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Delonghi Pinguino Support for the IR Remote Climate component #1352
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+1 for this! |
Case is, that for Penguino (at least mine) remote is "smart", and does send ALL state variables in one command. So you will have to remember all different states of remote as separate IR commands.
And then I just call command from IR smart remote (for ESPHome it will be just IR transmitter). Yes, a bit inconvenient, but once done, you will be able to change temperature, say, from 30 to 21 in one click. |
Clever workaround! I ended up creating a new component that does this; has since been merged. See esphome/esphome#3124 |
Hello, |
@formatBCE please send the code... thx |
That setup is long gone. Since then I moved to ESP32 with IR transmitter and ESPHome, getting rid of Broadlink. |
okay thx... order@Bookstore done :) |
Describe the problem you have/What new integration you would like
I just got a Pinguino portable AC and would love to have it controlled through Home Assistant using ESPHome. Problem is it uses a complex protocol where every button press onthe remote sends the whole state to the AC (much like many other ACs)
Please describe your use case for this integration and alternatives you've tried:
I tried using the regular IR Transmitter, but it would require me to have very specific states when turning the AC on or changing temperature
Additional context
There's an issue on the IRremoteESP8266 project that has the IR protocol for Delonghi ACs reverse engineered already: crankyoldgit/IRremoteESP8266#1096
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