These events are to do with the control/feedback of a single heatsource.
General
A heatsource is responsible for control of a single heat source.
http://id.webbrick.co.uk/zones/heatsource
This is the event type for all events to do with the heatsource.
heatsource/n/run
This event source indicates a requirement to run any devices required by to generate heat from this source. The run command may include a request to generate Low or High grade heat.
heatsource/n/dorun
This event is issued to get the heat source running, it will periodically be re-issued.
heatsource/n/stop
This event source indicates there is now no requirement to run any devices required to generate heat from this source.
heatsource/n/dostop
This event is issued to stop the heat source. Some heat sources will be run using dwells on the dorun request such that the heat source will stop themselves, this is so that minimum run times are obeyed. Some heat sources will be explicitly stopped.
heatsource/n/running
This event source indicates that the heatsource n is running.
heatsource/n/m/dorun
Where a heat source consists of multiple units that work together then they are referred to by adding a sub component name for the heat source.
heatsource/n/m/dostop
Where a heat source consists of multiple units that work together then they are referred to by adding a sub component name for the heat source.
heatsource/n/stopped
This event source indicates the zone heatsource n has stopped.
heatsource/n/availability
This event source indicates the zone heatsource n has some availability, this may be None (0), Low (1), High (2). Low grade can be used to drive some heating zones or a buffer tank but is not capable of driving hot water or radiator systems. Some systems can be told to enter a specific state, i.e. ground source can generate low level heat for under floor.
heatsource/n/inmaintainance
Indicates heatsource n is being maintained and for our purposes is unavailable.
heatsource/n/nomaintainance
Indicates heatsource n is no longer being maintained and is available.
heatsource/n/m/inmaintainance
Indicates heatsource n subcomponent m is being maintained and for our purposes is unavailable.
heatsource/n/m/nomaintainance
Indicates heatsource n subcomponent m is no longer being maintained and is available.