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LEXY F501 Fan support request #34

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Johnnybyzhang opened this issue Jul 23, 2021 · 5 comments
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LEXY F501 Fan support request #34

Johnnybyzhang opened this issue Jul 23, 2021 · 5 comments

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@Johnnybyzhang
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Johnnybyzhang commented Jul 23, 2021

Below is the list for DPSID&coresponding functions:

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DPSID Function Possibliliies
1 power Bool
2 mode forestwindhigh/low,sleepwindhigh/low
4 rotation off,30,60,90,360+,360-
6 Timer 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7
9 light Bool
16 child lock Bool
17 sound Bool
102 level 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15
plus: the device id is 6c26bcd21d7aa27babaahd
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Thanks for the info.

Device ID is specific to your device, but if you have a record of the product id (reported as productKey in some places, product_id in others), it might be useful for a future enhancement, since that is common to all Lexy F501 fans, and may be used in future to improve device detection reliability.

The mode possibilities are not totally clear to me. Is is "forestwindhigh", "forestwindlow", "sleepwindhigh", "sleepwindlow"? I'm not sure about the sleepwindhigh - normally a sleep mode would use low speeds only to keep the fan quiet, so is it "sleep", "windhigh", "windlow" instead?

make-all added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 24, 2021
Add a config file based on info from issue #34
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Johnnybyzhang commented Jul 24, 2021

"sleepwindhigh", "sleepwindlow"

I have checked and confirmed that there are two sleep modes. One of which operates even slower than another one.
Additionally, it should be 360positive and 360negative instead of 360+ and 360-.
Sorry for the incorrect info.

P.S: how do I get the Product ID?

@make-all
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Product ID may be printed when your device is discovered, depending on the method that you used to obtain your local key.
Currently the integration does not support discovery, so it is not obtained by the integration. If you have a PC with python installed, you can get it by:

pip install tinytuya
python -m tinytuya

This will list all the discovered devices on your network.

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Just checked and confirmed that the Product ID is unqopjvzu4ut6hb0.

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Thanks the device support has been released in 0.9.0.

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