Lennox Climate

Part A. Add Lennox Module to HACS

NOTE:  Most Magic Cube Aura’s already have this installed.  If you find Lennox Integration under HACS you can skip to part B

1. Add Custom Repository
2. Click on HACS on the left side of the menu then Go to the three dots in the upper right corner, click on custom repository.
3. Under Repository enter the following and choose integration for the Type, Click Add
   • https://github.com/PeteRager/lennoxs30

• Next, add the Lennox Integration to HACS. Scroll to the bottom of the page if needed and you will see the Lennox iComfort Compenent. 
  • Click on Explore & Download Repositories at the bottom of the screen
  • Click inside the search box and type iComfort.
  • Click on the found integration.

On the next page, click on download and on the Lennox popup click Download again

On the left side, Click on HACS again. Then Navigate, Choose Restart

• When done, go to Developer Tools on the left side, then Restart Again.

Give the device about 3 minutes to completely reboot

Part 2

go to Settings –> Devices & Services –> Add Integration –> Search for Lennox

Note:  Make sure that you have an open box next to the Module name. This means this is a HACS module.  If not, restart Magic Cube and start over again.

If you’re using an S40/S30/E30 – choose the first option.  If you’re using the M30, choose the second option.

For the S40/S30/E30.  Follow the prompts.

Install the Magic Cube Climate driver in Elan and pull in the thermostats.

For the M30

Log into Home Assistant

On the left click on File Editor, then select configuration.yaml.  Do NOT enter anything before the warning line.

Copy and paste the following exactly as typed here at the bottom of the file.  Do NOT remove / add / change anything else.  Do NOT add extra spacing or tabs or line breaks.  This will break the Cube.  If this happens reach out to support@innovo.net

Change the information to match yours. 

Change the Name to match your climate zone.

Replace the cloudapi_username and cloudapi_password with your cloud account username and password.  

To add more thermostats, just add another block starting with the -platform

  - platform: myicomfort
    name: Downstairs
    username: cloudapi_username
    password: cloudapi_password
    system: 0 
    zone: 0 
    min_temp: 55
    max_temp: 90
    cloud_svc: lennox

climate:
  - platform: myicomfort
    name: Downstairs
    username: cloudapi_username
    password: cloudapi_password
    system: 0 
    zone: 0 
    min_temp: 55
    max_temp: 90
    cloud_svc: lennox
  - platform: myicomfort
    name: ManCave
    username: cloudapi_username
    password: cloudapi_password
    system: 0 
    zone: 1 
    min_temp: 45
    max_temp: 75
    cloud_svc: lennox
  - platform: myicomfort
    name: Upstairs
    username: cloudapi_username
    password: cloudapi_password
    system: 1 
    zone: 0 
    min_temp: 65
    max_temp: 80
    cloud_svc: airease

Click on the Save Icon on the Right hand of the screen.

THIS IS AN IMPORTANT STEP.  DO NOT SKIP.

After saving the file, go back to Home Assistant, Click on Developer Tools on the bottom left hand side of the screen.  Then click on Check Configuration

If you receive any red warnings such as configuration invalid, DO NOT RESTART Home Assistant.  It will break.

If you receive green message that says “Configuration will not prevent Home Assistant from starting!”, click on RESTART

Give the RESTART a full 3 minutes to come up and discover the thermostats.

Integration should be ready.  Proceed with installing the MagicCubeClimate driver and follow that integration note.