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    Thermostat example for beginner

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      njbuch
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      Hi there, I desperately need some help. I am looking for examples that I can download and look at, how it is done. Are any examples available?

      I am trying to implement a type of thermostat mechanism, which it seems that lots of people are implementing, but I dont understand where the "Set temp to 55" is defined and returned to the thermostat.

      Is there anywhere to go to get help for this?

      Experiments with Iot and automation rocks!

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        phildunlap
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        It will depend on the protocol you're using and the configuration of the thermostat device you're trying to set. If your device is modbus, you just need to look up the register that's holding the setpoint, then configure a modbus point that is settable and corresponds to that register. Setting to the point to x will send a modbus signal out that the value of that register is now x.

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