Weekly plan
Each row is one day.
What each preset does
How the daily schedule works
Every day is split into blocks (evening, sleep, morning, …). In each block, a room follows the temperature band its preset gives it: the heat and cool limits that decide when its unit turns on. Block times are shared by every room and preset; the bands belong to a preset, so each room can be tuned on its own. The band editor and the schedule below show one room and one preset at a time.
Band adjustment
CURRENT selectedSet the heat and cool temperature limits of one room's preset for one schedule block. Tap a band edge to type an exact value, or unlock Edit mode to drag it. The room tabs and the preset picker choose what you're editing; the schedule below follows them.
Tap a band edge to type an exact value. Unlock Edit mode to enable graphical dragging. Edits accumulate in a draft and are applied only when you click Save.
Schedule — Master bedroom
Tap a block (or a chip) to load it above. Tap a divider to type times. Unlock Edit mode to enable graphical divider dragging. Purge blocks (shaded) are locked.
System status
OFFLINEWhat the controller is doing right now, straight from its decision log — for troubleshooting, not control. Refreshes on the same cycle as the rest of the page.
Advanced controls
These affect the whole system — change them only if you understand the setup.
Turn the thermostat off to take manual control — the controller stops touching the units entirely, and they hold whatever state they're in until you change them by remote or the Home Assistant app. Turn it back on to resume the schedule. (While off, the automatic-only controls above have no effect.)
Runs a one-off ~1-hour compressor purge (heat purge → dwell → cool purge → dwell → restore) on every unit for oil return, right now, whatever the weekly plan's purge days say. In summer the heat purge is skipped automatically. You'll be asked to confirm first.