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* First implem + tests (not finished) * With tests of calculate_shedding ok * Commit for rebase * All tests ok for central_feature_power_manager * All tests not ok * All tests ok * integrattion tests - Do startup works * enhance the overpowering algo if current_power > max_power * Change shedding calculation delay to 20 sec (vs 60 sec) * Integration tests ok * Fix overpowering is set even if other heater have on_percent = 0 * Fix too much shedding in over_climate * Add logs * Add temporal filter for calculate_shedding Add restore overpowering state at startup * Fix restore overpowering_state * Removes poweer_entity_id from vtherm non central config * Release * Add Sonoff TRVZB in creation.md * Add comment on Sonoff TRVZB Closing degree --------- Co-authored-by: Jean-Marc Collin <jean-marc.collin-extern@renault.com>
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# Presets (Pre-configured Settings)
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- [Presets (Pre-configured Settings)](#presets-pre-configured-settings)
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- [Configure Pre-configured Temperatures](#configure-pre-configured-temperatures)
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## Configure Pre-configured Temperatures
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The preset mode allows you to pre-configure the target temperature. Used in conjunction with Scheduler (see [scheduler](additions.md#the-scheduler-component)), you'll have a powerful and simple way to optimize the temperature relative to the electricity consumption in your home. The managed presets are as follows:
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- **Eco**: the device is in energy-saving mode
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- **Comfort**: the device is in comfort mode
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- **Boost**: the device fully opens all valves
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If the AC mode is used, you can also configure temperatures when the equipment is in air conditioning mode.
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**None** is always added to the list of modes, as it is a way to not use presets but instead set a **manual temperature**.
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The presets are configured directly from the _VTherm_ entities or the central configuration if you're using centralized control. Upon creating the _VTherm_, you will have different entities that will allow you to set the temperatures for each preset:
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The list of entities varies depending on your feature choices:
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1. If the 'presence detection' function is activated, you will have the presets with an "absence" version prefixed with _abs_.
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2. If you have selected the _AC_ option, you will also have presets for 'air conditioning' prefixed with _clim_.
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>  _*Notes*_
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> 1. When you manually change the target temperature, the preset switches to None (no preset).
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> 2. The standard preset `Away` is a hidden preset that cannot be directly selected. Versatile Thermostat uses presence management or motion detection to automatically and dynamically adjust the target temperature based on presence in the home or activity in the room. See [presence management](feature-presence.md).
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> 3. If you're using load shedding management, you will see a hidden preset named `power`. The heating element's preset is set to "power" when overload conditions are met and load shedding is active for that heating element. See [power management](feature-power.md).
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> 4. If you're using advanced configuration, you will see the preset set to `safety` if the temperature could not be retrieved after a certain delay. See [Safety Mode](feature-advanced.md#safety-mode). |