Stuff are happening and I don't know the reason - is there an Events log where I can track the root causes?

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Hi

I’m using Broadlink RM mini3 for 2 airco and 1 Xiaomi IR remote for the third
Suddenly 2 aircos stopped working (one controlled by one of the RM mini and one controlled by the Xiaomi)

Nobody touched their remotes, it suddenly happened.
I have a xiaomi magnetic door sensor on both so I know the time it changed from open to close, but obviously this ‘status entity’ can’t tell me who triggered the AC off command.
I tried looking on the ‘remote’ entity in each of those rooms and there are no events tracked there.
The home assistant log doesn’t help either.

Where can I see (if there’s any) a trace back of the remote.send_commands services and who called it?

Thanks

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I don’t think you can. The Broadlink is the device integrated with HA, not the aircos, so any history relates solely to that (on/off, basically). If you configure switches instead of using remote.send_command, they will appear in History. If you’re using the Broadlink in automations you may be able to glean some information from Trace.

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Thanks for your reply.
So if I’ll wrap the remote.send_command in a switch (and always use that switch rather the raw service), I’ll see history log for that switch, makes sense.

Regarding the first part of your comment, I know the broadlink is the one integrated with HA, I was just wondering if I can find where the calls to remote.send_command are logged… I guess it’s not…