I see, got it.
Is it somehow possible to find the model number somewhere on the device?
The unit I bought is: Daikin Stylish
It says the inside unit code is: FTXTA30
Hey Guys. I finally moved to 0.113.2 and removed the old custom component and added both my units via the integration. I have 2x BRP072C42 wi-fi modules. The integration instructions say you need both the API Key and password and it threw me off. The instructions should say āKEYā is required and leave password blank as I found out from @flatstrap . After that everything went smoothly. Also bummer my more expensive US7 model doesnāt show power comsumption stats but my cheaper CORA model does. Any who keep up the great work @fredrike this is still a awesome addition to home assistant.
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Hi there, I have two new Daicin ACĀ“s. Each equipped with a wifi-module BRP069B45 - which is in fact an updated BRP069B41 - with the latest firmware. I can access them via my iPhone and the Daicin App. This works fine. But I fail to connect hassio (114) with the two airconĀ“s. In the integration page I do have two entries and there the IPĀ“s are shown correct. When I enter the 13 digit Key in the Authentification field I do get an āunexcepted errorā immediately. Looks like something is missing. When I enter the key as well in the password field. It takes a few seconds until I do get the same message.
Any idea what I can do?
I think this development has caused the older models to stop working.
I have the european model brp069b41 which worked fine before, but does not anymore.
Basically it seems to be trying to connect to port 443 of the device while older models connect to the device via port 80 I think.
Error goes in the line of what @moorey81 seems to be saying.
Cannot connect to host 192.168.1.20:443 ssl:False
It seems to also be using a ādaikin_brp072c.pyā file which I suppose is not correct.
Regards, Stefan
Perhaps am I having the same problem?
I have an error on 443 port
Here the discussion
Thanks
Yes, this looks to be exactly the same problem I have.
In your case the system seems to be calling also this ādaikin_brp072c.pyā file which probably is not the correct one to use.
Now that I had a bit of time I have downloaded 0.113.1 and changed the ādaikinā component to a custom component named ādaikin_oldā and changed the few things that needed to be changed to make it work.
I have my ACās working again now running the last version of HA.
Not sure how to proceedā¦
Suppose Iāll wait to see if this gets addressed. If you @moorey81 or someone else needs me to test new code with these older Daikin units just contact me.
If you @Haw3000 want me to send me the custom component, just contact me, too.
Iāll keep watching this threadā¦
Regards to all and keep up the good work.
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Thanks. I have written you a private message
Iām running into the same issue as well with a BRP069B41.
Were you able to resolve it?
I was hoping @moorey81 sees this thread again and takes a look at the code, but this hasnāt happened yet.
Iāve created a custom component with the old daikin code, prior to 0.113.2.
It works fine for me.
@Haw3000 has also managed to get it to work.
Itās just a small hack to have my system working again, but if you want it, send me a DM and Iāll send it to you.
Regards, Stefan
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Iāll do that. Thanks for the help in the mean time!
True @moorey81, following the instruction of @stunsch and installing the old code, now finally my Daikin with BRP069A41 is working!
Thank you, Stunsch
Thank you for the feedback. After doing some tests with the proposed workaround, I got the BRP069B41 to show up 
I did some further digging and read quickly through the pydaikin code, only to find out that for a BRP069B41, one does not have to provide the key or a password.
Once I removed the 0.113.1 version of the daikin component from the custom_components directory, so that I was back on 0.114.4, everything worked out of the box by only using the discovered IP address.
Iām so used to add keys to integrations, that I did not imagine it could work without providing a key or password 
So It is a user error or is there errors in the code?
Nevermind. It worked for me when I did not use any password/key. Lol 
** BRP072A42 Connected OK without needing API Key or Password.**
I was having a lot of trouble connecting my AC to Homeassisant 117.4
My situation is as follows.
The AC was installed some time ago with a BRP072A42 so I was using the iPhone app āMobile Controllerā already.
When installing the Daikin AC integration I was following the instructions to enter IP and Key but was getting an error. After trying a number of combinations it eventually worked by using the IP address only and leaving the API Key and Password blank.
All works perfectly now.
Hi Guys,
Did something break on the 0.117.5? seems like mine broke after upgrading.
Greetings to everyone,
I have installed a new Daikin AC with the peace in mind that it will integrate seamlessly with HA.
Now that is connected to the wifi, I can control it via the app (Daikin residential controller, not the old daikin online controller) but I cannot properly connect it to HA 
It show up only the inside temperature (only the entity, with unknown data) and the climate component remains unavailable.
The controller model is BRP069C4x, that comes with an SSID and KEY sticker (no api key) , thereās any suitable way to integrate it into HA?
@iacopo93: I had the same controller model(BRP069C4x) installed in the house yesterday. So far I had no luck with connecting to it with anything else than the new Daikin residential controller app.
Things I have found out so far:
- https port 443 is closed
- http port 80 is open
- curl to http://[IP]/common/register_terminal?key=[KEY] comes back with a 404 not found
- curl āhttp://[IP]/common/basic_infoā and any other API calls also come back with 404
- it does respond to UDP 30050 discovery
It looks to me that this model uses another way to control access. Any help welcome!
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