive: minutes: 15 - platform: dualmode_generic name: Werkkamer Thermostaat unique_id: climate.office_thermostat heater: switch.officeaircoheat cooler: switch.officeaircocool fan: switch.officeaircofan fan_behavior: neutral dryer: switch.officeaircodry dryer_behavior: neutral target_sensor: sensor.office_temperature reverse_cycle: cooler, heater, dryer, fan enable_heat_cool: True min_temp: 12 max_temp: 35 cold_tolerance: 0.5 hot_tolerance: 0.3 target_temp_high: 32 target_temp_low: 17 precision: 0.5 keep_alive: minutes: 15 switch: - platform: template switches: livingaircodry: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_living_room', 'dry') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: dry target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d livingaircofan: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_living_room', 'fan_only') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: fan_only target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d livingaircocool: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_living_room', 'cool') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: cool target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d - service: climate.set_temperature data: temperature: "{{ state_attr('climate.woonkamer_thermostaat', 'target_temp_high') }}" target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d livingaircoheat: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_living_room', 'heat') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: heat target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d - service: climate.set_temperature data: temperature: "{{ state_attr('climate.woonkamer_thermostaat', 'target_temp_low') }}" target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d officeaircodry: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_office', 'dry') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: dry target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e officeaircofan: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_office', 'fan_only') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: fan_only target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e officeaircocool: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_office', 'cool') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: cool target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e - service: climate.set_temperature data: temperature: "{{ state_attr('climate.werkkamer_thermostaat', 'target_temp_high') }}" target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e officeaircoheat: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_office', 'heat') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: heat target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e - service: climate.set_temperature data: temperature: "{{ state_attr('climate.werkkamer_thermostaat', 'target_temp_low') }}" target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e

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2024.05.06 19:13 GCUArmchairTraveller How do I display how long Nest thermostat heating/cooling was on during 24h/week/month?

Hello everyone,
I enabled Nest integratrion in HA. It shows current/desired temperature, as well as real time status - if heating/cooling is on or idle.
https://preview.redd.it/n2pt9hlk9uyc1.png?width=497&format=png&auto=webp&s=d135e4fbdadadfec92c907c2d4ecc245494c36a7
What I want - to have on the same dashboard heating/cooling history. Nest's cloud site has such option by clicking History icon once logging on:
https://preview.redd.it/m0gj4a9d9uyc1.png?width=835&format=png&auto=webp&s=2a3c2d67f65112762e7e50ef348692b6890aa285
It would be ideal for me it I can import this data directly into HA, but I have not found this option.
Nest integration at HA shows following states and attributes
https://preview.redd.it/6nlw6n0c9uyc1.png?width=1029&format=png&auto=webp&s=f8710fc9beb0cc0b1eabf1e2539b2314a6eb4375
I created helper template sensor using the following statement
{{ state_attr("climate.nest_thermostat_e", "hvac_action") }}
So when I add this helper sensor into history dashboard it shows me the current state - heating/cooling/idle as well as how long the state was continuing before state change occured - see duration on the screenshot
https://preview.redd.it/8wl1wo4a9uyc1.png?width=1725&format=png&auto=webp&s=30250fe839e35331c049284b11cd790df1275b95
So my question is - how do I display of the summary of heating/cooling in hours/minutes per 24h, previous day, last week, last month and since the begining of the year in the dashboard?
It should be a just entities type card like:
HVAC Action today:
Heating - x hours y minutes
Cooling - x hours y minutes
HVAC Action yesterday:
Heating - x hours y minutes
Cooling - x hours y minutes
HVAC Action last week:
Heating - x hours y minutes
Cooling - x hours y minutes
HVAC Action last month:
Heating - x hours y minutes
Cooling - x hours y minutes
HVAC Action since Jan 1:
Heating - x hours y minutes
Cooling - x hours y minutes
Thanks
https://preview.redd.it/nn2voqsel3zc1.png?width=1563&format=png&auto=webp&s=516ed104b96f09cb993f2d4fad0360039c190872
UPDATE: after much help and suggestions, here is the end result

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2024.04.30 20:10 DrakenStark Using just Visio Web or Teams to make a network map

I have a unique situation where I'm needing to make a network map, but do not have access to the app version of Visio. I do have access to Visio mainly through its inclusion in Teams, which also can work via a browser. At first glance at least, it seems both the Teams and Web versions of Visio are identical.
From using other Office products in Teams, I know Teams has some compatibility issues and lacks features the main apps will have. I would love to have a counter for the nodes I use and am curious if it's possible to create that similarly to the Network Diagram Template in the main Visio app. If not create, then is there a document I could have created and then use Teams to edit it without losing its functionality?

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2024.04.28 07:38 surrealfrfr123 Not sure what the best resume is for me (advice please)

I’m a 24 year old, with scattered work history (job hopping, lots of gaps) worked at my first company (supermarket chain for 1 year and 9 months but I started that in 2017, while back now). Worked at a gas station for 3 months, first learned how to handle cash there. 1 month at FedEx as a package handler. On and off as an independent contractor working gigs on Jobble and Wonolo (apps you can get on your smartphone). Worked at home goods for two months and then quit last year, just walked out and never showed up (did the same at FedEx and a couple of other jobs).
Finally I’ve sort of got it together, worked at CVS (front store, not pharmacy), since last August (so I’ve worked there for 8 months now) and became a supervisor (not store manager) after working for 2-3 months there. Got keys to close the store.
Also I went to school for HVAC to become an HVAC technician, have a diploma paper from there and EPA Universal license (can hand now refrigerates) but I haven’t worked in the field yet, and not sure if I will. I never went to college, graduated high school in 2019. Have considered community college (can take a program that’s like only 6 weeks long at mine near me and get CompTIA+ certification) and online courses in skills like Microsoft office. I’m fluent in English. I can articulate myself well but always mess up interviews. And also, any interview advice might be helpful too, I interviewed at the local union (trying to become a refrigeration technician) but definitely messed up, I often mess up interviews by being clearly nervous and not presenting myself in the best light necessarily. So, should I just put the supervisor job I’ve worked on my resume? Put other jobs but pretend there’s no gaps in my work history? Advice and templates much appreciated.

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2024.04.15 04:35 bhdicaire 3,400 stencils to visually represent your IT infrastructure

I've shared a public GitHub repository. It contains over 3,400 Microsoft Visio templates I've collected and used. Remember, your library doesn't have to be unique. Everyone aims for consistency.
Liking the repository supports my work. Sharing is caring.

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2024.04.12 17:57 jwckauman How do you test your systems post disruptions/changes? What is that process called?

I would like to formalize/document a list of common repeatable tests that should be performed anytime our IT Infrastructure experiences a significant disruption or undergoes significant changes. Examples of disruptions would be environmental (HVAC stops working, extended power outage, building is damaged), or technical (equipment failure, malware attack). Examples of changes would be installing security updates across all servers, updating the hypervisor, updating server firmware/BIOS, network maintenance/upgrades, etc. The list essentially serves as a 'make sure everything essential is working' once the disruption/change is past. I'm assuming every IT shop has something like this.

What is this list (or process) called in your IT department? or has been called in past IT jobs?
What format does it take? Text file? Word document? Excel spreadsheet? Visio diagram? PowerShell script? Dashboard?
How extensive is it? Do you just confirm each 'serveservice/system' is up and running (e.g. ping?) Do you login to each servesystem as well (e.g. RDP to a server? login to switch? login to vSphere?) Do you perform any actions in said system (e.g. run a replication test in AD? send an email in Outlook/Exchange? open a file?)
Who typically performs these steps? Systems Admins? QA/UAT resources? The person responsible for the disruption and/or change?

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2024.04.03 23:19 Grobyc27 Org documentation for Amazon Connect - configurations and setup

Hi all,
I work for a fairly large org supporting 20,000 users and the public/clients. Over the last several months we have been migrating our contact center services from Cisco UCCX to Amazon Connect. Our telecommunications team consists of 7 members total. Two of us (myself and another) have essentially been the ones performing this work.
Management has tasked us with writing some documentation for these services. The purpose is two-fold:
1) To document the configuration for each specific instance/use case. The intent being that if another member of the team has to troubleshoot something that doesn't work, or add to an existing setup, they can look in one consolidated place internally on our network to understand the core structure of the instance and logically how things function at a high level so they can familiarize themselves before making any changes or potentially breaking things more.
2) To write "How To" documentation, and streamline the setup process of setting up and building a new instance. Something akin to an "Amazon Connect for Dummies". Ideally, they want someone to be able to follow it as build documentation. They like the idea of templates and automation where possible.
If you've read this far, I can already tell what you're thinking: "Maybe if someone doesn't know what they're doing, they shouldn't be getting involved in it". Well, I'm inclined to agree, and I think management would understand to some degree, but they want something still.
For point #1, I feel like someone should be able to just poke around in the instance and follow the trail as necessary. To kind of summarize it in a consolidated way I was thinking of maybe drafting a high level Visio diagram for each instance of the call path and logic?
For point #2, I'm more at a loss. We leverage Azure for OAuth, so we can definitely make documentation for the internal process of getting Azure connectors built and configured, and include some best practices and naming conventions we want to use, but beyond that, I feel like we can largely just link to some existing online documentation and maybe just have a shared OneNote or something where we can add some nuance information.
What are your guys' thoughts? Anyone been in a similar boat?

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2024.03.28 13:19 WackoKacko I want to modify a button/function in Microsoft Visio. How to find the code responsible to edit it?

Hi, guys. I am using Microsoft Visio with its Piping and Instrumentation Diagram Template. I have found a bug and need it fixed. Thought I'd do it myself.
Explanation of the bug.
I want to find the piece of code responsible in the Microsoft Visual Basic window and modify it, but I can't find it! I've searched Object Browser. I started to search the root directory of Microsoft Office but it was impossible to navigate. Is this a lost cause? Is all the code abstracted behind .exe?
Would really appreciate a prod in the right direction!
https://preview.redd.it/hfdll69xh2rc1.png?width=253&format=png&auto=webp&s=9fbfd99c972a6d63a0399e586b23ce1ae50e5cef

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2024.03.27 16:06 GlorbAndAGloob By Request: My ~400 Puzzle To Do Pile - Pics and System

I’ve commented with pics of my pile in various todo stash posts, but someone said it deserved a post of its own. So here we are. Below are several photos of my current collection, along with some examples of the Notion system I use to track.
Space and Storage
I am very fortunate to have the space to let my collection grow to this size. The previous owner of my house put a lot of effort into finishing the attic, but never connected it to the HVAC system. I live in a high desert climate so this space is really hot in the summer and really cold in the winter, which makes it unusable as a regular living space. Therefore we mostly use it for storage, and this corner is dedicated to my puzzle pile.
https://preview.redd.it/m9w88hbn2wqc1.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fa2eb8b725bc3297b0ff60425c0a6aa7dce7ff19
The shelves are cheap pieces I picked up from Target.
I have three ‘categories’ of storage here.
The small pile to the left of the shelves is my ‘to get rid of’ pile. These are completed puzzles that will either be donated back to the thrift shop or traded. (Sorry for the books - those are read books that also get traded/donated/sold to used book store).
https://preview.redd.it/8fixggs03wqc1.jpg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c21481a96ae8f7da28b0800f408599c1fb820367
The small pile on the floor to the right of my shelves is my keeper pile. I very rarely keep completed puzzles. Most of the ones I keep are either gifts or souvenirs that have some memory or nostalgia attached to them.
https://preview.redd.it/t8qt0w5x2wqc1.jpg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a42ce23b70f86b54882a20feb4e5ba8f380150f2
Everything in between is my todo pile. This is mostly organized by brand. The tall shelf on the left mostly holds miscellaneous brands that I don’t have a lot of.
https://preview.redd.it/nmxxmvbc3wqc1.jpg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cdcc79074b25227b837b85eb136fb500aafdbb92
The rest of the shelves and piles include the standard brands like Heye, Galison, Gibsons, White Mountain, Pomegranate, New York Puzzle Co, Cobble Hill, Buffalo, Ravensburger, Ceaco, Master Pieces, Dowdle, Colorcraft, etc.
https://preview.redd.it/16cxdhbg3wqc1.jpg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e16918fa7b311c2ebaba15eb737c17526b9c047e
https://preview.redd.it/0tvf4i5j3wqc1.jpg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e1d8877df192665c08a282c1407ac2f3596c7f14
https://preview.redd.it/0pcnkhvl3wqc1.jpg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7e4a609982e0469604b7befaae0530d69da844da
Collection
My current collection is 384 puzzles (382 in the pile as pictured and 2 in-progress on puzzling surfaces elsewhere in my house)
I spent a total of $2,404.12 on this collection, which is about $6.25 per puzzle.
About 70% of my collection is from thrift shops. The place where I most frequently shop sells their puzzles from $2-$4. I rarely buy full price puzzles - usually as souvenirs of places I visit, or in the very rare case where I just really want a specific design. For example, I really wanted to do Colin Thompson’s Bizarre Town for my first 5000 piece puzzle and spent almost $100 on that special project. That brings my average up quite a bit.
Since I started keeping track, I’ve completed and gotten rid of almost 200 puzzles that are no longer part of this pile. Most of them go back to the thrift store. When my completed pile stacks up to about 10 puzzles I’ll drop them off at my favorite thrift shop’s donation window (supporting our local Humane Society!), then run inside and buy more than I just brought back. 🤷🏼‍♀️
System for keeping track
How do I know all of this information about my stash? I keep a Notion database. I previously posted about my system, but I’ve since been working on a v2 that has many more capabilities. Basically, I have two linked Notion databases.
The first database is all about tracking inventory. For every puzzle, I create a record that includes a bunch of data, including Name, brand, number of pieces, artist (if available), where I got it, cost, image, status (todo, completed), current location (todo pile, keeper pile, donated or traded, etc).
https://preview.redd.it/qy64pzdv3wqc1.png?width=1379&format=png&auto=webp&s=81441ebe85c70dec4b3274e7ee1b6a56a0679bc6
I have various views set up on this database. One is a gallery of all puzzles in my todo pile - I love to browse through that page when the monthly theme is announced and tag any puzzle that fits.
https://preview.redd.it/6nzfuqay3wqc1.png?width=1348&format=png&auto=webp&s=85dcc200ce9352728476d160d015aa5078c1b4c1
I have another gallery view of all the puzzles that I’ve gotten rid of so if I want a trip down memory lane I can find everything that I no longer have in my collection.
https://preview.redd.it/i0q325q04wqc1.png?width=1299&format=png&auto=webp&s=b1994f7a879fcda65203613c7c38b25e7f79ff1b
My second database tracks puzzling activity. This is where I keep all of my puzzling stats. Amount of time spent on a puzzle, dates, difficulty and rating, missing pieces, pics of completed puzzle.
https://preview.redd.it/84s3asc44wqc1.png?width=1324&format=png&auto=webp&s=325dea757d934c7c629d71c7b80fca998f4111a6
https://preview.redd.it/lgxozt174wqc1.png?width=1255&format=png&auto=webp&s=513a072dbef9b7523d203879834c16839a8df71e
The two databases are linked and share attributes. So, for example, I can build a view that shows all of my puzzling activity in 2023, and it will pull in values from the linked puzzles like cost and number of pieces. When I’m looking at a puzzle record in my first database, I can see a link to any activity on that puzzle and what my stats are.
https://preview.redd.it/664htawf4wqc1.png?width=914&format=png&auto=webp&s=5a585d05d613eed8807dfeccbcde30258cc72ede
I still need to polish up a few edges of this database but hope to share as a template at some point.
So that's it. I love organizing my collection almost as much as I love doing puzzles. And if you think this is too much, you should see my cross stitch supply organization. That's a whole other beast, but at least it doesn't take up as much room!

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2024.03.22 16:19 Practical_Leg9125 How to use Visio template Active Directory to draw AD schema?

Dear Experts,

I'm trying to export our AD objects and wanted to use diagram software to visually create the schema for better understanding and maintenance of our whole AD hierarchy, mainly I need the OU, group, users and computers collations, I can have different files to store the different schemas.

The question is that, I don't know if this is possible somehow in an automatic way? like I export the needed data via powershell then import it to visio for it to generate the schema for me? I'm trying to export the object properties in .csv format, but after importing it to the visio, I don't know how to link the data to the existing Active Directory template so the relationships among the objects can be auto-organized by visio?

Any hints would be really appreciated.

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I got the Individual plan for 95$ by mistake and I don’t use it . It has Everything on Free plan, plus: Unlimited editable documents Unlimited objects per document Premium Visual Activities 1 GB of storage Visio import and export Premium shape libraries Premium templates
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2024.03.08 20:31 Superb_Point5120 visio Gantt chart template

I can't afford to pay for a vision premium membership rn, I need a Visio Gantt chart template that can only be accessed by the desktop app which I can't have without paying. so does anyone with Visio license can send me pls a downloadable Gantt chart template? I can open .vsdx files with online version ty

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2024.02.28 03:36 Toukaiskindahot Weird lag issue with steam when enabling GPU accelerated rendering in web view

When enabling GPU accelerated rendering in web view in steam will lag when booting up steam or moving the steam window. Not even sure why I turned it on but i'm sure there's some technical stuff when turned on I guess. Some of my specs are in this picture so maybe a NVIDIA issue? I feel really dumb lol
https://preview.redd.it/9m9nslmqm8lc1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=87043c678e5b1934d453fe0baa00e5531fe79223

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2024.02.26 17:26 Mysterious-Block7157 What to buy for my needs…

Short and skinny—
Looking at used thinkpads. Always liked them. Always had them for work (HVAC controls programming). Looking at a handful online used that I’m trying to pick from. Will be used for: Excel, Word, Adobe PDF (mark ups mainly), a good bit of Visio, and possibly DG Lux graphic editing.
Here’s the line up I’ve found:
T570, 6th gen i5-6300U, 16GB ram, 256GB SSD
P50S, 6th gen i7-6600U, 16GB ram, 512GB SSD
Bonus— Not think pads but Lenovo:
Ideapad 3i, 11th gen i5-1155G7, 8GB ram, 512GB SSD
Yoga 730, 8th gen i7, 12GB ram, 256GB SSD
Any reason not to get any of the above?
Any recommendations outside of what’s above?
I’ve been combing the forum past couple days so I figured I’d pose the question and see what happens. Appreciate all the info on here I’ve been able to digest. I’m some what concerned I won’t be “future proofed” with the older gen laptops but I could be wrong. I’m pretty technical and can open these up for part swaps.

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2024.02.15 05:51 silent_circle Visio stencils

Anyone know where I can get zscaler stencils or templates for Visio?

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2024.01.31 18:23 Kat81inTX Using Utility Meter to track Ecobee run time?

I've tried creating a Utility Meter helper based on the ecobee integration's entity "HVAC mode". But as this screen snap shows, the utility meter entity isn't accumulating the run time:
https://preview.redd.it/tstdsbvj6tfc1.png?width=2568&format=png&auto=webp&s=f8770aeb8f483b2577a3f1ed0a864a4189dabf03
Perhaps I need to create another entity that can be used as a Utility Meter input sensor?
Or should I create template sensors to leverage the state attributes exposed by the ecobee integration? I used Developer Tools to look at the state of those attributes, and see that the equipment_running attribute looks promising, but it is a comma-separated string of values that would need to be parsed by a template:
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2024.01.29 13:02 SaintTDI Help with custom:button-card and custom_cards on UI Dashboard. Error "Button-card template 'card_input_datetime' is missing!"

Hi All,
I'm trying to use the button-card minimalist but I have some issues.
I installed correctly all the custom cards under the directory config/ui_lovelace_minimalist/custom_cards. If I put this code under the file ui-lovelace.yaml (dashboard that can be configured only with yaml code, installed by the lovelace integration) it works correctly:

 - type: "custom:button-card" template: card_input_datetime entity: input_datetime.hvac_bagno_grande_timer variables: ulm_card_input_datetime_name: "TestBagnoGrande"

But if I edit of my dashboards, which is editable through the UI Dashboard, I choose the button-card and write this code:

 type: "custom:button-card" template: "card_input_datetime" entity: input_datetime.hvac_bagno_grande_timer variables: ulm_card_input_datetime_name: TestBagnoGrande

I have the error:
Button-card template 'card_input_datetime' is missing!
I don't understand why this happens. If I don't use the "template" attribute, the custom:button-card works, like this code here:

type: custom:button-card name: Studio entity: light.studio styles: icon: - width: 24px name: - font-size: 10px

Can someone help me please? :) thanks!
https://preview.redd.it/47ufypytbdfc1.jpg?width=502&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2eecbcc4c02048d9b816ce462cb619e128b0a935

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2024.01.18 00:40 bs617 HVAC Runtime, History Stats ... is there a better more reliable way?

So I just installed a Honeywell T6 Pro Z-wave thermostat and integrated it with HA. Now I'm trying to get HA setup so I can monitor daily, monthly (yearly?) heating and cooling runtimes. In looking how to do this I came across History Stats, which seemed to fit the bill (at least for daily). So I set things up using that example and immediately I noticed it didn't work like I expected. When I activated it and restarted HA, I did so when the HVAC was "heating" and it immediately showed the daily runtime equal to the time of day it was, like it had been running since 12AM until now. Later I tried restarting HA for another change and the HVAC was idle, and the daily runtime was reset to 0. So the issue with my implementation is it's dependent on when the sensor is activated or HA is restarted, which makes it pointless for me since I'm currently tweaking HA and restarts are frequent. Am I missing something or doing something wrong, or should I be using a completely different approach? I found this issue which seems to be related and around for years. Surely this is not how it's intended to work.
For reference this is how I have it setup.
1) Since the thermostat doesn't have a unique entity for the HVAC status, I had to create a helper (template sensor), to extract the state attribute associated with the HVAC running status:

entity ID: sensor.hvac_state State Template: {{ state_attr('climate.t6_pro_z_wave_programmable_thermostat_with_smartstart', 'hvac_action') }}

This seems to be working as expected:

https://preview.redd.it/xa2yj3l3z2dc1.png?width=578&format=png&auto=webp&s=764da2c562f291138e32ecda5a636a892ce9a05a
2) Next I created a history stats to track the HVAC State

- platform: history_stats name: Heating Runtime entity_id: sensor.hvac_state state: "heating" type: time start: "{{ now().replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0) }}" end: "{{ now() }}"

And while this gives results, it resets every time HA restarts, which is surprising that a feature the relates to "history" seems to have no ability to track the actual history. Below the sharp changes in the graph are when HA restarted, and you can tell if the system was "idle" or "heating" at the time of the restart.

https://preview.redd.it/633olxom43dc1.png?width=584&format=png&auto=webp&s=7f190dc0f5aa58d9de3815f27250faf0846c3a3f

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2024.01.16 15:38 This_guy_works Ugh, why is Visio always so terrible?

It's 2024 and every time I launch Visio and try to work on a single project, it takes a hot minute to load, and often freezes up and crashes, even on 64-bit and with 16GB or RAM on a new desktop. I'm just trying to make a physical diagram of four server racks. What the heck is so hard about opening up several pictures on a screen with some text? I'll often have to save constantly or risk the program crashing and losing my changes. Very frustrating.
I mean, I know I am using Visio templates from multiple locations, but even so, these are very small images, it shouldn't be rocket science to keep them on the screen. Of all the programs I've used in the past, Visio seems to be the worst/clunkiest.

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