Add basic support for YX1F8F remote #2005
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I should also add that this remote and AC unit has the following temperature range: 60 to 90 Fahrenheit, which is not what the current safe min/max is in the header file. I'm not sure if it is worth the effort to create a second set of "safe" minimums just for this remote, and the few extra degrees are not needed by me so I did not bother to implement it, but would be willing if the request is warranted. |
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This merge request adds basic support for the YX1F8F remote. This includes support for setting temperature, fan, and mode (including a new eco mode).
It does not currently include support for using the timer functionality. That requires sending 3 packets, of which the middle packet seems to contain an internal timer countdown reference that is tracked by the remote. I have mapped that packet out, but need to see if the timer value actually affects the internal timer on the AC unit or not.