Lixee TIC: Feature names in Tempo

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I just received my Lixee TIC, which I configured and updated quite easily :slight_smile:

When I add it in Gladys, I don’t see the « Lixee-specific features Â» that @_Will_71 had added in 4.49 : Gladys Assistant 4.49 : DĂ©clencheurs avec dĂ©lai dans les scènes!

I see indexes all with the same name, quite difficult to distinguish:

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On the Zigbee2mqtt side, I see this:

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With this expose:

{
    "active_register_tier_delivered": "HPJB",
    "apparent_power": 230,
    "available_power": 30,
    "current_summ_delivered": 0,
    "current_tarif": "BBR(",
    "current_tier1_summ_delivered": 6981.492,
    "current_tier2_summ_delivered": 1665.652,
    "current_tier3_summ_delivered": 51.335,
    "current_tier4_summ_delivered": 182.963,
    "current_tier5_summ_delivered": 24.286,
    "current_tier6_summ_delivered": 83.254,
    "linkquality": 99,
    "meter_serial_number": "REDACTED",
    "mot_d_etat": "000000",
    "rms_current": 1,
    "rms_current_max": 90,
    "schedule_h_p_h_c": 0,
    "start_notice_e_j_p": 0,
    "tomorrow_color": "----",
    "update": {
        "installed_version": 17,
        "latest_version": 17,
        "state": "idle"
    },
    "warn_d_p_s": 0
}

Maybe these features should be differentiated as well, at least give them a custom name, because in the UI it’s impossible to tell them apart:

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By the way, I’m surprised there’s no « total consumption Â» and that it’s necessarily broken down into consumption periods ^^

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it’s normal, the total is either base (a single index), or HC+HP (off-peak + peak, 2 indexes), or the sum of the 6 indexes of Tempo. There is no sum for the total consumption because EDF (or ES in my case) does not bill a total but relies on the indexes to apply the appropriate tariffs.

For info, your Linky is in Historical mode, in Standard mode the names are different again.

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Hello, indeed the features are different in Standard mode with explicit descriptions: EAST is the total consumed (sum of the 6 rates), SINSTS the instantaneous. Note: my Lixee needs several pairings before becoming Standard. It appears to be in Auto mode (History/Standard) but it should be possible to force it into one of the two modes