arduino-heatpumpir

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

For concrete examples, see the MySensors (Arduino + nRF24 radio) and ESPEasy (ESP8266 modules) integrations:

• https://github.com/mysensors/MySensorsArduinoExamples/tree/master/examples/HeatpumpIRController
• https://github.com/ToniA/ESPEasy/blob/master/ESPEasy/_P115_HeatpumpIR.ino

An Arduino library to control pump/split unit air conditioner. Currently supporting at least these models:

• Ballu
• Carrier 42NQV035G / 38NYV035H2 (Carrier remote control P/N WH-L05SE)
• Daikin RXS25G2V1B / FVXS25FV1B (Remote control P/N ARC452A1)
• Hisense AUD (remote control Y-H1-01, Y-H1-02(E), Y-J1, Y-E4-07) probably AUC model
• Hyundai (remote control P/N Y512F2)
  • This is probably a generic Gree model
  • Model H-AR21-07H (remote control P/N YKR-P/002E) confirmed as AUX
• Fujitsu Nocria AWYZ14 (remote control P/N AR-PZ2)
  • Also Fujitsu remote controls RY3-AR and AR-RCE1E
• IVT AY-XP12FR-N (remote control CRMC-A673JBEZ)
• Midea MSR1-12HRN1-QC2 + MOA1-12HN1-QC2, sold as Ultimate Pro Plus Basic 13FP in Finland (Midea remote control P/N RG51M1/E)
  • Also other Midea models sold as 'Ultimate', even some inverter models
  • Also Onnline (sold through Onninen) has been reported to work
• Mitsubishi Heavy SRKxxZJ-S (Remote control P/N RKX502A001C)
• Mitsubishi Heavy SRKxxZM-S (Remote Control P/N RLA502A700B)
• Mitsubishi Heavy SRKxxZMP-S (Remote Control P/N RKX502A001P)
• Mitsubishi Heavy FDTCxxVF (Remote Control P/N PJA502A704AA)
• Mitsubishi MSZ FD-25, probably also FD-35 (remote control P/N KM09D 0052376)
  • Also FH series has been confirmed to work
• Mitsubishi Electric MSC-GA20VB, MSC-GA25VB, MSC-GA35VB (remote control P/N KP1A)
• Panasonic E9/E12-CKP (Panasonic remote control P/N A75C2295)
• Panasonic E9/E12-DKE (Panasonic remote control P/N A75C2616)
• Panasonic E9/E12-JKE and E9/E12-NKE
• Samsung
  • AQV12PSBN / AQV09ASA
  • Samsung FJM (RJ040F2HXEA / 2XMH026FNEA), Remote Control P/N ARH-465
• Sharp AY-ZP40KR (remote control P/N CRMC-A788JBEZ), possibly also IVT
• Toshiba Daiseikai (Toshiba remote control P/N WH-TA01EE).
  • Fully compatible with CarrierNQV functions instead of Daiseikai functions.
  • Tested with: RAS-10G2KVP-E RAS-10G2AVP-E and RAS-13G2KVP-E RAS-13G2AVP-E
• Tosot T18H-SN/I (remote control P/N YAA1FB) as GreeYAA variant
  • Also marketed as Tadiran brand

Instructions

• Download the library, and place it under your personal Arduino 'libraries' directory, under directory 'HeatpumpIR'
• See the example sketches

ESP8266 support

This library also supports ESP8266. Just change the IR send method from 'IRSenderPWM' to 'IRSenderESP8266':

IRSenderESP8266 irSender(1);     // IR led on ESP8266 digital pin 1

This method are updated to use ESP8266 SDK built-int startWaveform() function which utilizes Timer1 for more accurate waveform generation.

As an alternative methods these are available:

• IRSenderESP8266Alt - This method uses ESP.getCycleCount() function. This might be affected by inaccuracy during WiFi comms.
• IRSenderBitBang - Generic method using delayMicroseconds. Worst accuracy, but available on any platform.
• IRSenderIRremoteESP8266 - This method requires IRremoteESP8266 library. Good accuracy, but worse than IRSenderESP8266.

Note that depending on your board, certain GPIO's might not be available. For example on NodeMCU, the usable GPIO's are D1 (GPIO5), D2 (GPIO4), D6 (GPIO12), D7 (GPIO13) and D3 (GPIO0).

ESPEasy on ESP8266 board

This library (together with the HeatpumpIR plugin) is integrated into the ESP Easy firmware. The a look here: https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy

• Download the pre-built firmware under the 'Releases' tab
• HeatpumpIR is included in the 'minimalIRext' images
• Documentation: https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Plugin/P088.html#p088-page

ESP32 support

This library also supports ESP32. Just change the IR send method from 'IRSenderPWM' to 'IRSenderESP32':

IRSenderESP32 irSender(2, 0);     // IR led on ESP22 digital pin 2, 0 - ESP32 LEDC channel. 

Arduino example

How to contribute

All these heatpump / A/C models have been reverse-engineered, by decoding the IR signal from the remote control. See the sketch https://github.com/ToniA/Raw-IR-decoder-for-Arduino for more information.

First the protocol needs to be understood

• The frame structure, and the timings of the symbols
• The bits which signal these
  • ON/OFF state
  • Operating mode (heat, cool, dry, fan, auto)
  • Temperature
  • Fan speed
  • Airflow direction etc. settings
  • And last, but not least, the algorithm to calculate the checksum of the IR signal

Once a working decoder module has been written, writing a transmitter module into HeatpumpIR is easy. I can help in coding the modules, and I'm also happy to receive pull requests.