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Due to also supporting older firmware, specifically the 2.x versions, I cannot remove the switches. |
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Now that GUI V2 and associated HTTP API changes are moving away from "sleeping" and "manual override", I think the legacy 2 switches and 2 sensors way of manual user control are ready to be obsoleted. Yes, set_override and clear_override are available to control from automation, and work just fine. However, for user-facing controls, I think there is a more elegant way to present the current status, and to allow for selection of OpenEVSE basic operations.
Toward that end, I created an input_select helper with the following options, and have been using that as the "sole control" for about 2 weeks now. The select options include:
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Of course it took a pair of automations to send any changes to this input helper to the unit, and to update the select option if the unit was changed by an entity other than HA.
However, it works very very well to present a single, space efficient, easy to read control/indicator on dashboards, etc.
Therefore, I suggest evolving the select.*evse_max_current dropdown into what I have outlined above.
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