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Node-RED crash if you try to access second HVAC unit #11
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Here is the log fragment:
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The modell number of the first one: GWH12QC-K6DNA1D |
@soosp I have also 2 GREE units, controlled by Node RED, but they run perfectly. The only thing is you have to keep your registration at GREE+ app, because otherwise your wifi will stop after 2 weeks or so. But your situation shouldn't be an issue normally. |
I have the same problem. Have you found a solution for this? |
I have found a workaround for this, but it's not a solution. Line 312. This way there is no response to the UI right after the changes has been applied, but only after the status polling, which is set to 1 seconds by default. OK, there is some latency, but it works at least now. If someone has a better WA/solution, please let us know. Thanks! |
It is working, thank you! I cant solve the original problem, but this WA is good for me. |
Hi! That's my problem. Exactly where and what should be pasted? |
Hi. In this file: Original: Modified: |
Thank you! Its work! |
Unfortunately this workaround did not solve my problem with GW12AFC-K6DNA2F unit:
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At one of my deployment there is two Gree HVAC units. If you try to control firstly configured one, it works well. It you try to control the second one it crashes and kills all Node-RED instance.
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