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lanwin / esphome_samsung_ac

Provides an ESPHome component for Samsung air conditioners. It allows you to watch and control your devices via a home automation system. And is designed to be attached to the F1,F2 communication bus between the devices.
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[Non-NASA] Blade Movement (AJ050NCJ2EG) #76

Open TCB13 opened 7 months ago

TCB13 commented 7 months ago

open an Issue for the blade modes (...) and describe what blade modes do you have. It would also help I you could attach the messages set (0-2s) directly after you changed the blade mode. At its best for each mode.

Here's my split remote for reference. It only has a blade button (middle one) that will make them go up and down continuously or stop at any given point.

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Each time I turn OFF and ON the split the blade position gets reset.

Attached you may find the log for "Fan Only" for split 01. At first the blades were 50% open (seems to be the default whenever I turn ON the unit) logs wind_direction:31. After pressing the remote button blades started moving up and down, logs wind_direction:26. Finished the test by pressing again the button and then proceeded to turn OFF the split.

FAN_MODE-BLADE-ON-OFF.txt

Tried the same in "Heat Mode" and the log shows the exact same wind_direction:31 and wind_direction:26.

HEAT_MODE-BLADE-ON-OFF.txt

Thank you.

Goaheadz commented 7 months ago

@TCB13 I dont have any "yellow" MSG or RAW encoded messages in my log files like you, and my AC behaves differently, since after power on, it recalls the blade position/angle from previous usage.

lanwin commented 7 months ago

@TCB13 I dont have any "yellow" MSG or RAW encoded messages in my log files like you, and my AC behaves differently, since after power on, it recalls the blade position/angle from previous usage.

To enable message logging please read here https://github.com/lanwin/esphome_samsung_ac?tab=readme-ov-file#development

Goaheadz commented 7 months ago

When I get home, I will try to get some logs of the blade messages.

Also seeing some extra information: Frequency, capacity, current, voltage, power. Maybe all fields will be fulfilled when splits power on, and this can be used as sensors as well to gather more information. image

TCB13 commented 7 months ago

@lanwin , side note, are you planning on exposing the inverter data? It would be nice to have it in HA!

matthias882 commented 7 months ago

@lanwin , side note, are you planning on exposing the inverter data? It would be nice to have it in HA!

Its the f3-command from outdoor unit. I got it to work yesterday, for now only as internal variable and in debug log. No idea how to get it to the esphome-api :-D. The Power-Value seems not to be extremely accurate, but it should be nice to log the consumed Power in home automation.

TCB13 commented 7 months ago

The Power-Value seems not to be extremely accurate, but it should be nice to log the consumed Power in home automation.

This was what I wanted to read from it indeed. Maybe @lanwin that is more versed in the ESPHome part can eventually take care of it.

matthias882 commented 7 months ago

There are a bunch of more nice values like the outdoor temperature, temperatures of the condenser unit, the fan-status, the valves or the EEVs but i don't know how interesting these values are for somebody

TCB13 commented 7 months ago

There are a bunch of more nice values like the outdoor temperature, temperatures of the condenser unit, the fan-status, the valves or the EEVs but i don't know how interesting these values are for somebody

Well if you can expose them so @lanwin can then display them in ESPHome then people can decide what they want to see or not on HA.

values like the outdoor temperature

I've already attached a BME680 to my AC ESP32 in order to get the outside temperature but having something to compare to is always nice. I bet a lot of people would like to read the outside temperature value.

Goaheadz commented 7 months ago

None of this "Swing modes" worked.

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My AC only does vertical movement, but none of the options worked. (no BIPs sound when changing options in HA)

Teel me what and where to look in log files.

Goaheadz commented 7 months ago

Outdoor Temp would be a nice to have in HA: (ou_outdoor_temp[°C]) [W][samsung_ac:493]: MSG: {src:c8;dst:04;cmd:f0;commandF0:{ou_freeze_protection:0; ou_heating_overload:0; ou_defrost_control:0; ou_discharge_protection:0; ou_current_control:0; inverter_order_frequency[Hz]:0; inverter_target_frequency[Hz]:0; inverter_current_frequency[Hz]:0; ou_bldc_fan:0; ou_error_code:00}}

[W][samsung_ac:493]: MSG: {src:c8;dst:03;cmd:f1;commandF1:{Electronic Expansion Valves: EEV_A:480; EEV_B:480; EEV_C:480; EEV_D:480}}

3 splitters: [W][samsung_ac:493]: MSG: {src:02;dst:c8;cmd:20;command20:{target_temp:23; room_temp:17; pipe_in:18; pipe_out:18; power:0; wind_direction:31; fanspeed:0; mode:01}} [W][samsung_ac:493]: MSG: {src:03;dst:c8;cmd:20;command20:{target_temp:23; room_temp:17; pipe_in:17; pipe_out:17; power:0; wind_direction:31; fanspeed:0; mode:01}} [W][samsung_ac:493]: MSG: {src:04;dst:c8;cmd:20;command20:{target_temp:22; room_temp:17; pipe_in:17; pipe_out:17; power:0; wind_direction:31; fanspeed:0; mode:01}}

All of them show wind_direction:31 and no changes to that value, even when I press direction from remote. (or at least I was not able to notice)

TCB13 commented 7 months ago

wind_direction:31 and no changes to that value, even when I press direction from remote.

Are you sure you're looking at the src: of the correct split? Note that all splits are constantly saying how they're configured even when turned OFF.

In my system (looking at the right src) when the blades aren't moving I get wind_direction:31. After pressing the remote button blades start moving up and down and it logs wind_direction:26.

Goaheadz commented 7 months ago

In my system (looking at the right src) when the blades aren't moving I get wind_direction:31. After pressing the remote button blades start moving up and down and it logs wind_direction:26.

I will give it another try today.

Do you have any configuration to write log to text file or is just plain copy-paste from log window to "notepad"?

TCB13 commented 7 months ago

In my system (looking at the right src) when the blades aren't moving I get wind_direction:31. After pressing the remote button blades start moving up and down and it logs wind_direction:26.

I will give it another try today.

Do you have any configuration to write log to text file or is just plain copy-paste from log window to "notepad"?

The log window on ESPHome has a "download log" button :)

Goaheadz commented 7 months ago

The log window on ESPHome has a "download log" button :)

Dammit ...I feel so stupid!! :)

lanwin commented 7 months ago

Sorry Non-NASA Blade movement is not yet impl. @atanasenko addid it yesterday for NASA.

Goaheadz commented 7 months ago

@lanwin I confirm @TCB13 report for non-nasa vertical blade commands.

Blade moving vertical is (send move command) being reported as "wind_direction:26" [19:35:41][W][samsung_ac:493]: MSG: {src:02;dst:c8;cmd:20;command20:{target_temp:23; room_temp:20; pipe_in:44; pipe_out:44; power:1; wind_direction:26; fanspeed:2; mode:01}} Blade in stopped position (send stop command) is being reported as "wind_direction:31" [19:35:51][W][samsung_ac:493]: MSG: {src:02;dst:c8;cmd:20;command20:{target_temp:23; room_temp:20; pipe_in:45; pipe_out:45; power:1; wind_direction:31; fanspeed:2; mode:01}}

atanasenko commented 7 months ago

Yes, Non-NASA has placeholders in the code for alt modes and swing modes. Somebody who can test on a real non-nasa unit will have to implement the glue code. https://github.com/lanwin/esphome_samsung_ac/blob/main/components/samsung_ac/protocol_non_nasa.cpp

atanasenko commented 7 months ago

I'll also have a look at adding the harness for configuring supported modes in config file.