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Hi guys,
I am trying to connect my Broadlink rm03( or rm pro plus) to homeassistant.
Here is my configuration.yaml
switch:
- platform: broadlink
host: xxx
mac: 'xxx'
switches:
audio:
friendly_name: "altavoces"
command_on: 'JgBgAAABKpQTNhMTExMSEhMTEhMTExITEhMSNxM3EjcTNxM2EzcTNhM3ExITExITExMSExI3ExMSEhM3EzYTNxM2EzcTEhM3EwAFHwABK0YVAAcCCgAFSAABKUoUAANyCgANBQAAAAAAAAAA'
command_off: 'JgBgAAABKpQTNhMTExMSEhMTEhMTExITEhMSNxM3EjcTNxM2EzcTNhM3ExITExITExMSExI3ExMSEhM3EzYTNxM2EzcTEhM3EwAFHwABK0YVAAcCCgAFSAABKUoUAANyCgANBQAAAAAAAAAA'
luces_habitacion:
friendly_name: "Pablo luz blanca"
command_on: 'xxxx'
After rebooting my raspberry, at the home assistant log and when I try to use one switch:
ERROR (Thread-5) [homeassistant.components.switch.broadlink] Failed to connect to device
Any idea?? Thanks for your time!!
Check your formatting it looks a bit off to me, indentation is always 2 spaces, when the formatting is correct we can look for other errors - you should add some “==” to the end of the command_on/off so it becomes AAA==’. Let us know how all that goes 
Hi Keith!
Thanks por replying! Formatting fixed up:
switch:
- platform: broadlink
host: xxxx
mac: 'xxxxx'
switches:
light:
friendly_name: "Luz Blanca"
command_on: 'dgAIAQgbCBsIGwgbCBsIGxoJGgkIGwgbCAABEAgaGgkJGgkbCBoJGggbCRoJGhoJGgkaCRoJGgkIGwgbCBsIGwgbCBsZChkJCRsIGgkAAQ8JGhoJCRoJGggbCRoIGwkaCRoaCRoJGgkZCRoJCRsIGgkaCRoJGwgaGgkaCQkaCRoJAAEPCRoaCQgbCBsIGwgbCBsIGwgbGgkZCRoJGgkaCQkaCRoJGgkaCRoIGxoJGgkIGwgbCAABEAgbGgkIGgkaCRoJHAcbCBsIGhoJGgkaCRoJGgkIGwgbCBsIGwgbCBsaCRkJCRsIGwgAAQ8JGhoJCRoJGggbCRoIGwgbCBsaCRoJGgkWBAQJGgAF3A=='
command_off: 'dgAIAQgbCBsIGwgbCBsIGxoJGgkIGwgbCAABEAgaGgkJGgkbCBoJGggbCRoJGhoJGgkaCRoJGgkIGwgbCBsIGwgbCBsZChkJCRsIGgkAAQ8JGhoJCRoJGggbCRoIGwkaCRoaCRoJGgkZCRoJCRsIGgkaCRoJGwgaGgkaCQkaCRoJAAEPCRoaCQgbCBsIGwgbCBsIGwgbGgkZCRoJGgkaCQkaCRoJGgkaCRoIGxoJGgkIGwgbCAABEAgbGgkIGgkaCRoJHAcbCBsIGhoJGgkaCRoJGgkIGwgbCBsIGwgbCBsaCRkJCRsIGwgAAQ8JGhoJCRoJGggbCRoIGwgbCBsaCRoJGgkWBAQJGgAF3A=='
But the same error 
Are the IP Addr and Mac correct? And correctly formatted …
192.168.1.208
‘BB:11:0F:CA:BD:8B’
You have looked in the router to see if it’s actually online or tried to ping it?
You could take out all switches bar the first one and see if that makes a difference.
Other than that it might be something else above this code that’s causing a problem.
Problem solved!!!
I tried to ping it with mi pc connected to ethernet and it didn’t work. Then, I pinged it with my mobiile phone and it worked. So I came to the conclusion that something is wrong sending packages by ethernet. I have configured my raspberry to use it by wifi and everything works perfect! Thank you very much for your help 
Hehe yep RM Pro doesn’t have an wired ethernet connection
Hi,
I’ve just purchased RM pro+ (in eControl or ihc it said RM pro+), with mac 34:ea:34:42…, and it seems I cannot get the temperature sensor to work, at least I always get 0 value
First question would be, I don’t see home temp info on the AC display (on eControl on the right side next to AC temp) like the one shown on broadlink website, why is that ?
Second question would be, probably RM pro+ is not the same as RM pro ? In the box it said RM03, please advice.
Thank you.
anton
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I bought mine about 18months ago and it didn’t come with a temp sensor, so I don’t know what could be wrong, have you tried updating the firmware or the e-control app?
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to get broadlink rm pro or other model of broadlink that has the temperature. Once you have done this you also can make it as climate together with your aircon
sensor:
- platform: broadlink
host: IP_ADDRESS
mac: 'MAC_ADDRESS'
monitored_conditions:
- 'temperature'Hi,
I did this by following this topic, it shown on the Overview as 0 celcius.
@keithh666 I think I did, it shown current version v52
here is the relevant part on my conf:
sensor:
# other sensors here, I don't copy them
# Kids room RM Pro+
- platform: broadlink
name: RM Kids Room
update_interval: 60
#timeout: 15
host: 192.168.1.21
mac: '34ea3442ed56'
monitored_conditions:
- temperature
# Living room RM Pro+
- platform: broadlink
name: RM Living Room
update_interval: 60
#timeout: 15
host: 192.168.1.15
mac: '34ea3442eb99'
monitored_conditions:
- temperature
The mac address format, I’ve tried with : and without it just like above, its the same.
And here’s my e-Control ss:
anton
The mac has to have the colons and mine are all uppercase.
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Tried that, its the same, I saw the auto discovery log of my yeelight, the mac is lower case without colon so I figure here is the same, but anyway, for now I will test with colon and uppercase
I just tested with CLI from https://github.com/mjg59/python-broadlink/tree/master/cli and I’m using hassbian 1.31 on pi3
I ran this:
./broadlink_discovery
and I got:
discover
###########################################
Unknown
# broadlink_cli --type 0x2712 --host 192.168.1.15 --mac 99eb4234ea34
Device file data (to be used with --device @filename in broadlink_cli) :
0x2712 192.168.1.15 99eb4234ea34
###########################################
Unknown
# broadlink_cli --type 0x2712 --host 192.168.1.21 --mac 56ed4234ea34
Device file data (to be used with --device @filename in broadlink_cli) :
0x2712 192.168.1.21 56ed4234ea34
and then I ran this:
./broadlink_cli --type 0x2712 --host 192.168.1.21 --mac 56ed4234ea34 --sensors
and I got this:
temperature 0.0
Did my device hav temperature sensor but not working properly ? Or is it the lib not working for RM pro+ ?
Ok, this could be it:
https://github.com/mjg59/python-broadlink/issues/133
RM Pro+ doesn’t hav temperature sensor, I hope someone can confirm it, thanks
anton
As the owner of an RMPro with the sensor, I say it’s not a big deal. The sensor is too enclosed and near heat generating components, it’s always off by several degrees, usually between +2 and +5, compared with a nearby Honeywell thermostat. Too unreliable to be used for climatization.
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Confirmed by broadlink support, RM pro+ does not have temperature sensor
Anton
So it’s actually an RM Pro- then!
I’ve actually found the exact opposite, it’s spot on …until it stops responding!
Mine’s an RM03 ‘not plus’ with the ‘new’ much simplified motherboard so that may make a difference if you have the older one. This is my second one as the temp sensor on the first didn’t work.
Now using a temp sensor attached to a Sonoff which so far is totally reliable.
On my (very long) to-do list I will to try to solder 2 cm wires to put the temp sensor outside the RM Pro. That should give correct readings, as the sensor is indeed accurate, touching the plastic near the sensor feels slightly warm.
The temp sensor is between the USB connector and the reset button.
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