Configuration

tydom2mqtt can be configured using environment variables.

Environment variables

Please note that only one of DELTADORE_LOGIN + DELTADORE_PASSWORD or TYDOM_PASSWORD is needed as your Delta Dore account is used to retrieve the Tydom password

Environment variable	Required	Supported values	Default value when missing
TYDOM_MAC	🔴	Tydom MAC address (starting with 001A...)
DELTADORE_LOGIN	🔴	Delta Dore account login
DELTADORE_PASSWORD	🔴	Delta Dore account password
TYDOM_PASSWORD	🔴	Tydom password
TYDOM_IP	⚪	Tydom IPv4 address or FQDN	mediation.tydom.com
TYDOM_POLLING_INTERVAL	⚪	Tydom polling interval (in second) for devices need polling (like Tywatt)	300
TYDOM_ALARM_PIN	⚪	Tydom Alarm PIN	None
TYDOM_ALARM_HOME_ZONE	⚪	Tydom alarm home zone	1
TYDOM_ALARM_NIGHT_ZONE	⚪	Tydom alarm night zone	2
MQTT_HOST	⚪	Mqtt broker IPv4 or FQDN	localhost
MQTT_PORT	⚪	Mqtt broker port	1883
MQTT_USER	⚪	Mqtt broker user if authentication is enabled	None
MQTT_PASSWORD	⚪	Mqtt broker password if authentication is enabled	None
MQTT_SSL	⚪	Mqtt broker ssl enabled	false
LOG_LEVEL	⚪	Log level (DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR)	ERROR
THERMOSTAT_CUSTOM_PRESETS	⚪	Set custom Presets for THERMOSTATS like 4890 Format : { 'preset': 'temp'} Example { 'ECO' : '17' }
THERMOSTAT_COOL_MODE_TEMP_DEFAULT	⚪	Default temperature when switching to cooling mode	26
THERMOSTAT_HEAT_MODE_TEMP_DEFAULT	⚪	Default temperature when switching to heating mode	16

Complete example

Docker Compose

version: '3'

services:
  tydom2mqtt:
    image: fmartinou/tydom2mqtt
    container_name: tydom2mqtt
    environment:
      - TYDOM_MAC=001A25XXXXXX
      - TYDOM_PASSWORD=azerty123456789
      - TYDOM_IP=192.168.1.33

Docker

docker run -d --name tydom2mqtt \
  -e TYDOM_MAC="001A25XXXXXX" \
  -e TYDOM_PASSWORD="azerty123456789" \
  -e TYDOM_IP="192.168.1.33" \  
  fmartinou/tydom2mqtt

THERMOSTAT_CUSTOM_PRESETS property

Why this configuration property?

Delta Dore sells underfloor heating devices to other brands (Thermor...); for example this one.
These sensors are controlled from an offline Thermostat but can also be controlled from Tydom using the X3D radio protocol.
The problem is that these sensors don't have presets built-in on their own.
It's on the controller end to manage and set presets if needed; that's the purpose of this configuration property.

How to use

Set the environment variables THERMOSTAT_CUSTOM_PRESETS with a JSON map of compatible presets among "STOP", "ANTI_FROST", "ECO", "COMFORT", "AUTO"

Example

Docker Compose

version: '3'

services:
  tydom2mqtt:
    image: fmartinou/tydom2mqtt
    environment:
      - THERMOSTAT_CUSTOM_PRESETS='{"ECO": "17", "COMFORT": "20"}'
    ...

Docker

docker run -d --name tydom2mqtt \
  ...
  -e THERMOSTAT_CUSTOM_PRESETS='{"ECO": "17", "COMFORT": "20"}'
  fmartinou/tydom2mqtt