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New Ecobee Video Doorbell does NOT support HKSV
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this post was submitted on 18 Oct 2023
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I have it and I like it. Only thing I don’t like is that if you change the temperature in HomeKit, you can’t go back to the scheduled temperature easily. It would resume your schedule automatically at the correct times, but if you lower the temp in HomeKit to have cool air when you’re doing something active, you have to go to the ecobee app or physical thermostat to resume your current schedule. The native app works well though and I like its features also. I’d recommend it.
I don’t have a problem resuming schedule from HomeKit or using Siri. I just say “hey siri resume schedule” and it does it.
That’s a good point. I have not used Siri to resume my schedule. I was speaking strictly from the HomeKit app interface.
I also have it available in the HomeKit ui.
Do you create your schedule from the ecobee app or in HomeKit?
I used the ecobee app for scheduling the thermostat.
Well shoot! Guess I’ll have to make me a scene for that. Thanks!
I didn't manually create the scenes. It's been a long time since I set it up, but I think the ecobee app created the scenes for me automagically.
In the ecobee app, pick your thermostat, go to settings, then homekit. Scroll down to scenes and see what you see.
interesting. i wonder if you can make a shortcut automation that runs often that is like if the ecobee isn't 'off' then resume schedule?
There is probably some potential there. Someone else has it working by making it a scene.