Hello, I’m new here. I have a You Tube channel that talks about the schedules and functions of various models of Broadlink, but in Portuguese. But you can use Google translator. I am also user VeraPlus and Edge.
I’m sorry, but I did not understand how to integrate the two devices, Vera and Broadlink, could you pass me the step by step? I am also testing the IFTTT for Mios …
Tks
[quote=“cybrmage, post:1, topic:197515”]Broadlink RM2 Interface
Learn and send IR remote codes using your Vera.
No RM-Bridge required!!
Supported Devices
All Broadlink RM/RM2/RM3 devices.
Features:
Automatic detection of Broadlink devices
Management of IR codes from the code management page.
Manual send of codes from the code management page.
Send code using UPNP action, lua call_action or from a scene
Version History:
v1.10 (Version ID: 34952) November 7, 2017
– added - device discovery through device probing when discovery mechanism fails to discover devices
– added - device discovery via import of e-Control configuration
– changed - prevent re-import of IR/RF codes when processing additional e-Control imports
– changed - plugin excessively chatty when debug mode is disabled
v1.8 (Version ID: 34906) November 3, 2017
– fixed - json handling caused configuration page to fail to load under certain circumstances
– added - better device determination - support for more device variants
v1.6 (Version ID: 34892) October 30, 2017
– fixed - UPnP SendCode action causes plugin crash
v1.5 (Version ID: 34886) October 30, 2017
– fixed - code corruption when importing Pronto/e-Control codes
– fixed - code verification regected valid code under certain conditions
– added - update code name from code management page
v1.4 (Version ID: 34871) October 29, 2017
– added - Ability to manually import a code in the code management page
– added - Ability to manually import a PRONTO format code in the code management page
– added - Ability to import IR Code configuration from the Broadlink e-Controll mobile app (Android or IOS)
NOTE* - To import code from e-Control, you must
- know the IP Address of your device
- have the e-Control application running and select the “more functions” page (stacked bars icon in upper left corner of the “Control” page
- Select “share”, then select “Share to other phones in WLAN”
- On the plugin code management page, in the “Add code from network connected device running e-Control.” box, enter the IP address of the phone and click “Add”
v1.3 (Version ID: 34862) October 29, 2017
– fixed - typo prevented sending non-RF codes to non-pro devices
v1.2 (Version ID: 34856) October 29, 2017
– fixed - Broadlink device initial discovery did not occur
– added - option on device page to rescan for devices
v1.1 (Version ID: 34846) October 28, 2017
– Initial release.
– NOTE: This version will display in the UI as “v1.0”
Automatic installation:
You can install the plugin via the App Store from you Vera under the Apps/Install Apps menu.
You can update to the latest approved version in the App Store by going to Apps/My Apps, selecting the plugin and enabling “Auto Update”
You can force your Vera to update to a specific release before it is approved in the App Store by entering the following URL into your browser:
http://<your ip>:3480/data_request?id=action&serviceId=urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:HomeAutomationGateway1&action=CreatePlugin&PluginNum=8996&Version=<Version ID>
Make sure to replace with the IP Address of your Vera, and with the Version ID provided in the release post/ revision history.
Configuration
Once the plugin is installed, allow the LuaUPnP engine to finish loading and REFRESH YOUR BROWSER.
Open the device setup page, and click on the “Device” tab. The plugin will list all the Broadlink devices found on the network. Click on the “select” button next to the device you want to use for sending/learning IR codes.
You can then click on the “Codes” tab. The Codes page will show a summary of the existing learned codes (which will initially be empty). You can the click on the “Learn IR” button. The plugin will ask for the name you wish to give to the learned code. Once you enter the name and click on “ok”, the plugin will place the selected Broadlink device into learn mode (an amber led will light on the Broadlink device). You then have 30 seconds to point the remote at the broadlink device and press the button you wish to learn. Once the code is learned, the broadlink device will return to normal mode, and the code page will be updated with the new code. Once a code is learned, you can then test the code by clicking the “Send” button next to the code. Unneeded or unwanted codes can be removed by clicking on the “Remove” button.
To have the Broadlink device send an IR code, you can:
- Use a UPNP action to cause a stored code to be sent.
ie:
http://vera.ip.add.ress:3480/data_request?id=action&DeviceNum=<DeviceNumber>&serviceId=urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:Broadlink1&action=SendCode&CodeData=<stored code identifier>
Where:
vera.ip.add.ress = The IP Address of your Vera
<DeviceNumber> = The Vera Device ID of the Broadlink RM device
<stored code identifier> = the unique identifier of the stored code (see below for details)
or
luup.call_action("urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:Broadlink1", "SendCode", {CodeData = "<stored code identifier>"}, <DeviceNumber>)
Where:
<DeviceNumber> = The Vera Device ID of the Broadlink RM device
<stored code identifier> = the unique identifier of the stored code (see below for details)
- Use the Vera Scene Advanced editor, to send a code from a Vera Scene.
In the Vera Scene Editor, to to the advanced editor and select “Add Action”, select the Broadlink RM Interface device, Select the “SendCode” action, and enter the stored code identifier into the CodeData text box, and click on “Add”.
Stored Code Identifiers
Each learned code must be identified with a unique identifier. The unique identifier can be either the name of the stored code or the ID shown on the code management page.
Please note that, at this time, if you use more that a single word for the name of a code, you MUST use the ID to identify the code.
NOTE: Although the plugin identifies the IP address of the device that learned a code, the codes are NOT specific to individual Broadlink devices. You CAN learn code with one device and send them with another device.
**** PLEASE NOTE ****
If you have problems, and expect any support… you MUST post LuaUPnP logs showing the operation of the plugin (with the plugin debug mode enabled).[/quote]