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@etheralm I've had the same problem with my HP04. I'd like to help test, but I'm not sure how to call what you asked. Calling `climate.set_temperature` from home assistant gets...

@etheralm I'm running HA on a pi4 and am not sure how to do that. I'd like to help, but I'm not sure how.

Right, the flame is treated as a dimmable light. I'm definitely an amateur, but the light.py code appears to map only flame functions to the fireplace "light". It looks like...

This is the fireplace device: ``` {"name":"Fireplace","type":"FP","location":"Living Room","actions":["TurnLightOff","TurnOff","IncreaseFlame","DecreaseFlame","SetFlame","SetFpFan","TurnFpFanOff","TurnOn","TurnLightOn","Stop","TogglePower","ToggleLight","TurnFpFanOn"],"_":"500358a6","commands":{"_":"12550e9b"},"state":{"_":"80a443b4"},"properties":{"_":"cf4e287f"}} ``` Fireplace status: ``` {"power":1,"light":1,"flame":100,"fpfan_power":0,"fpfan_speed":1,"_":"8d2c7267"} ``` Power controls flame on/off, light on/off, flame controls flame height (which on mine has five settings),...

Two separate lights for sure. Again, I don't really know what I'm doing, but I managed to get the light entity back for the actual light and not the flame...

@nguyer correct. My fireplace can modulate 5 **flame** levels, has 3 **light** brightness levels (though it appears the device info from bond only allows this light on/off?) and has 3...