Thanks for providing your source code! It already helped me a lot in all the guesswork. I also guess you don't have any documentation about this, Already mailed them 2 weeks ago, but I didn't expect any reply, which is what you get :)
I'm trying to create an integration with Home Assistant.
Sorry for the long 'issue', I would really love to get some feedback / answers from your experience. I'm watching and logging all the bytes/bits for days, but still even with all the code it is hard to dissect / understand it.
I'm currently trying to dissect the datastructure in C#, which also has Uint16 (ushort):
`The UInt16 value type represents unsigned integers with values ranging from 0 to 65535.
I ask/doubt this because it looks like the room temperature is in byte 102 in my model, and I also have to 'bitshift' 1 bit to the right.
Are you sure that all 'fields' should be uint16 (2 bytes per field)? I also can't find where the .uint16() method is coming from, can't find it from lodash or TypeScript.
For my model Haier Tundra 2.0 Single-split 5,0 kW I see that the state responses are always 127 bytes, and the 'connection' message is always 103 bytes, not sure what's in there. But I see other implementations having 75 bytes.
The connection is always lost after 15 seconds, I'm not sure if that is a problem with my current connection implementation, or that I need to send a keepalive message.
Sadly the only source I find is this repository. And I am quite experience in JavaScript, but it's a lot of code, and well 'minified' / compact / cryptic.
Is there some sort of keepalive message
Do you send the full 'state' if you want to change something?
How did you get all the info?
** And could you add a readme.md file to this repository on which unit (and extra hardware, if used) that you have. So it will be more clear. Also some basic knowledge would be nice.
Thanks for providing your source code! It already helped me a lot in all the guesswork. I also guess you don't have any documentation about this, Already mailed them 2 weeks ago, but I didn't expect any reply, which is what you get :)
I'm trying to create an integration with Home Assistant.
Sorry for the long 'issue', I would really love to get some feedback / answers from your experience. I'm watching and logging all the bytes/bits for days, but still even with all the code it is hard to dissect / understand it.
In the parser.ts I see that you read all as uint16, if I'm correct? https://github.com/bstuff/haier-ac-remote/blob/master/packages/haier-ac-remote/src/lib/parsers.ts
I'm currently trying to dissect the datastructure in C#, which also has Uint16 (ushort): `The UInt16 value type represents unsigned integers with values ranging from 0 to 65535.
I ask/doubt this because it looks like the room temperature is in byte 102 in my model, and I also have to 'bitshift' 1 bit to the right.
Are you sure that all 'fields' should be uint16 (2 bytes per field)? I also can't find where the
.uint16()method is coming from, can't find it from lodash or TypeScript.For my model Haier Tundra 2.0 Single-split 5,0 kW I see that the state responses are always 127 bytes, and the 'connection' message is always 103 bytes, not sure what's in there. But I see other implementations having 75 bytes.
The connection is always lost after 15 seconds, I'm not sure if that is a problem with my current connection implementation, or that I need to send a keepalive message.
Sadly the only source I find is this repository. And I am quite experience in JavaScript, but it's a lot of code, and well 'minified' / compact / cryptic.
** And could you add a readme.md file to this repository on which unit (and extra hardware, if used) that you have. So it will be more clear. Also some basic knowledge would be nice.