Question

[pdbayes]

Hi. Amazing work you have done.
Do you know if the _flags_n have any useful purpose. I only ever see a value of FF?
Thanks

[David Bonnes]

I am sorry - you still haven't provided enough information for me to answer your question.

Please provide a context to your question.

[pdbayes]

evohome/evogateway/_zone_independent/relays/bdr_hotwater_valve/actuator_state
{"modulation_level": 0.0, "_flags_2": "FF"}

It is the "_flags_2": "FF" i do not understand, I would expect the state of the actuator to be on or off but I only ever see FF

[David Bonnes]

evogateway uses an older version of ramses_rf.

You have not provided enough information for me to help you. For example, there are two type of actuators - which type do you have?

The modulation level tells you if it is on (1.0, or >0.0, depending) or off (0.0).

Flags are usually state flags - they appear to only be used by OTB, and not BDR.

[pdbayes]

Sorry. We only have 3 BDRs. 2 for heating zones and one for DHW. We use the touch controller as a thermostat and we have a round Honeywell one for the other zone and one wireless hot water thermometer

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