hi there im looking into this today as i have started rebuilding my HA so ill keep posted if i source.
i run a HVAC Company so i think ill work this out again very soon
hope to be able to assist
Hey try 1263 as the device code
heres the link
Thanks. It seems to work perfectly.
1 Like
No problem new friend
Has anyone had any issues with the Daikin FTXS71LVMA using Code 1101 and trying to turn it off in heating mode using the RM3?
Turning it off works fine when in cooling mode but when I set heating mode it doesât turn off.
try modify the command in the json file 1101.json in climate>codes
copy the command from cooling off and replace in heating off
hope this points in right direction
Thanks for the suggestion! In the 1101.json file thereâs only one universal command for âOffâ and itâs used by all of the modes (heating, cooling, fan only etc). If I find a workaround Iâll report back!
Hi all,
since yesterday I get a warning in HA that from next December with 2022.12.0. Climate MQTT of the climate platform will stop working.
I canât figure out how I should change my current configuration which is:
climate:
- platform: smartir
name: "Split"
device_code: 9999
controller_data: remote.rm4c_mini_remote
temperature_sensor: sensor.lumi_lumi_weather_temperature
humidity_sensor: sensor.lumi_lumi_weather_humidity
please can you help me understand?
thank you
the integration seems fine i dont think its using mqtt even so it will get a custom component to continue to use . so id say your safe with the above
ive also made a âswitch.remote_ac_off_cmdâ with the learn command and this would always work
heres my additional buttons for my system .
see Broadlink - Home Assistant
hope this helps as well
I asked a question but worked it out myself the next day. The question was how you develop the codes locally before pushing them to Github.
- Record the Broadlink keypresses using the âlearn commandâ service.
- Copy the codes into one of the existing templates, change all the required info such as name, codes, etc.
- Put the new file in the right place in the file system. In my case this was
./custom_components/smartir/codes/climate/1118.json - Use a config similar to the one below
climate:
- platform: smartir
name: KitchenDaikin
unique_id: daikin_kitchen
device_code: 1118
controller_data: remote.broadlink_kitchen_remote
temperature_sensor: sensor.kitchensensor_temperature
humidity_sensor: sensor.kitchensensor_humidity
Z2M ZigBee infra red blaster added to your project please.
You will need to post this as a request on the github page.
Hey iâm looking for a little help here. I set up two broadlink rm4âs. got the remotes done and climate setup in home assistant. both aircons are the same 1133 type. but it seems one of them turns on correctly when using âclimate.turn_onâ, the other turns on to some high fan setting and i canât figure out why. Is there just a plain turn on function that turns it on with the last used setting? or can i define the fan level, temp, etc when turning on so it always turns on to the correct state?
Aircon remotes send the full state every time you push a button, even if itâs just the âOnâ button. Iâve had good luck recording IR commands on one RM4 and issuing them on another RM4, but you could try re-recording a couple of commands to see if it helps.
ok got it.
so basically even with the json file from smart IR, i still may want to learn the command to turn on at my preferred default state then use remote: send_command to trigger it rather than climate.turn_on?
I use something like the following to set AC units to a prefered state after it was switched to on:
action:
- service: climate.set_hvac_mode
target:
entity_id: climate.office_ac
data:
hvac_mode: cool
- service: climate.set_temperature
target:
entity_id: climate.office_ac
data:
temperature: 21
- service: climate.set_fan_mode
target:
entity_id: climate.office_ac
data:
fan_mode: auto
1 Like
You can send a sequence of commands. My understanding is that if you hit âtemp upâ it doesnât just send the command âincrease the temperatureâ, it sends the full state, so it might say â21 degrees, heat, medium fanâ in one IR command.
You can test this out yourself. Set it to say heat, low fan, 21 degrees. Cover the remote emitter and change it to 26 degrees high fan. Now uncover the emitted and change it to 25 degrees. If the fan goes up high then itâs sent the full state.
- service: climate.set_hvac_mode
data:
hvac_mode: heat
target:
entity_id: climate.kitchen_daikin
- delay:
hours: 0
minutes: 0
seconds: 5
milliseconds: 0
- service: climate.set_temperature
data:
temperature: 21
target:
entity_id: climate.kitchen_daikin
- delay:
hours: 0
minutes: 0
seconds: 2
milliseconds: 0
- service: climate.set_fan_mode
data:
fan_mode: medium
target:
entity_id: climate.kitchen_daikin
1 Like
Thanks for the input. Last question regarding this- is there any way to edit the climate card? Cause it would be great to be able to send this sequence rather than just turn on the aircon when I tap the power button on the climate card
Hi, iâm using esphome
Iâm trying to add my fan into smartir, this is the output for speed 3 of my remote
Speed 3
21:30:09 [D] [remote.pronto:238]
Received Pronto: data=0000 006D 003A 0000 0086 0043 0013 000E 0012 0031 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 0031 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F
21:30:10 [D] [remote.pronto:240]
0012 0031 0012 000F 0012 0031 0012 0031 0012 000F 0013 000E 0012 0031 0013 000E 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 0031 0013 000E 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 0031 0013 0030 0013 000F 0012 000F 0012 0031 0012 0031 0013 000F 0013 000E 0012 000F 0013 0030 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 0031 0012 0031 0012 0031 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 000F 0012 0031 0014 000E 0012 06C3
21:30:10 [D] [remote.panasonic:070]
Received Panasonic: address=0x4004, command=0x0B210CC4
21:30:10 [D] [remote.aeha:099]
Received AEHA: address=0x4004, data=[0x0B,0x21,0x0C,0xC4,0xE2]
Other than Pronto codes.
Could I actually add Panasonic or AEHA codes for the json file?