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Support for Hitachi RAS-70YHA3 (remote RAR-3U3) · Issue #1757 · crankyoldgit/IRremoteESP8266 · GitHub

I am trying to add support for my Hitachi RAS-70YHA3 heatpump with remote RAR-3U3. I forked your repo and started an attempt (you'll have to forgive me, I'm not a c++ developer) a few months back, but I struggled a bit. I called it HITACHI_AC296.

My attempt is based on someone else's research on the same protocol. Using what I learnt there I was able to send working signals, I just wasn't able to get it into IRremoteESP8266 properly.

At the time I did not know about auto_analyse_raw_data.py, so I will give that a shot. I just wanted to open this ticket to track progress and have a place for guidance 🙏.

Raw output from IRrecvDumpV2 (I am using a VS1838b, but I don't seem to have had too many issues with it, I don't think):

Timestamp : 000016.193
Library   : v_IRREMOTEESP8266_VERSION_MAJOR._IRREMOTEESP8266_VERSION_MINOR._IRREMOTEESP8266_VERSION_PATCH

Protocol  : UNKNOWN
Code      : 0x4EB022A8 (298 Bits)
uint16_t rawData[595] = {3280, 1714,  360, 1278,  358, 518,  358, 516,  362, 514,  362, 512,  362, 514,  358, 516,  358, 520,  360, 516,  358, 514,  362, 516,  356, 518,  360, 1278,  360, 514,  360, 516,  360, 518,  360, 516,  360, 518,  358, 516,  358, 516,  358, 516,  360, 514,  362, 512,  364, 518,  360, 514,  362, 514,  360, 516,  358, 514,  360, 514,  362, 514,  358, 1280,  360, 518,  360, 1276,  362, 1278,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  358, 1280,  360, 1280,  358, 518,  356, 1282,  360, 1278,  358, 1282,  358, 1278,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  360, 1276,  360, 1278,  358, 1282,  360, 516,  360, 516,  360, 514,  360, 516,  358, 516,  362, 516,  358, 518,  356, 520,  362, 514,  360, 514,  360, 1276,  362, 1280,  358, 516,  360, 516,  358, 1278,  360, 1284,  358, 1276,  360, 1278,  360, 516,  360, 518,  360, 1274,  362, 1280,  358, 516,  360, 518,  360, 516,  358, 1280,  360, 514,  360, 514,  360, 1280,  360, 516,  358, 514,  360, 1282,  360, 1280,  358, 514,  360, 1278,  360, 1280,  358, 516,  358, 1278,  360, 1280,  358, 518,  360, 516,  360, 514,  360, 1278,  360, 516,  358, 518,  356, 518,  358, 1278,  360, 518,  362, 1278,  358, 1278,  360, 516,  358, 1276,  362, 1278,  358, 1280,  358, 516,  356, 1284,  362, 514,  360, 514,  360, 516,  360, 514,  360, 514,  362, 1278,  360, 1276,  362, 518,  358, 1278,  362, 1276,  360, 1278,  360, 1280,  358, 1280,  358, 516,  360, 516,  360, 1282,  362, 512,  362, 516,  360, 516,  360, 514,  360, 514,  360, 514,  362, 516,  358, 520,  358, 1278,  362, 1278,  358, 1280,  360, 1276,  362, 1278,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  360, 1282,  362, 518,  356, 518,  358, 516,  358, 516,  360, 516,  358, 514,  360, 516,  358, 520,  358, 1280,  358, 1280,  358, 1280,  358, 1278,  362, 1278,  358, 1278,  360, 1276,  362, 1284,  358, 518,  358, 516,  358, 516,  360, 516,  358, 516,  358, 516,  360, 514,  360, 520,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  362, 1278,  360, 1278,  362, 1278,  358, 1278,  362, 1278,  360, 1282,  360, 516,  360, 514,  360, 516,  360, 514,  360, 514,  360, 516,  360, 516,  360, 518,  360, 1278,  360, 1276,  362, 1278,  360, 1278,  362, 1278,  358, 1278,  362, 1280,  358, 1282,  358, 516,  360, 514,  360, 516,  360, 514,  360, 518,  358, 516,  358, 516,  360, 520,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  362, 1278,  360, 1276,  360, 1278,  360, 1282,  360, 514,  360, 1276,  360, 1280,  358, 516,  360, 1278,  362, 512,  360, 1278,  360, 518,  358, 1278,  362, 516,  356, 516,  360, 1278,  360, 518,  356, 1280,  360, 518,  358, 1284,  358, 1280,  358, 516,  358, 516,  360, 516,  358, 1282,  356, 1278,  360, 1278,  360, 1282,  358, 518,  360, 1276,  360, 1278,  360, 1276,  362, 514,  358, 516,  360, 516,  358, 518,  362, 514,  360, 516,  358, 516,  358, 516,  362, 512,  360, 516,  360, 512,  360, 518,  360, 1278,  360, 1276,  362, 1278,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  358, 1284,  360, 514,  358, 516,  360, 516,  360, 514,  358, 514,  362, 514,  362, 514,  358, 520,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  362, 1278,  360, 1276,  362, 1278,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  358, 1284,  360, 514,  362, 514,  362, 514,  360, 514,  360, 514,  362, 514,  358, 516,  360, 520,  358, 1278,  360, 1280,  358, 1276,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  360, 1282,  358, 1280,  360, 1278,  362, 512,  362, 514,  360, 514,  360, 514,  360, 516,  360, 518,  360, 514,  362, 514,  360, 1278,  360, 1278,  358, 1278,  360, 1276,  362, 1276,  360, 1280,  362};  // UNKNOWN 4EB022A8

Output from auto_analyse_raw_data.py.

Found 595 timing entries.
Potential Mark Candidates:
[3280, 364]
Potential Space Candidates:
[1714, 1284, 520]

Guessing encoding type:
Looks like it uses space encoding. Yay!

Guessing key value:
kHdrMark   = 3280
kHdrSpace  = 1714
kBitMark   = 359
kOneSpace  = 1278
kZeroSpace = 515

Decoding protocol based on analysis so far:

kHdrMark+kHdrSpace+10000000000010000000000000000010111111011111111100000000001100111100110001001001101101100010001011011101000001101111100100000000111111110000000011111111000000001111111100000000111111110000000011111111011010101001010110001111011100000000000011111111000000001111111100000000111111111100000000111111
  Bits: 296
  Hex:  0x80080002FDFF0033CC49B622DD06F900FF00FF00FF00FF00FF6A958F7000FF00FF00FFC03F (MSB first)
        0xFC03FF00FF00FF000EF1A956FF00FF00FF00FF00FF009F60BB446D9233CC00FFBF40001001 (LSB first)
  Dec:  63672915700286784428888561416304607301127352178493058802278520882964001991547211996971071 (MSB first)
        125333218691812209784605858600489852403040852452316227886439093576240819778267537704226817 (LSB first)
  Bin:  0b10000000000010000000000000000010111111011111111100000000001100111100110001001001101101100010001011011101000001101111100100000000111111110000000011111111000000001111111100000000111111110000000011111111011010101001010110001111011100000000000011111111000000001111111100000000111111111100000000111111 (MSB first)
        0b11111100000000111111111100000000111111110000000011111111000000000000111011110001101010010101011011111111000000001111111100000000111111110000000011111111000000001111111100000000100111110110000010111011010001000110110110010010001100111100110000000000111111111011111101000000000000000001000000000001 (LSB first)

Total Nr. of suspected bits: 296

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