hass:samsun_vacuum_cleaner
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| This should be sent to the '' | This should be sent to the '' | ||
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| + | Integrating into Home Assistant looks like this: | ||
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| + | < | ||
| + | - platform: mqtt | ||
| + | name: " | ||
| + | supported_features: | ||
| + | - turn_on | ||
| + | - turn_off | ||
| + | - return_home | ||
| + | - pause | ||
| + | - stop | ||
| + | command_topic: | ||
| + | payload_turn_on: | ||
| + | payload_turn_off: | ||
| + | payload_return_to_base: | ||
| + | payload_start_pause: | ||
| + | payload_stop: | ||
| + | </ | ||
| With the cleaner out of the dock, the dock seems to transmit some sort of homing signal, also via IR. This could potentially spam your receiver, which in turn would spam your MQTT server. A simple solution here is to disable the GPIO used for the IR receiver in your device. | With the cleaner out of the dock, the dock seems to transmit some sort of homing signal, also via IR. This could potentially spam your receiver, which in turn would spam your MQTT server. A simple solution here is to disable the GPIO used for the IR receiver in your device. | ||
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