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I'm wanting to use something exactly like this to control my 2 MHI aircons.
the larger (model escapes me right now) offers an eco mode which runs in a low power mode. One of the reasons i want to be able to control them is in the event my mains grid fails and i run on battery. - to maximise battery life i first want to reduce to eco mode and then off. Has anyone any idea what bitfields eco mode might use?
(the remote control has a combined power/eco mode - 1 push give power mode, 2 gives eco mode).
I guess i will have to monitor the unit for state change when i manually enter eco mode.
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Eco and Power modes separate when trying to use IR codes, but Eco it's just -2.5 (heating) / -1.5 (cooling) from set temperature, so you can just lower the temperature. Power - max/min (heating/cooling) temperature + max fan.
Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening..
I'm wanting to use something exactly like this to control my 2 MHI aircons.
the larger (model escapes me right now) offers an eco mode which runs in a low power mode. One of the reasons i want to be able to control them is in the event my mains grid fails and i run on battery. - to maximise battery life i first want to reduce to eco mode and then off. Has anyone any idea what bitfields eco mode might use?
(the remote control has a combined power/eco mode - 1 push give power mode, 2 gives eco mode).
I guess i will have to monitor the unit for state change when i manually enter eco mode.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: