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ZoneControl:Thermostat is missing the Temperature Difference Between Cutout And Setpoint field #3584
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ZoneControl:Thermostat
is missing the Temperature Difference Between Cutout And Setpoint
field
Reported by @ebonnema |
Reverting back to 2.5.0 makes the issue go away. |
This is a tough one, we need to change the ProposedE+.idd back to match E+ (e.g. no extensible groups). However, ReverseTranslateZone.cpp is looping over the extensible fields. This needs to be addressed so @bonnema can move forward to the current version. |
I don't fully understand all the stuff going on with thermostats, it seems that OS wraps only a few types and there are some conversions at translation time. Assigning to @jmarrec, Julien if there is another ticket you'd like to trade with me let's do that. |
@macumber I am going to think about the best way to do this @tijcolem you might be interested in reading this if you can spare the time:
[1] (I am omitting
here's the current E+ IDD, notes excluded
The Control type Schedule Name takes only 5 discrete values , I/O Ref guide)
So it's not *really extensible (it's limited to 4 entries...) but I still think the |
@macumber There are two options here regarding the
Obviously, I'd advocate for 1 if we can. |
@bonnema Do you need this field in the Workspace (<=> EnergyPlus Measures) or do you also need it to be added to the OpenStudio Model API? (I would add it to the |
#3584 add Temperature Difference Between Cutout And Setpoint for ZoneControl:Thermostat
Fixed via #3663 |
In the OpenStudio ProposedEnergy+.idd the
ZoneControl:Thermostat
is missing theTemperature Difference Between Cutout And Setpoint
field at the end of the object. This is because OpenStudio treated this object as extensible when really it is not (it does look like it should be extensible).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: