indoor temperature Not updating

[moguennouni]

Hello,
First thank you for this magical plugin, it changed the way I use my LG AC.
As wrote on the title the indoor temp is not updating automatically in home app. So I need to open The LG ThinQ app to get it updated.
Is there a way to make it do it because we can't create a automation with temperature as a condition.
Thank you

[nVuln]

which plugin version did you used ?

[moguennouni]

Hello,

The last one I guess

homebridge-lg-thinq v1.2.17

Thx

[FilipAben]

Having the same problem here. When opening the ThinQ app, an update seems to be triggered
v1.2.17

[FilipAben]

Some more observations after enabling debug logging:

1. the MQTT listener (thinq2 here) never receives any data, even though I'm switching the AC on/off and changing settings through the ThinQ app.
2. the code requests a snapshot every 10 minutes, but the data is outdated as it contains a timestamp which was hours ago.
3. after I open the ThinQ app, next snapshot requested by the plugin contains up-to-date data with a timestamp set to around the time I opened the app.

[vfontes]

Can confirm the same thing occurs for me, I'm on version 1.2.17.

[corvel]

Did you guys resolve that issue? It would be nice to make this working.

[Damien514]

Same issue here. I never the correct data, from both my Thinq1 and Thinq2 AC. Any way to "ping" the device to force update the temperature?

[nVuln]

Same issue here. I never the correct data, from both my Thinq1 and Thinq2 AC. Any way to "ping" the device to force update the temperature?

unfortunately I don't have any thinq1 device right here to try 🥲

[aabdellah]

Having the same issue as well

[aabdellah]

After investigating the traffic between ThinQ app and their servers, I have found out that temps have to be updated using a call to /control endpoint on each AC device so that the temperature will be updated in further calls to /service/homes.

Below is the details of the endpoint:

POST https://eic-service.lgthinq.com:46030/v1/service/devices/{deviceId}/control
{
    "command": "Set",
    "ctrlKey": "allEventEnable",
    "dataKey": "airState.mon.timeout",
    "dataValue": "70"
}

Is it possible to call this endpoint periodically for devices that have temperature sensors? this will greatly improve automations for AC.

ThinQ app calls the endpoint for each AC device every minute to update the temperature.

[nVuln]

After investigating the traffic between ThinQ app and their servers, I have found out that temps have to be updated using a call to /control endpoint on each AC device so that the temperature will be updated in further calls to /service/homes.

Below is the details of the endpoint:

POST https://eic-service.lgthinq.com:46030/v1/service/devices/{deviceId}/control
{
    "command": "Set",
    "ctrlKey": "allEventEnable",
    "dataKey": "airState.mon.timeout",
    "dataValue": "70"
}

Is it possible to call this endpoint periodically for devices that have temperature sensors? this will greatly improve automations for AC.

ThinQ app calls the endpoint for each AC device every minute to update the temperature.

nice, let me work on it
thanks for your works

[nVuln]

I just added it in 1.6.4-ac.1, can anyone pull it and test?

[moguennouni]

Hello , just installed the test version and it seems to work!
It's updating the temperature continuously
Thank you for this amazing work !

[nVuln]

need a few more test before I can merge it into stable

[vfontes]

Working here as well!