I have a Sanyo heat/cool mini-split and the remote has a thermometer built into it. It appears that the remote transmits the current room temperature as part of the command. As such, learning is much more complicated than instructed here. Each command has a target temp and current room temp. In fact, I think the device sends silent temperature change updates to the wall unit, even when a button isn’t pressed because it knows when to go in and out of ‘idle’ based only on the temperature of the remote. I tested this in a couple of ways.
Does anyone here have a remote with the thermostat built in? Can this component even accommodate such a setup or is it expecting the thermometer to be built into the wall unit?
I created a Sumikura.ini file. How do I contribute? Also could you please make a change to the default_operation_from_idle so that it will check if the sensor temperature lower/higher than the input target temperature. If its lower the operation mode change to heating and if its higher the mode change to cooling. It will make the thermostat much more intelligent.
Thanks.
Also the max_temp - min_temp doesnt work with google assistant. When I ordered a higher/lower temp than the max/min (ie 8* over and 16-30 range) via GA the temperature on component change to the requested temp without considering the limit. Result is the request failed and GA reply “there are an error…” could you please fix it?
please note that HA 0.61.1 , the developer tools>service, currently have change the name of broadlink send and learn command to switch.broadlink_send_packet***
So if you have had put this service in your automation or script or inside HA earlier, you have to change the name according to the new service name or else you cannot use that service.
Hmm…I get errors. When I upgraded to .061 Broadlink stop working because they changed the broadlink.py file. So I had to modify my yaml’s to reflect the change. Was this modified broadlink.py file also modified with the same changes?
the dev service for broadlink have change from broadlink.send_packet_ip and broadlink.learn_ip / this 2 services have change with the switch in front of broadlink.
switch.broadlink.send_***
switch.broadlink.learn_***
So if you have any script, automation or anything with broadlink service you have to change to the new name to get it working.
So I have set it up as shown for my AC for fujitsu with file pasted by @xdream101im and my HA shows a climate option and seems to work fine I think (on off works)… But now how do i get google assistant to see it as a switch and turn it on and set a temperature?
Suggestions??? I think the AC is showing as a “temperature sensor” in google assistant… This seems to be the issue… It says “That mode isin’t available for AC” as it is seeing it as a temperature sensor.
I’m using 0.61.1 and climate is working great together with google assistant!!
However, how do I add extra function/features? Currently the features is based on cool/heat and fan speed, how can I add the vent to let it swing at certain angle?
Pls advice what should I add in broadlink.py so I can updates the IR codes ini later.