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As a result, I can now control the Comfoair both via Home Assistant and manually, but reading its status doesn't work anymore. Neither on the Comfosense, nor in Home Assistant (to be precise, the Comfosense still displays fan speed (away, low, mid, high) but only if it was chaned via Comfosense. When Changed via Home Assistant, the fan physically changes, but the change is not displayed in the Comfosense).
It seems as if the TX line from the Comfosense to the ESP was interrupted, but I think that is not the case, because the Comfosense only reports a comm-error, when I disconnect the communication between comfosense and ESP. As long as that is still attached, the comfosense behaves normally.
I was a little too impatient. The Home Assistant readings do update sporadically. But in the previous setup without the comfosense, it was giving readings more often and updates were a lot quicker.
Is the mitm component somehow conflicting with this component in a way that it clears the buffer and data that is read by mitm is then no longer available to esphome-comfoair?
Is this a race-condition problem?
I found out, that there are actually two rs232 connectors on my ComfoAir.
So I can connect the ComfoSense and the ESP separately in parallel without the mitm solution.
However, now the control switches from manual to automatic after some time. Has anyone else noticed that behaviour?
Hi there,
first of all thank you @wichers for this great component.
It is working perfectly if I connect the ESP to my Comfoair 180.
However, as a next step, I wanted to also hook up the ComfoSense again, to still allow manual control.
So I attached it to another UART via a second RS232-TTL converter and added the uart_mitm (https://github.com/ssieb/esphome_components/tree/master/components/uart_mitm) as another custom component.
As a result, I can now control the Comfoair both via Home Assistant and manually, but reading its status doesn't work anymore. Neither on the Comfosense, nor in Home Assistant (to be precise, the Comfosense still displays fan speed (away, low, mid, high) but only if it was chaned via Comfosense. When Changed via Home Assistant, the fan physically changes, but the change is not displayed in the Comfosense).
It seems as if the TX line from the Comfosense to the ESP was interrupted, but I think that is not the case, because the Comfosense only reports a comm-error, when I disconnect the communication between comfosense and ESP. As long as that is still attached, the comfosense behaves normally.
Any ideas? Is anyone runing a similar setup?
Here is my config:
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