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Support for Yonan A/C Units (KT3F-24GW/X1) #2900

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maciekish opened this issue Sep 26, 2024 · 1 comment
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Support for Yonan A/C Units (KT3F-24GW/X1) #2900

maciekish opened this issue Sep 26, 2024 · 1 comment

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maciekish commented Sep 26, 2024

Describe the problem you have/What new integration you would like
I have 11 Yonan A/C units which i can not replace and are not supported by ESPHome climate. I do have some programming experience but 0 experience with IR/RF, and cannot make any sense of the codes for the life of me. I don't have a problem writing a platform for Yonan but i need help understanding the codes first.

Please describe your use case for this integration and alternatives you've tried:
It seems like the remote (RG57A2/BGEF) is the same across multiple brands, including Midea. So i tried the Midea platform but that didnt work, but ESPHome is able to properly decode the commands from my remote with the Midea platform if i set up a receiver... I'm also able to capture and replay codes using remote_transmitter.transmit_toshiba_ac and rc_code_1: 0xB24D9F60A05F, the Yonan reacts properly to that.

This is ESPHome receiving a command properly from my original Yonan remote. I assume it says "sending" even though it's receiving because it's sending this data to HA? Either way, this is me pressing a button on the original remote, and HA interface updates with correct temperature and mode, same as my AC unit and remote display.

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Here are some codes i captured, but cannot find any pattern in them:

Temperatures at low fan in cooling mode

Temp Hex Binary
17 0xB24DBF4000FF 101100100100110110111111010000000000000011111111
18 0xB24DBF4010EF 101100100100110110111111010000000001000011101111
19 0xB24DBF4030CF 101100100100110110111111010000000011000011001111
20 0xB24DBF4020DF 101100100100110110111111010000000010000011011111
21 0xB24DBF40609F 101100100100110110111111010000000110000010011111
22 0xB24DBF40708F 101100100100110110111111010000000111000010001111
23 0xB24DBF4050AF 101100100100110110111111010000000101000010101111
24 0xB24D9F6040BF 101100100100110110011111011000000100000010111111
25 0xB24D9F60C03F 101100100100110110011111011000001100000000111111
26 0xB24D9F60D02F 101100100100110110011111011000001101000000101111
27 0xB24D9F60906F 101100100100110110011111011000001001000001101111
28 0xB24D9F60807F 101100100100110110011111011000001000000001111111
29 0xB24D9F60A05F 101100100100110110011111011000001010000001011111
30 0xB24D9F60B04F 101100100100110110011111011000001011000001001111

Fan settings at 25 degrees

Speed Hex Binary
Aut 0xB24DBF40C03F 101100100100110110111111010000001100000000111111
Low 0xB24D9F60C03F 101100100100110110011111011000001100000000111111
Med 0xB24D5FA0C03F 101100100100110101011111101000001100000000111111
Hgh 0xB24D3FC0C03F 101100100100110100111111110000001100000000111111

Modes at 25 degrees

Mode Hex Binary
Auto 0xB24D1FE0C837 101100100100110100011111111000001100100000110111
Cool 0xB24D9F60C03F 101100100100110110011111011000001100000000111111
Dry 0xB24D1FE0C43B 101100100100110100011111111000001100010000111011
Heat 0xB24D9F60CC33 101100100100110110011111011000001100110000110011
Fan 0xB24D9F60E41B 101100100100110110011111011000001110010000011011

Any chance CN2 or CN3 is unlabeled UART? There is a UART midea platform as well...
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False alarm. Looks like "Coolix" works -.-

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