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I just upgraded my firmware and captured the upload. Attached is a dump of the HTTP post. [daikin.zip](https://github.com/ael-code/daikin-control/files/2954445/daikin.zip) The client then verifies the checksum (possibly after reboot), not sure what...

Ah that would explain it then. So I cannot support the Tuya ones alas (unless someone wants to write support and send a PR?). In the meantime I'll have to...

I didn't reverse engineer from scratch. I referenced a lot of existing code such as https://github.com/binsentsu/am43-ctrl but once I had the basics from there I also reverse engineered some more...

I've not got the bad mosquitto version so can't reproduce. Feel free to send a PR and I'll merge a fix that helps.

Perhaps using 'homeassistant.local' as the MQTT address will work. Else you may need to find out the actual IP address and specify that.

In this case, you're best bet is to probably just only count every other output from the library. So taking the examples in the code, only do work when 'counter'...

That depends on how they behave internally regarding switching. If you have a part number or otherwise know the pinout, then if they behave like a regular rotary encoder they...

It could just be that you have the two output pins swapped?

You need to download the Time library: https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/Time

I had weird scanning like this on a vaery similar display, and solved with `display.begin(4)` and `display.setScanPattern(ZAGGIZ)`.