Version/revision of the library used
v2.8.4
Describe the bug
Not really a bug - more a questions. I'm using IRMQTTServer with Home Assistance. I've used IRrecvDumpV2 to recognize my remote control (RC-3) and it was recognized it as an Airwell protocol. Everything seems to work fine. The thing is that the power control is actually a toggle (same code is sent to turn and off the unit). This can also cause confusion with the IRMQTTServer control - , if the unit misses one power toggle command the unit state in IRMQTTServer is wrong.
Is there any way to solve this? if there was a dedicated "off" command - it could help.
I have found in the SmartIR project in this discussion, a mention about a dedicated "off" command. It is also documented in this json config file
I think it might be the same unit, but I couldn't understand how to convert it to IRRemoteESP8266 format to test it on mine.
What brand/model IR demodulator are you using?
Airwell
Version/revision of the library used
v2.8.4
Describe the bug
Not really a bug - more a questions. I'm using IRMQTTServer with Home Assistance. I've used IRrecvDumpV2 to recognize my remote control (RC-3) and it was recognized it as an Airwell protocol. Everything seems to work fine. The thing is that the power control is actually a toggle (same code is sent to turn and off the unit). This can also cause confusion with the IRMQTTServer control - , if the unit misses one power toggle command the unit state in IRMQTTServer is wrong.
Is there any way to solve this? if there was a dedicated "off" command - it could help.
I have found in the SmartIR project in this discussion, a mention about a dedicated "off" command. It is also documented in this json config file
I think it might be the same unit, but I couldn't understand how to convert it to IRRemoteESP8266 format to test it on mine.
What brand/model IR demodulator are you using?
Airwell