70d51002-2c7f-4e75-ae8a-d758951ce4e0 has to be in notify on/listen mode and send to
70d51001-2c7f-4e75-ae8a-d758951ce4e0 the command to make things function for the 67
this script will make it work
you will have to make it the file a .sh , make it exec with chmod +x filename.sh and grant permissions chmod 0777 filename.sh
::::TEMP/HUMIDITY::::
played with notifications on uuids that allow notifications and indications - nothing returned
which leads me to believe again youll need to turn on notifications then send command to controller to return reponse your looking for here to recieve temp/humidity… seems a bit excessive
*****should i funnel out the rest of the codes for variable fan speed or do you all have it from here?
I am impressed AC infinity team I am interested in getting this working as well, however, I am just starting with HA, so let me get comfortable before I try to dive into the HEX depths.
I got the impression other growers have gotten this integration working, but maybe they were just saying it SHOULD work. I will dig further and post anything useful.
Cheers!
I would like to control fan speed using my own TRH sensors rather than the AC infinity ones. SO really what I want to be able to do is just have all those bluetooth command/messages whatever they are templated with a nice alians name like Fan Speed 1 that I can send for each fan speed setting that I can trigger myself with node red or a HA automation.
What I would be doing is: Temperature of SCD41 sensor is above 26 Celsius as the trigger, send BLE command to AC 67 to set the fan speed to 7. Then when it drops below 26 calcius I’ll send another command to set it to fan speed 5 or something.
What you’re doing is far above my head.
Can you tell me in like childrens speak what I need to do?
Also thank you for your work I really appreciate it.
Thanks Mike, Can confirm that your script works for off and on/8 on my 67 series. I seem to be unable to set the speed to anything other than 8, so perhaps the int values at the end are related too, checksum perhaps.
heres the ones from wireshark to doublecheck what i wrote above is correct
10 on - a5000006011dee34000310010212010a0b79
9 on- a5000006013abab100031001021201093b1a
8 on - a5000006014605aa00031001021201082b3b
7 on- a50000060151677c0003100102120107dad4
6 on- a5000006015da6f00003100102120106caf5
5 on - a50000060169d0270003100102120105fa96
4 on - a5000006017633f90003100102120104eab7
3 on - a50000060184fca400031001021201039a50
2 on -a50000060190ae1100031001021201028a71
1 on -a5000006019b1f7a0003100102120101ba12
0 on -a500000601a8194a0003100102120100aa33
I am interested in getting this working as well, however, I am just starting with HA, so let me get comfortable before I try to dive into the HEX depths.
