Open prbtt opened 1 year ago
As you can see the Protocol for you A/C is already supported, What I think you are asking for is detailed support, for which you can read what is needed at https://github.com/crankyoldgit/IRremoteESP8266/wiki/Frequently-Asked-Questions#can-you-reverse-engineer-my-aircon-protocol-for-me
To avoid misunderstanding, can you clarify what you want to do and what you think is needed.
As you can see the Protocol for you A/C is already supported, What I think you are asking for is detailed support, for which you can read what is needed at https://github.com/crankyoldgit/IRremoteESP8266/wiki/Frequently-Asked-Questions#can-you-reverse-engineer-my-aircon-protocol-for-me
To avoid misunderstanding, can you clarify what you want to do and what you think is needed.
Yes, detailed support. So I can send a JSON with temp+mode+fan speed etc.
I read the docs and did some work. So far I know that bits [20-26] inform the temperature (16 to 30), bits [36-38] inform the fan speed (1,2,3) and bit[10] informs Power (on-off). I rounded the numbers to 500, 1600, 9000 and 4500. Bits [1-9], [11-19] [26-35] and [39-83] didn't change. Whats the next step?
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Temperature | Bits [20-26] -- | -- 16 | 1600,500,500,500,500,500,500 17 | 500,500,1600,500,500,500,500 18 | 1600,500,1600,500,500,500,500 19 | 500,500,500,500,1600,500,500 20 | 1600,500,500,500,1600,500,500 21 | 500,500,1600,500,1600,500,500 22 | 1600,500,1600,500,1600,500,500 23 | 500,500,500,500,500,500,1600 24 | 1600,500,500,500,500,500,1600 25 | 500,500,1600,500,500,500,1600 26 | 1600,500,1600,500,500,500,1600 27 | 500,500,500,500,1600,500,1600 28 | 1600,500,500,500,1600,500,1600 29 | 500,500,1600,500,1600,500,1600 30 | 1600,500,1600,500,1600,500,1600
Using IRrecdumpv2, I captured these codes: Can you add support for this protocol, please? I really have no idea how to start doing this...