dishwasher.cycleStatus.activeCycle is not a cycleStatus value

[Hixie]

The documentation for dishwasher.cycleStatus.activeCycle says "the active cycle, see cycle state":
https://github.com/GEMakers/gea-plugin-dishwasher#dishwashercyclestatus

However, it has values like 74, which is wildly outside the range documented for "cycle state":
https://github.com/GEMakers/gea-plugin-dishwasher#cycle-state

[Hixie]

This is with a GE GDF570SGFWW. I saw 74 when cycleState was returning Cycle Inactive (10). Maybe it's some sort of drying mode? cycleStatus itself was returning 1 for cycleRunning still. This is after the dishwasher had sung its little song to announce it was done.

For completeness, at the time, activeCycleStep was 3, stepsExecuted was 33, and stepsEstimated was 32.

[Hixie]

I tried pushing a button (the delay hours button, not that it makes a difference as far as I can tell) on the dishwasher and the cycleStatus.activeCycle switched to 66, cycleStatus.activeCycleStep 4, operatingMode went from End of Cycle (6) to Standby (2).

[Hixie]

I was pushing various buttons trying to figure out the userConfiguration feature, having not yet opened the dishwasher, and around the time I hit the cycle button to switch to "heavy", the dishwasher.cycleStatus.stepsEstimated jumped from 32 to 48. The stepsExecuted was still 33.

[Hixie]

activeCycle and activeCycleStep seem to be the actual internal step being executed. activeCycle=3 seems to be the heavy program, 6 is the normal program, 20 is draining, etc. And then the "step" is the actual thing that's happening, e.g. for cycle 6:

• step 1 - silent, 1 minute
• step 2 - sounds like filling with water, 1 minute
• step 8 - silent
• step 9 - spinning sounds, many minutes
• step 10 - spinning sounds, many minutes, temperature rose
• step 11 - first a bit of filling then spinning sounds, many minutes, temperature peaked at start
• step 15 - 1 minute
• step 16 - turbidity reducing, many minutes

[johnnysako]

The documentation is not correct as you have discerned.

• cycleRunning is effectively the cycle you selected on the display.
• activeCycle is an internal cycle that is running (for example drain is an internal cycle used as a sub-cycle of other cycles).
• activeCycleStep is the step in the activeCycle that is currently running.
• stepsExecuted contains the number of steps executed during the last cycle. I believe this only gets reset at the start of a cycle.
• stepsEstimated is updated when the cycle selected or cycle options are adjusted.