configure per-course wash and dry settings and pricing on lg commercial laundry devices.
domain: thinq.developer.lge.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Call GET {{BASE_URL}}/devices/<device-id>/settings to read the current per-course arrays (washingTime, waterLevel, price, etc. for washers; dryCycleTime, regularPrice, etc. for dryers).
Determine whether the target model is heater (6-course array) or non-heater (4-course array) before building the update payload.
Call PUT {{BASE_URL}}/devices/<device-id>/settings with the full settings object to update pricing and cycle behavior for that device.
For fleet-wide changes, call PUT {{BASE_URL}}/devices/settings with an array of up to 20 device settings objects in one request.
Check the success and fail arrays in the multi-device response to see which device ids were rejected and why.
Known gotchas
Monetary values in price, regularPrice, and coin fields must be scaled by the country's fixed RatingMoney constant (e.g., Korea 100, US/EU 5) — sending raw currency amounts mis-prices courses.
The multi-device update endpoint caps at 20 devices per call and returns partial success, so one bad device id doesn't fail the whole batch.
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