Closed bigpresh closed 6 years ago
Thanks for the kind words and for a beer (maybe someday :smile: )
Regarding the TC2 broadlink switches, I never experienced with them, always was using the generic "crystal touch" switches with RF remote controllers.
What you can do, there's some bug/feature/workaround that actually should work for you.
1) Learn your TC2 with broadlink native app (e-control), check that you can control the switch.
2) Start the broadlink-http-rest as usual and learn command for TC2, for example "kitchenlights" : http://localhost:8080/learnCommand/kitchenlightson
3) While in learning mode, use the e-control app to send the "on" command to your TC2 switch (that you learned in (1) )
That's it, verify settings.ini that the command learned correct and test it by using sendCommand
Ohhh, cunning - so it can learn codes that it itself is transmitting? That would do the job just fine in theory then - I shall give that a shot, thanks!
Yes, I did it in past and that worked for me. Again, I don't sure 100% regarding the behavior of TC2 but should be exactly the same. I will keep the issue open for a while to get an update from you, thanks!
Firstly, broadlink_http_rest is working brilliantly for me so far. I picked up an RM-Pro and wanted to automate various IR and RF controlled stuff, and didn't really want to be running RM-Bridge on an Android device etc - this project is exactly what I was looking for, and I'm very grateful for it! (Take beer money donations?)
I've picked up a TC2 dual-gang lightswitch, which I plan to install soon and pair up with the RM-Pro via the Broadlink app, but once that bit is done, I'm curious on how to operate it via broadlink_http_rest - have you done such a thing / have any advice?
If I get it working, would you be interested in a PR adding documentation on it, and possibly any new features that are needed to make it work?