Closed mill1000 closed 1 year ago
Of my devices, one is capable of arbitrary fan speeds, the other only supports low, med, high, auto. Their fan speed capabilities are 1 and 5, respectively.
Based on the decoding map from the plugin. I am led to believe that isNopolar
property indicates if a fan is capability of arbitrary fan speeds, and otherwise the type
array indicates the supported modes.
var windMap = {
"0": { //-1
isNopolar: false,
type: []
},
"1": {
isNopolar: true,
type: []
},
"2": { //-1
isNopolar: false,
type: []
},
"3": {
isNopolar: false,
type: [_Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_LOW, _Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_HIGH]
},
"4": {
isNopolar: false,
type: [_Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_LOW, _Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_HIGH, _Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_AUTO]
},
"5": {
isNopolar: false,
type: [_Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_LOW, _Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_MID, _Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_HIGH, _Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_AUTO]
},
"6": {
isNopolar: false,
type: [_Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_MUTE, _Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_LOW, _Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_MID, _Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_HIGH, _Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_AUTO]
},
"7": {
isNopolar: false,
type: [_Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_LOW, _Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_MID, _Data.CMD.WINDSPEED_HIGH]
}
};
Based on reference code, the fan speed capability can be decoded to indicate which discrete fan speeds are actually supported (and possibly indicate if custom speeds are supported)