Irremoteesp8266: Include AC Infrared to MQTT adapter ZH/JT-03
Hi, I found, that is some potential possibility to include already prepared code to this repo (like here - Mitsubishi Heavy Industry Air Conditioner Code from ToniA add please).
I also found a lib with my AC - AC Infrared to MQTT adapter ZH/JT-03
Can it be included as well?
This lib work with Remote controls that compatible with such AC:
- Chigo
- Komeco
- Lloyd
- Blaupunkt
- EPiK
- Neoclima
Thank you in advance!
AndreyShpilevoy
All 34 comments
Here are some examples of Raw signals from IRrecvDumpV2
POWER ON
MODE COOL
Temperature: 26
Air Speed slow
Swing vertical: off
Swing horizontal: on
Timestamp : 002496.734
Encoding : UNKNOWN
Code : EE182D95 (99 bits)
Library : v2.6.2
Raw Timing[197]:
+ 6112, - 7392, + 540, - 602, + 516, - 578, + 522, - 604,
+ 540, - 554, + 540, - 554, + 540, - 576, + 518, - 576,
+ 516, - 554, + 540, - 608, + 542, - 554, + 540, - 554,
+ 540, - 576, + 518, - 604, + 516, - 556, + 540, - 576,
+ 546, - 580, + 542, - 578, + 542, - 602, + 518, - 554,
+ 542, - 554, + 568, - 582, + 540, - 554, + 540, - 582,
+ 540, - 578, + 518, - 582, + 542, - 576, + 544, - 530,
+ 566, - 534, + 562, - 534, + 562, - 552, + 542, - 582,
+ 540, - 604, + 518, - 608, + 542, - 554, + 540, - 582,
+ 540, - 604, + 518, - 580, + 540, - 606, + 544, - 554,
+ 542, - 554, + 542, - 580, + 542, - 576, + 520, - 554,
+ 540, - 578, + 518, - 578, + 518, - 582, + 544, - 552,
+ 570, - 580, + 544, - 580, + 542, - 554, + 542, - 604,
+ 520, - 576, + 520, - 580, + 540, - 556, + 540, - 556,
+ 542, - 584, + 566, - 580, + 542, - 1622, + 542, - 554,
+ 542, - 1620, + 544, - 604, + 520, - 1642, + 518, - 1674,
+ 548, - 560, + 564, - 580, + 544, - 554, + 544, - 552,
+ 544, - 554, + 542, - 556, + 542, - 576, + 522, - 554,
+ 542, - 556, + 542, - 580, + 542, - 1670, + 520, - 578,
+ 520, - 1622, + 542, - 580, + 518, - 1646, + 520, - 558,
+ 568, - 552, + 546, - 1628, + 566, - 580, + 544, - 1668,
+ 522, - 576, + 520, - 578, + 520, - 1670, + 522, - 576,
+ 522, - 1670, + 496, - 1676, + 570, - 560, + 566, - 532,
+ 564, - 1648, + 544, - 1670, + 522, - 1650, + 544, - 552,
+ 544, - 576, + 520, - 7390, + 544
uint16_t rawData[197] = {6112, 7392, 540, 602, 516, 578, 522, 604, 540, 554, 540, 554, 540, 576, 518, 576, 516, 554, 540, 608, 542, 554, 540, 554, 540, 576, 518, 604, 516, 556, 540, 576, 546, 580, 542, 578, 542, 602, 518, 554, 542, 554, 568, 582, 540, 554, 540, 582, 540, 578, 518, 582, 542, 576, 544, 530, 566, 534, 562, 534, 562, 552, 542, 582, 540, 604, 518, 608, 542, 554, 540, 582, 540, 604, 518, 580, 540, 606, 544, 554, 542, 554, 542, 580, 542, 576, 520, 554, 540, 578, 518, 578, 518, 582, 544, 552, 570, 580, 544, 580, 542, 554, 542, 604, 520, 576, 520, 580, 540, 556, 540, 556, 542, 584, 566, 580, 542, 1622, 542, 554, 542, 1620, 544, 604, 520, 1642, 518, 1674, 548, 560, 564, 580, 544, 554, 544, 552, 544, 554, 542, 556, 542, 576, 522, 554, 542, 556, 542, 580, 542, 1670, 520, 578, 520, 1622, 542, 580, 518, 1646, 520, 558, 568, 552, 546, 1628, 566, 580, 544, 1668, 522, 576, 520, 578, 520, 1670, 522, 576, 522, 1670, 496, 1676, 570, 560, 566, 532, 564, 1648, 544, 1670, 522, 1650, 544, 552, 544, 576, 520, 7390, 544}; // UNKNOWN EE182D95
MODE COOL
Temperature: 26
Air Speed high
Swing vertical: off
Swing horizontal: off
Timestamp : 002701.579
Encoding : UNKNOWN
Code : 3E16682B (99 bits)
Library : v2.6.2
Raw Timing[197]:
+ 6148, - 7352, + 582, - 540, + 576, - 516, + 496, - 632,
+ 598, - 516, + 578, - 514, + 582, - 512, + 580, - 540,
+ 496, - 602, + 542, - 602, + 580, - 514, + 582, - 538,
+ 554, - 542, + 520, - 576, + 516, - 582, + 600, - 542,
+ 580, - 514, + 582, - 538, + 524, - 570, + 496, - 602,
+ 570, - 528, + 600, - 544, + 580, - 514, + 582, - 514,
+ 580, - 514, + 552, - 570, + 518, - 580, + 572, - 526,
+ 600, - 542, + 582, - 512, + 582, - 514, + 580, - 540,
+ 496, - 630, + 574, - 572, + 580, - 514, + 580, - 514,
+ 582, - 514, + 582, - 540, + 498, - 630, + 574, - 572,
+ 580, - 540, + 582, - 1606, + 522, - 572, + 496, - 1670,
+ 542, - 556, + 596, - 502, + 598, - 542, + 584, - 540,
+ 580, - 540, + 526, - 602, + 574, - 552, + 598, - 542,
+ 582, - 540, + 580, - 516, + 548, - 546, + 524, - 572,
+ 508, - 620, + 570, - 576, + 580, - 1608, + 584, - 514,
+ 584, - 1578, + 554, - 1610, + 522, - 1672, + 570, - 526,
+ 600, - 544, + 582, - 540, + 582, - 540, + 552, - 544,
+ 552, - 546, + 496, - 630, + 568, - 530, + 568, - 528,
+ 602, - 544, + 582, - 540, + 584, - 1582, + 584, - 512,
+ 582, - 1608, + 498, - 600, + 496, - 1668, + 496, - 602,
+ 570, - 558, + 600, - 1612, + 580, - 542, + 584, - 1580,
+ 584, - 512, + 554, - 568, + 522, - 1674, + 570, - 528,
+ 572, - 1594, + 600, - 544, + 582, - 1584, + 582, - 1606,
+ 582, - 1608, + 526, - 570, + 524, - 572, + 498, - 600,
+ 496, - 600, + 496, - 7440, + 596
uint16_t rawData[197] = {6148, 7352, 582, 540, 576, 516, 496, 632, 598, 516, 578, 514, 582, 512, 580, 540, 496, 602, 542, 602, 580, 514, 582, 538, 554, 542, 520, 576, 516, 582, 600, 542, 580, 514, 582, 538, 524, 570, 496, 602, 570, 528, 600, 544, 580, 514, 582, 514, 580, 514, 552, 570, 518, 580, 572, 526, 600, 542, 582, 512, 582, 514, 580, 540, 496, 630, 574, 572, 580, 514, 580, 514, 582, 514, 582, 540, 498, 630, 574, 572, 580, 540, 582, 1606, 522, 572, 496, 1670, 542, 556, 596, 502, 598, 542, 584, 540, 580, 540, 526, 602, 574, 552, 598, 542, 582, 540, 580, 516, 548, 546, 524, 572, 508, 620, 570, 576, 580, 1608, 584, 514, 584, 1578, 554, 1610, 522, 1672, 570, 526, 600, 544, 582, 540, 582, 540, 552, 544, 552, 546, 496, 630, 568, 530, 568, 528, 602, 544, 582, 540, 584, 1582, 584, 512, 582, 1608, 498, 600, 496, 1668, 496, 602, 570, 558, 600, 1612, 580, 542, 584, 1580, 584, 512, 554, 568, 522, 1674, 570, 528, 572, 1594, 600, 544, 582, 1584, 582, 1606, 582, 1608, 526, 570, 524, 572, 498, 600, 496, 600, 496, 7440, 596}; // UNKNOWN 3E16682B
MODE COOL
Temperature: 19
Air Speed smart
Swing vertical: on
Swing horizontal: on
Timestamp : 003052.140
Encoding : UNKNOWN
Code : 3712DC40 (99 bits)
Library : v2.6.2
Raw Timing[197]:
+ 6082, - 7420, + 544, - 582, + 564, - 530, + 566, - 578,
+ 544, - 550, + 544, - 600, + 518, - 556, + 540, - 558,
+ 566, - 550, + 544, - 576, + 544, - 550, + 542, - 600,
+ 520, - 554, + 570, - 526, + 568, - 530, + 566, - 598,
+ 522, - 552, + 544, - 576, + 542, - 554, + 542, - 578,
+ 548, - 528, + 564, - 552, + 544, - 578, + 542, - 552,
+ 546, - 550, + 544, - 602, + 520, - 576, + 546, - 532,
+ 566, - 550, + 544, - 550, + 544, - 550, + 544, - 578,
+ 544, - 598, + 520, - 584, + 568, - 550, + 544, - 552,
+ 546, - 550, + 546, - 548, + 546, - 578, + 544, - 600,
+ 496, - 578, + 542, - 1650, + 566, - 1642, + 546, - 550,
+ 546, - 574, + 522, - 600, + 518, - 558, + 540, - 578,
+ 546, - 578, + 544, - 600, + 522, - 552, + 544, - 598,
+ 520, - 582, + 566, - 532, + 570, - 528, + 566, - 530,
+ 566, - 550, + 544, - 602, + 522, - 1640, + 524, - 1616,
+ 544, - 552, + 542, - 606, + 520, - 554, + 570, - 578,
+ 546, - 548, + 546, - 578, + 546, - 572, + 524, - 548,
+ 548, - 578, + 542, - 554, + 518, - 580, + 542, - 606,
+ 548, - 528, + 568, - 1642, + 548, - 1616, + 548, - 552,
+ 544, - 550, + 548, - 548, + 546, - 1646, + 542, - 552,
+ 544, - 558, + 540, - 1654, + 566, - 550, + 546, - 1618,
+ 546, - 552, + 546, - 598, + 522, - 1616, + 546, - 574,
+ 522, - 1618, + 544, - 1650, + 570, - 530, + 568, - 548,
+ 548, - 574, + 548, - 1614, + 550, - 550, + 546, - 1640,
+ 520, - 1672, + 544, - 7408, + 548
uint16_t rawData[197] = {6082, 7420, 544, 582, 564, 530, 566, 578, 544, 550, 544, 600, 518, 556, 540, 558, 566, 550, 544, 576, 544, 550, 542, 600, 520, 554, 570, 526, 568, 530, 566, 598, 522, 552, 544, 576, 542, 554, 542, 578, 548, 528, 564, 552, 544, 578, 542, 552, 546, 550, 544, 602, 520, 576, 546, 532, 566, 550, 544, 550, 544, 550, 544, 578, 544, 598, 520, 584, 568, 550, 544, 552, 546, 550, 546, 548, 546, 578, 544, 600, 496, 578, 542, 1650, 566, 1642, 546, 550, 546, 574, 522, 600, 518, 558, 540, 578, 546, 578, 544, 600, 522, 552, 544, 598, 520, 582, 566, 532, 570, 528, 566, 530, 566, 550, 544, 602, 522, 1640, 524, 1616, 544, 552, 542, 606, 520, 554, 570, 578, 546, 548, 546, 578, 546, 572, 524, 548, 548, 578, 542, 554, 518, 580, 542, 606, 548, 528, 568, 1642, 548, 1616, 548, 552, 544, 550, 548, 548, 546, 1646, 542, 552, 544, 558, 540, 1654, 566, 550, 546, 1618, 546, 552, 546, 598, 522, 1616, 546, 574, 522, 1618, 544, 1650, 570, 530, 568, 548, 548, 574, 548, 1614, 550, 550, 546, 1640, 520, 1672, 544, 7408, 548}; // UNKNOWN 3712DC40
POWER OFF
MODE COOL
Temperature: 19
Air Speed smart
Swing vertical: on
Swing horizontal: on
Timestamp : 003054.168
Encoding : UNKNOWN
Code : 7BB3E22A (99 bits)
Library : v2.6.2
Raw Timing[197]:
+ 6106, - 7394, + 542, - 580, + 568, - 528, + 568, - 530,
+ 564, - 552, + 542, - 552, + 542, - 602, + 516, - 554,
+ 542, - 558, + 566, - 578, + 540, - 552, + 542, - 552,
+ 544, - 552, + 540, - 554, + 540, - 554, + 544, - 554,
+ 568, - 552, + 542, - 580, + 542, - 574, + 522, - 552,
+ 544, - 576, + 542, - 576, + 546, - 556, + 566, - 552,
+ 542, - 552, + 544, - 600, + 520, - 552, + 540, - 580,
+ 570, - 530, + 568, - 552, + 542, - 554, + 542, - 554,
+ 542, - 602, + 522, - 578, + 542, - 576, + 518, - 584,
+ 568, - 578, + 542, - 552, + 544, - 574, + 520, - 576,
+ 520, - 580, + 540, - 584, + 566, - 528, + 566, - 534,
+ 564, - 552, + 542, - 552, + 544, - 552, + 544, - 602,
+ 520, - 602, + 520, - 582, + 568, - 532, + 566, - 552,
+ 542, - 554, + 544, - 552, + 546, - 550, + 544, - 552,
+ 544, - 574, + 522, - 602, + 518, - 554, + 532, - 1654,
+ 522, - 554, + 542, - 578, + 546, - 558, + 562, - 554,
+ 544, - 552, + 544, - 602, + 520, - 554, + 544, - 602,
+ 520, - 554, + 542, - 584, + 568, - 552, + 546, - 550,
+ 546, - 530, + 566, - 1648, + 542, - 1644, + 546, - 552,
+ 544, - 552, + 542, - 602, + 518, - 1624, + 568, - 550,
+ 544, - 532, + 568, - 1646, + 544, - 554, + 542, - 1642,
+ 522, - 552, + 546, - 552, + 544, - 1646, + 542, - 578,
+ 518, - 1652, + 568, - 560, + 564, - 602, + 520, - 1642,
+ 522, - 1646, + 542, - 554, + 542, - 556, + 542, - 1644,
+ 522, - 1652, + 568, - 7378, + 548
uint16_t rawData[197] = {6106, 7394, 542, 580, 568, 528, 568, 530, 564, 552, 542, 552, 542, 602, 516, 554, 542, 558, 566, 578, 540, 552, 542, 552, 544, 552, 540, 554, 540, 554, 544, 554, 568, 552, 542, 580, 542, 574, 522, 552, 544, 576, 542, 576, 546, 556, 566, 552, 542, 552, 544, 600, 520, 552, 540, 580, 570, 530, 568, 552, 542, 554, 542, 554, 542, 602, 522, 578, 542, 576, 518, 584, 568, 578, 542, 552, 544, 574, 520, 576, 520, 580, 540, 584, 566, 528, 566, 534, 564, 552, 542, 552, 544, 552, 544, 602, 520, 602, 520, 582, 568, 532, 566, 552, 542, 554, 544, 552, 546, 550, 544, 552, 544, 574, 522, 602, 518, 554, 532, 1654, 522, 554, 542, 578, 546, 558, 562, 554, 544, 552, 544, 602, 520, 554, 544, 602, 520, 554, 542, 584, 568, 552, 546, 550, 546, 530, 566, 1648, 542, 1644, 546, 552, 544, 552, 542, 602, 518, 1624, 568, 550, 544, 532, 568, 1646, 544, 554, 542, 1642, 522, 552, 546, 552, 544, 1646, 542, 578, 518, 1652, 568, 560, 564, 602, 520, 1642, 522, 1646, 542, 554, 542, 556, 542, 1644, 522, 1652, 568, 7378, 548}; // UNKNOWN 7BB3E22A
What is the Make and Model numbers of your Remote and A/C Units involved?
crankyoldgit
on 20 Jun 2019
AC: Neoclima NS-09AHTI
Remote: ZH/TY-01
I just realized, that my remote and remote by my link are different...
ZH/TY-01 vs ZH/JT-01
But can it be, that they use the same protocol?
I assume that those parts of code reflect, that they use the same size (197) for full IR signal (with header and footer) as my remote control (197 as well):
line 43
line 592
AndreyShpilevoy
on 20 Jun 2019
Thanks for the info. I'll try to get to it soon.
Why don't you try their project and see if it supports your device first? i.e. can send/decode your remote etc.
crankyoldgit
on 20 Jun 2019
I found this library in the middle of the night and had no time to check it.
Most probably I will check it today and will share results of it.
AndreyShpilevoy
on 20 Jun 2019
Unforchenaelly I can't check this lib by myself for now.
I don't know why, but this lib call wdt reset in runtime right after connecting to MQTT server.
AndreyShpilevoy
on 20 Jun 2019
@crankyoldgit IT's alive! ALIVE!!!
I just checked the version from "neoclima" branch.
I have send irsend.sendNeoclima(state) where took state from one of your tests.
As far as I can understand - it was code from my first code example (according to Raw).
My AC immediately tuned on with such params:
POWER ON
MODE COOL
Temperature: 26
Air Speed slow
Swing vertical: off
Swing horizontal: on
P.s. Such fast feedback - is it ok for you?)
AndreyShpilevoy
on 21 Jun 2019
My AC immediately tuned on with such params:
Excellent! I'll marking it as working then.
Yes, it was from the first example you reported.
I had a look at the code you referenced. And frankly it's very hard to understand.
Can you report what the uint8_t state[12] = {...}; lines are for everything off but the power, and with fan & mode set to auto, but vary the temp starting at the lowest, and add one degree/increment till it is at it's highest temp.
That will help make sure we've got the bit ordering right, and work out what bits control the temp setting etc.
crankyoldgit
on 22 Jun 2019
Yep, here it is: Link
```
MODE COOL
Temperature:
Air Speed slow
Swing vertical: off
Swing horizontal: on
AndreyShpilevoy
on 22 Jun 2019
Thanks. That helps a lot. That has shown we got the bit ordering wrong.
I'll update the PR soon, with the changes etc. Note: All the state[]s for it will be changed because of it. So, you can discard anything collect thus far.
crankyoldgit
on 23 Jun 2019
Ok, thank you!
Do you need any other information?
AndreyShpilevoy
on 23 Jun 2019
Yep, you can re-collect the same data as before, but with the updated code in that branch.
As far as I can easily tell, state[9] contains the temperature. state[5] contains a code for the button pressed. e.g. I'd guess based on your spreadsheet data that the different values are the "temp up" and "temp down" buttons. It seems to correlate well with your data.
and finally state[11] is the checksum. Once we have a pool of the corrected data, we can try to figure out what sort of calculation it is.
crankyoldgit
on 23 Jun 2019
Ok, here it is: Link
AndreyShpilevoy
on 23 Jun 2019
Thanks. That helped work out the checksum, which I've now added to the code.
With the latest commit I just added to the branch, it should show the Temperature when it detect/decodes it too.
Now, you have the fun part. Working out what all the bits & bytes mean for all the other settings.
e.g.
state[5]: 0x02 means "Temp Up" button was pressed , 0x03 means "Temp Down" button was pressed.
Once you've nailed down what bits do what, I'll help code it up and add it to the library.
crankyoldgit
on 23 Jun 2019
Oh, here a Link to file with all functions (except Timer).
BTW. I not sure should be something changed with IRrecvDumpV2, but for now, my output looks like this:
Timestamp : 005275.045
Encoding : NEOCLIMA
Code : 000000000002006A002AA53B (96 bits)
Library : v2.6.2
Raw Timing[197]:
+ 6150, - 7354, + 582, - 566, + 494, - 626, + 542, - 552,
+ 578, - 516, + 578, - 542, + 552, - 542, + 548, - 544,
+ 494, - 600, + 488, - 632, + 554, - 542, + 578, - 568,
+ 552, - 542, + 520, - 574, + 466, - 628, + 540, - 554,
+ 578, - 570, + 552, - 568, + 522, - 600, + 514, - 580,
+ 572, - 522, + 552, - 542, + 578, - 544, + 552, - 544,
+ 552, - 542, + 552, - 570, + 466, - 630, + 514, - 580,
+ 576, - 518, + 578, - 518, + 578, - 572, + 552, - 542,
+ 550, - 546, + 494, - 628, + 540, - 554, + 576, - 518,
+ 576, - 518, + 578, - 570, + 554, - 542, + 548, - 574,
+ 466, - 630, + 514, - 608, + 576, - 1610, + 582, - 542,
+ 556, - 540, + 524, - 572, + 492, - 604, + 490, - 632,
+ 576, - 518, + 576, - 572, + 554, - 542, + 554, - 568,
+ 492, - 608, + 568, - 550, + 548, - 546, + 578, - 518,
+ 580, - 544, + 554, - 546, + 576, - 1610, + 492, - 608,
+ 536, - 1654, + 598, - 572, + 554, - 1608, + 550, - 1612,
+ 540, - 610, + 576, - 550, + 576, - 516, + 580, - 568,
+ 524, - 572, + 492, - 606, + 538, - 556, + 566, - 554,
+ 576, - 520, + 576, - 572, + 554, - 1608, + 580, - 544,
+ 550, - 1584, + 522, - 580, + 488, - 1702, + 598, - 518,
+ 578, - 516, + 580, - 1610, + 578, - 572, + 466, - 1702,
+ 596, - 520, + 578, - 518, + 580, - 1582, + 582, - 568,
+ 552, - 1610, + 494, - 1704, + 596, - 1586, + 580, - 544,
+ 552, - 1610, + 580, - 1608, + 496, - 1700, + 596, - 522,
+ 576, - 518, + 578, - 7342, + 552
uint16_t rawData[197] = {6150, 7354, 582, 566, 494, 626, 542, 552, 578, 516, 578, 542, 552, 542, 548, 544, 494, 600, 488, 632, 554, 542, 578, 568, 552, 542, 520, 574, 466, 628, 540, 554, 578, 570, 552, 568, 522, 600, 514, 580, 572, 522, 552, 542, 578, 544, 552, 544, 552, 542, 552, 570, 466, 630, 514, 580, 576, 518, 578, 518, 578, 572, 552, 542, 550, 546, 494, 628, 540, 554, 576, 518, 576, 518, 578, 570, 554, 542, 548, 574, 466, 630, 514, 608, 576, 1610, 582, 542, 556, 540, 524, 572, 492, 604, 490, 632, 576, 518, 576, 572, 554, 542, 554, 568, 492, 608, 568, 550, 548, 546, 578, 518, 580, 544, 554, 546, 576, 1610, 492, 608, 536, 1654, 598, 572, 554, 1608, 550, 1612, 540, 610, 576, 550, 576, 516, 580, 568, 524, 572, 492, 606, 538, 556, 566, 554, 576, 520, 576, 572, 554, 1608, 580, 544, 550, 1584, 522, 580, 488, 1702, 598, 518, 578, 516, 580, 1610, 578, 572, 466, 1702, 596, 520, 578, 518, 580, 1582, 582, 568, 552, 1610, 494, 1704, 596, 1586, 580, 544, 552, 1610, 580, 1608, 496, 1700, 596, 522, 576, 518, 578, 7342, 552}; // NEOCLIMA
uint8_t state[12] = {0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x02, 0x00, 0x6A, 0x00, 0x2A, 0xA5, 0x3B};
Yes, the output should have subtly changed if you updated to the latest in that branch and are using the new version or IRrecvDumpV2 in that branch. e.g. check if yours has these lines in it:
#if DECODE_NEOCLIMA
if (results->decode_type == NEOCLIMA) {
IRNeoclimaAc ac(0);
ac.setRaw(results->state);
description = ac.toString();
}
#endif // DECODE_NEOCLIMA
It should start outputting details of the settings as they get added.
e.g.
Temp: 26C etc.
I'll take a look at what you linked shortly.
crankyoldgit
on 23 Jun 2019
Earlier on you said:
POWER ON
MODE COOL
Temperature: 26
Air Speed slow
Swing vertical: off
Swing horizontal: on
I can only see one swing setting in your spreadsheet. Is the swing listed there the vertical or horizontal? and where is the setting for the other one?
Note: I've added another commit to that branch that covers power, mode, and fan speed.
crankyoldgit
on 23 Jun 2019
Yep, I have update lib, but forgot to update IRrecvDumpV2.
Now everything is OK.
IRrecvDumpV2 is now running and waiting for IR input on Pin 14
Timestamp : 000245.806
Encoding : NEOCLIMA
Code : 000000000003006A0028A53A (96 bits)
Mesg Desc.: Power: On, Mode: 1 (COOL), Temp: 24C, Fan: 1 (Low)
Library : v2.6.2
Swing vertical == Swing (on remote/in excel)
Swing horizontal == Air Flow (on remote/in excel)
I missed only the Timer button.
Timer button a bit tricky to check.
AndreyShpilevoy
on 23 Jun 2019
Major update to the branch. So please update and test when you can. It should do pretty much everything now.
Note: Fresh isn't added/supported as I think you need to experiment/work out why it has odd state[5] behaviour. To be honest, so does Turbo to a point. I think part of state[5] may include the control bits for Turbo and Fresh.
So I suggest you try other buttons and modes with Turbo & Fresh on/off etc to see if you can isolate what's going on there.
Other than that, I think it's pretty much done.
You don't need to add Timer support etc if you don't want/need it. It's typically easier to control via some other Home Automation system anyway.
crankyoldgit
on 24 Jun 2019
I tested it and found some minor issues: Link
Fan mode is shown wrongly. Looks like copypaste error.
- For
AutoandHightshownAuto. - For
MiddleandLow-Low.
- For
Turbo buttons - shown as UNKNOWN
- Follow me - always off
After it will be fixed - I think it's ready to be merged to master branch.
AndreyShpilevoy
on 24 Jun 2019
Re: 3. Follow.
When you say Follow is on state[8] has had two different values in the data in your various spreadsheets. i.e. 0x5D & 0x5F. You will need to see if there are other cases and what might be causing changes in that byte. Until you've worked out what bits need to change and predictably we should probably disable it.
Re: 2. Turbo.
Ahhh. You incorrectly reported the value of state[5] for Turbo. I see your mistake now, and I'll fix my mistake based on it.
Re: 1. Fan.
Yep, I think I found what I did wrong. Fixed (I hope)
Re: Fresh.
I think I've figured out Fresh. Added.
crankyoldgit
on 25 Jun 2019
I checked it again - IRrecvDumpV2 work like a charm.
Thank you!
AndreyShpilevoy
on 25 Jun 2019
But what about the odd behaviour of Follow?
crankyoldgit
on 26 Jun 2019
I checked it with different Mod, fun, turbo and some other settings - seems like everything was recognized correctly.
AndreyShpilevoy
on 26 Jun 2019
Okay, if you say so, but some how you generated it and recorded it on the spreadsheet.
crankyoldgit
on 26 Jun 2019
Can it be a defect because of not clear signal transmission from remote to IR module?
AndreyShpilevoy
on 26 Jun 2019
VERY unlikely. The last byte of the state[] is a checksum, and that is checked when it decodes the message. It won't say it's a NEOCLIMA message with it being wrong.
crankyoldgit
on 26 Jun 2019
I will check it again and will produce results in Excel for Follow function, to be sure.
Can it be helpful for us?
AndreyShpilevoy
on 26 Jun 2019
If I will make one more spreadsheet for Follow function - can it help us to be sure, that everything is ok?
AndreyShpilevoy
on 26 Jun 2019
According to your spreadsheet when Follow was ON it recorded the state as:
uint8_t state[12] = {0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x13, 0x00, 0x6A, 0x5F, 0x29, 0xA5, 0xAA};
which currently decodes to:
Power: On, Mode: 1 (COOL), Temp: 25C, Fan: 3 (Low), Swing(V): Off, Swing(H): On, Sleep: Off, Turbo: Off, Hold: Off, Ion: Off, Eye: Off, Light: Off, Follow: Off, 8C Heat: Off, Fresh: Off, Button: 19 (Follow)
Note: Follow is detected as OFF.
We currently detect Follow as ON when state[8] is 0x5D and OFF when it is 0x00. Here in this case it was 0x5F which really indicates it was probably on.
My guess is you had some other feature we haven't decoded thus far on at the same time or Follow is not just a simple on/off switch.
crankyoldgit
on 26 Jun 2019
If I will make one more spreadsheet for Follow function - can it help us to be sure, that everything is ok?
You could just set the remote to "Follow" being ON. .. and mash buttons (other than Follow) one at a time till DumpV2 says follow is "Off" and just remember what the heck you pressed to trigger that. ;)
crankyoldgit
on 26 Jun 2019
Ok, here it is: Link
Btw, I think we should just remove this function :)
I found what does it mean.
After activation, it starts to track the actual temperature and send it to AC.
If we will not implement Timer - I have no idea why we should implement this function.
AndreyShpilevoy
on 26 Jun 2019
Disabled setFollow() and enhanced getFollow() to handle 0x5F and 0x5D.
So, once merged, I think we can close this issue out.
crankyoldgit
on 28 Jun 2019
The changes mentioned thus far have been included in the new v2.6.3 release of the library.
crankyoldgit
on 4 Jul 2019
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