Being able to control Mitsubishi air conditioners

[Archive] Feature request
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I have a Mitsubishi air conditioner and I would like to be able to control it from Gladys.

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The little PR that does the trick:

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Could you detail which air conditioner you’re talking about? Because there can be several different systems (split / ducted) and different control technologies.

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I’m talking about air conditioners like this :

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When you add your split units on MELCloud, you have to enter a bunch of info like the serial numbers of your split units and the outdoor units.
Normally, if I understood MELCloud’s « documentation Â» correctly, all their air conditioners are configurable as long as you can install the Wi-Fi module

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Hello.

I also have two splits (indoor units) from Mitsubishi (reversible air conditioners) using MelCloud. I am therefore also interested in integrating MELCloud into Gladys to be able to control my air conditioners and create scenarios.

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@Lokkye can you make a Docker build of your PR so @Wesley_K can test it on his machine in addition to yours? :slight_smile:

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@pierre-gilles and @Wesley_K: Here is the Docker image that works: delogzway/gladys:melcloud

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Hello @Lokkye.

Thank you very much. I’ll try to test it as soon as I can. I first need to find a mini PC to install Gladys on.

Quick question — since you have the same split units as I do, I suppose you’ve installed a connected thermostat like Netnano to manage full scenarios with your AC (for example, if the room temperature is >= 28 then you set the AC to 26).

Thanks again for the work on the MelCloud integration.:+1:

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Hello @Wesley_K

[quote=« Wesley_K, post:8, topic:8274 Â»]
Quick question since you own the same split units as I do, I suppose you installed a connected thermostat like Netnano to manage full scenarios with your AC (for example, if the room temperature is

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Before getting feedback from @Wesley_K, I gave you a small technical review @Lokkye :slight_smile:

I didn’t find anything major, I just noticed that there were a lot of variables referring to the Tuya integration (I guess you based it on the Tuya integration), maybe do a pass over the code with a quick search to replace any mention of the Tuya integration? :slight_smile:

My review:

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@pierre-gilles : I’ve just addressed the feedback on the PR :slight_smile: (Yes, I based my code on Tuya to have the same structure across the integrations)
L’image Docker est en cours de crĂ©ation

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@Wesley_K Are you going to test the integration soon or not? :slight_smile: No problem if not, just say so and we can organize on our side!

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@Lokkye I did a technical review of the PR, everything is fine except for 2 lingering console.log statements, but it’s really a minor detail :stuck_out_tongue: MELCloud integration (Mitsubishi Electric devices) by callemand · Pull Request #1839 · GladysAssistant/Gladys · GitHub

Since I don’t think @Wesley_K is on the forum, as soon as the review is fixed, I’ll merge the PR — we’re not going to wait ages either :slight_smile:

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@pierre-g

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Excellent, as soon as the tests pass, I’ll merge! Thanks for the quick response!

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It’s merged, and it will be included in the next version of Gladys!

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Live feature in Gladys Assistant 4.29: