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Samsung AC can't be turned off when using ESP32-S3 #2159

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sblantipodi opened this issue Nov 20, 2024 · 2 comments
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Samsung AC can't be turned off when using ESP32-S3 #2159

sblantipodi opened this issue Nov 20, 2024 · 2 comments

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@sblantipodi
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Version/revision of the library used

2.8.6

Describe the bug

I am using IRremoteESP8266 to control my Samsung AC.
If I use an ESP8266 it works well,
if I swap the ESP8266 with a ESP32-S3 it works well too but the "turn off" command stops working.

All commands works well but not the "turn off command".

To Reproduce

Just try to turn off the AC.

 // IRSender Begin
acir.begin();
acir.calibrate();
acir.stateReset();
acir.off();
acir.send();

What brand/model IR demodulator are you using?

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Lolin IR shield, I tried with an IR diode (not VS1838b) and same result.

@crankyoldgit
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Can you capture the results using another the other ESP running IRrecvDumpV2c etc?

They should be the same, and produce the same output. The code base isn't any different

@sblantipodi
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sblantipodi commented Dec 3, 2024

thanks for the answer, I appreciate it.

the result is different. off command works 10% of the time if any.
with same code.

I noticed that "when it does not work" it leaves my acir object or my AC in a state that is not able to receive other commands, even the one that works before sending the "breaking off command".

is there a command to completely reset the acir object?
does acir.begin()
resets all its states?

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