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Describe the bug
The autotune_peak_count remains at 0 despite clear and sufficient oscillations being observed, as well as the autotune_buffer_full reaching 1 (100%). The autotune_status correctly detects oscillation phases such as relay step down. The issue occurs consistently across all smart thermostats configured in Home Assistant. This behavior persists regardless of calibration durations (tested with both 8-hour and 12-hour periods).
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Configure a Smart Thermostat (PID) in Home Assistant with the provided example configuration.
Set lookback to 8 or 12 hours and ensure oscillations are present.
Observe the behavior of autotune_peak_count during the calibration process.
The value of autotune_peak_count remains at 0 despite the buffer being full and oscillations clearly visible.
Expected behavior
The autotune_peak_count should increment as valid oscillations are detected during the autotuning process.
Screenshots
Below is an example graph showcasing the issue:
Environment
Home Assistant Version: 2024.9.3
Smart Thermostat (PID) Version: 2024.11.0-alpha1
Additional Context
The issue is consistent across multiple thermostats and persists regardless of different tuning parameters or system configurations. The attached graph illustrates significant oscillations, but no peaks are counted during the process.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
The autotune_peak_count remains at 0 despite clear and sufficient oscillations being observed, as well as the autotune_buffer_full reaching 1 (100%). The autotune_status correctly detects oscillation phases such as relay step down. The issue occurs consistently across all smart thermostats configured in Home Assistant. This behavior persists regardless of calibration durations (tested with both 8-hour and 12-hour periods).
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Configure a Smart Thermostat (PID) in Home Assistant with the provided example configuration.
Set lookback to 8 or 12 hours and ensure oscillations are present.
Observe the behavior of autotune_peak_count during the calibration process.
The value of autotune_peak_count remains at 0 despite the buffer being full and oscillations clearly visible.
Expected behavior
The autotune_peak_count should increment as valid oscillations are detected during the autotuning process.
Screenshots



Below is an example graph showcasing the issue:
Example Configuration
Environment
Home Assistant Version: 2024.9.3
Smart Thermostat (PID) Version: 2024.11.0-alpha1
Additional Context
The issue is consistent across multiple thermostats and persists regardless of different tuning parameters or system configurations. The attached graph illustrates significant oscillations, but no peaks are counted during the process.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: