For me the system id is already known as I already used vitoconnect. However for a new user it could be more accessible if OptoV would detect the System ID on it's own (which should be possible).
My workflow would be:
- Connect OptoV to the ESP32 connected to the heating system
- Request the System ID at address
0x00F8 (if I remember it correct) and give the response, the System ID to the user, as a HomeAssistant entity
- Let the user create the database based on the system ID and upload it by changing the configuration
To integrate it in HomeAssistant one could ask the user during setup if the system ID is known and if he has a database file. If not, OptoV only connects to one address. Afterwards the user can change the configuration and upload the database file. Once a database file is uploaded OptoV runs as usual.
For me the system id is already known as I already used vitoconnect. However for a new user it could be more accessible if OptoV would detect the System ID on it's own (which should be possible).
My workflow would be:
0x00F8(if I remember it correct) and give the response, the System ID to the user, as a HomeAssistant entityTo integrate it in HomeAssistant one could ask the user during setup if the system ID is known and if he has a database file. If not, OptoV only connects to one address. Afterwards the user can change the configuration and upload the database file. Once a database file is uploaded OptoV runs as usual.