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For this platform to work, we need a .json file containing all the necessary IR commands.
Find your device's brand code here and add the number in the device_code field. The compoenent will download it to the correct folder. If your device is not working, you will need to learn your own codes and place the .json file in smartir/codes/media_player/ subfolders. Please note that the device_code field only accepts positive numbers. The .json extension is not required.
Configuration variables:
name (Optional): The name of the device unique_id (Optional): An ID that uniquely identifies this device. If two devices have the same unique ID, Home Assistant will raise an exception. device_code (Required): ...... (Accepts only positive numbers) controller_data (Required): The data required for the controller to function. Enter the IP address of the Broadlink device (must be an already configured device), or the entity id of the Xiaomi IR controller, or the MQTT topic on which to send commands. delay (Optional): Adjusts the delay in seconds between multiple commands. The default is 0.5 power_sensor (Optional): entity_id for a sensor that monitors whether your device is actually On or Off. This may be a power monitor sensor. (Accepts only on/off states) source_names (Optional): Override the names of sources as displayed in HomeAssistant (see below)
Example (using broadlink controller):
Add a Broadlink RM device named "Bedroom" via config flow (read the docs).
Source names in device files are usually set to the name that the media player uses. These often aren't very descriptive, so you can override these names in the configuration file. You can also remove a source by setting its name to null.
media_player:
- platform: smartirname: Living room TVunique_id: living_room_tvdevice_code: 1000controller_data: 192.168.10.10source_names:
HDMI1: DVD PlayerHDMI2: XboxVGA: null
Changing channels
Most IR remotes can only send one key at a time (0 to 9) to change your TV channel, changing to other channels requires pressing 2 consecutive keys. SmartIR handles any channel for you with the standard Home Assistant service interface. Here is an example that changes your Kitchen TV to channel 51:
The following are the code files created by the amazing people in the community. Before you start creating your own code file, try if one of them works for your device. Please open an issue if your device is working and not included in the supported models.
Contributing to your own code files is welcome. However, we do not accept incomplete files as well as files related to MQTT controllers.