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    moskovskiy82
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    So nobody is using it this with MQTT gateway?

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      @SGi
      Hi,
      I have created the wiki:
      https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/AC_/_heatpumpIR

      Everything is based in Toni's great effort :-)
      I also first used the mysensors Arduino, but since I am still using "old" mysensors ver 1.5.4 (And currently I don't have time to upgrade to latest and greatest, which support text based commands)
      Then I have taken same approach as Toni and use Wemos D1 Mini Pro that uses HTTP or MQTT wifi

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      @bjacobse if I have a new Daikin heat pump with a newer remote that is not in the library, I guess I'm out of luck, right?

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        So nobody is using it this with MQTT gateway?

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        bjacobse
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        @moskovskiy82
        hi, I'm not using the MQTT with mysensors
        I think you should direct your questions to a HomeAssistant forum.
        My setup uses Wemos D1 Mini Pro and Domoticz

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          @bjacobse if I have a new Daikin heat pump with a newer remote that is not in the library, I guess I'm out of luck, right?

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          bjacobse
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          @gohan
          Please use the github for heatpump to ask you question, as I assume that Toni mostly is checking that. It seems that there 2 different Daikin heatpumps supported

          https://github.com/ToniA/arduino-heatpumpir

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            @moskovskiy82
            hi, I'm not using the MQTT with mysensors
            I think you should direct your questions to a HomeAssistant forum.
            My setup uses Wemos D1 Mini Pro and Domoticz

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            @bjacobse Can you elaborate a little more on how you wired things up?
            Also how you combined the libs and compiled everything for easyESP?
            Have a sonoff with easyESP and docs are not that clear how to that stuff

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              @bjacobse Can you elaborate a little more on how you wired things up?
              Also how you combined the libs and compiled everything for easyESP?
              Have a sonoff with easyESP and docs are not that clear how to that stuff

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              bjacobse
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              @moskovskiy82
              I took 5v from the heatpump, mine is an IVT, I took it from the Ir receive, soldered 2wires, one GND and on for 5V and drilled a hole on the plastic casing, and then I had power for the Wemos D1 Mini Pro module.
              Then 100 Ohm resister in series with the Irda LED 940nm Ir LED, connected to GPio16/D0 on the Wemos module.

              Downlaod the ESPEASYT files + download Tonis heatpump /P115 lib and put it in same Arduino IDE, compile it all together

              http://www.domoticz.com/wiki/AC_/_heatpumpIR

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                I want to make heatpumpIR, but after trying to send the signal using simple.ino sketch to my Sharp A/C nothing happened. Confused where to start ....

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                  I want to make heatpumpIR, but after trying to send the signal using simple.ino sketch to my Sharp A/C nothing happened. Confused where to start ....

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                  bjacobse
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                  @Ispandy
                  did you look at the previous comment?
                  to make it easy for you, then don't use mysensors with Arduino for this, it's too difficult to setup, but instead use the Wemos and ESPEASY using your WIFI

                  http://www.domoticz.com/wiki/AC_/_heatpumpIR

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                    @Ispandy
                    did you look at the previous comment?
                    to make it easy for you, then don't use mysensors with Arduino for this, it's too difficult to setup, but instead use the Wemos and ESPEASY using your WIFI

                    http://www.domoticz.com/wiki/AC_/_heatpumpIR

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                    @bjacobse There is nothing difficult in setting it up. Just connect the irda to the 3rd PWM leg

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                      @bjacobse There is nothing difficult in setting it up. Just connect the irda to the 3rd PWM leg

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                      @moskovskiy82
                      I certainly agree, I assume your comment actually was meant to Ispandy ;-)

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