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Failed to perform the action: climate/set_fan_mode
: NotImplementedError
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climate/set_fan_mode
: NotImplementedError
climate/set_fan_mode
: NotImplementedErrorclimate/set_fan_mode
: NotImplementedError
climate/set_fan_mode
: NotImplementedErrorclimate/set_fan_mode
: NotImplementedError
The trace log you've provided is not for a This service call is not implemented - a PR would be considered. You should be able to use a custom command instead - submit another issue if that does not work as expected (you may need to ask for help on the user forums). |
Thanks for your reply. I get : Log reports:
I'm also getting the following log errors/warnings:
Any clue of what might be wrong? |
As I said before: 'submit another issue if that does not work as expected' Please raise this as a separate issue |
I've a Siber DF Evo 4 with a physical remote control and the ESP32 Ramses board from Indalo-Tech. I can see every available sensor value and I get 3 devices on the integration, the Gateway, the remote and a FAN device.
Everything appear to work as intended except the send command. Whenever I try to send a command I get an unknown error.
My known list:
And this is the error in the log when I try to send any command:
I tried to send the command via the FAN entity and via actions (services), with the same result. I managed to call the learn a command service sucessfully, but when trying to send the command I always get the same error:
Failed to perform the action climate/set_hvac_mode. unknown error
or
Failed to perform the action ramses_cc.send_command. Unknown error
if sent directly from actions
I run my HA in HAOS installed directly on an Intel NUC.
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