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TCL 112 Protocol Turbo Wrong Position on TAC-12/XA73
The Turbo setting on my TCL TAC-12/XA73 Split Airco (don't know the model of the remote) is stored in a different bit.
In the original protocol the Turbo mode is set in bit 6 of Byte 6. While on my remote Turbo is stored in bit 7 of Byte 6.
Tested it by editing my local copy of "ir_Tcl.h" and it seems to work fine.
**Actually, most (but not all) features of the library work on the TCL TAC-12/XA73 (On/Off, Temp, Mode, Fan (including Quite and (now) Turbo), Light, Health, SwingV (but only Auto and Off), On of the things that are not working/missing are the Mid-Low and Mid-High Fan speeds. But these seems to be send via the kTcl112AcSpecial message type like the Quiet setting.
Modified code: // Byte 6 uint8_t Mode :4; uint8_t Health :1; uint8_t :1; uint8_t Turbo :1; uint8_t :1;
Original Code: // Byte 6 uint8_t Mode :4; uint8_t Health :1; uint8_t Turbo :1; uint8_t :2;
IR Dump:
Summery: On..: 0x23, 0xCB, 0x26, 0x01, 0x00, 0x24, 0x41, 0x06, 0x05, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x80, 0x05 Off..: 0x23, 0xCB, 0x26, 0x01, 0x00, 0x24, 0x01, 0x06, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x80, 0xC0
Turbo On:
Timestamp : 004934.289 Library : v2.8.6
Protocol : TCL112AC Code : 0x23CB26020040C0018300000000A9 (112 Bits) Mesg Desc.: Model: 1 (TAC09CHSD), Type: 2, Quiet: Off uint16_t rawData[227] = {3136, 1556, 528, 1054, 528, 1052, 530, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 1054, 530, 264, 552, 264, 554, 994, 588, 972, 610, 264, 552, 1054, 530, 264, 552, 266, 552, 1054, 528, 1054, 530, 264, 552, 1054, 528, 1054, 528, 266, 552, 264, 552, 1034, 548, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 1054, 528, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 554, 264, 552, 264, 552, 266, 552, 264, 554, 264, 554, 264, 552, 264, 554, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 554, 264, 552, 266, 552, 266, 552, 264, 552, 1032, 550, 264, 552, 264, 552, 266, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 1032, 550, 1032, 550, 1032, 550, 266, 552, 264, 554, 264, 554, 264, 554, 264, 578, 228, 586, 232, 586, 1006, 550, 1032, 550, 266, 550, 266, 550, 266, 550, 266, 552, 266, 550, 1034, 548, 268, 548, 268, 548, 268, 548, 268, 548, 268, 548, 268, 548, 270, 548, 268, 548, 270, 546, 270, 546, 272, 546, 270, 546, 272, 546, 272, 544, 274, 542, 276, 542, 296, 520, 298, 518, 300, 516, 300, 516, 302, 516, 302, 516, 302, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 302, 516, 300, 516, 302, 516, 300, 516, 302, 516, 302, 516, 302, 516, 1066, 514, 302, 516, 302, 516, 1068, 516, 300, 516, 1068, 514, 302, 516, 1068, 514}; // TCL112AC uint8_t state[14] = {0x23, 0xCB, 0x26, 0x02, 0x00, 0x40, 0xC0, 0x01, 0x83, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0xA9};
Timestamp : 004934.482 Library : v2.8.6
Protocol : TCL112AC Code : 0x23CB260100244106050000008005 (112 Bits) Mesg Desc.: Model: 1 (TAC09CHSD), Type: 1, Power: On, Mode: 1 (Heat), Temp: 25C, Fan: 5 (High), Swing(V): 0 (Auto), Swing(H): Off, Econo: Off, Health: Off, Turbo: Off, Light: On, On Timer: Off, Off Timer: Off uint16_t rawData[227] = {3110, 1560, 524, 1058, 524, 1060, 522, 272, 544, 272, 544, 272, 544, 1060, 522, 274, 544, 274, 544, 1060, 522, 1060, 522, 274, 542, 1062, 520, 274, 542, 274, 542, 1062, 520, 1062, 522, 296, 520, 1062, 520, 1062, 520, 296, 520, 296, 520, 1062, 520, 296, 520, 298, 520, 1064, 518, 298, 518, 300, 518, 298, 518, 298, 518, 300, 518, 300, 518, 300, 518, 300, 518, 300, 516, 302, 516, 300, 518, 300, 516, 300, 516, 302, 518, 298, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 1066, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 1066, 516, 300, 518, 300, 516, 1066, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 518, 1066, 516, 302, 516, 300, 518, 1066, 516, 1066, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 1066, 516, 300, 518, 1066, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 302, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 302, 516, 300, 516, 302, 516, 300, 518, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 518, 300, 518, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 302, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 302, 516, 300, 516, 302, 516, 300, 516, 302, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 1066, 516, 1066, 516, 300, 518, 1066, 516, 300, 516, 300, 516, 302, 516, 300, 516, 302, 516}; // TCL112AC uint8_t state[14] = {0x23, 0xCB, 0x26, 0x01, 0x00, 0x24, 0x41, 0x06, 0x05, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x80, 0x05};
Turbo Off: Timestamp : 004982.004 Library : v2.8.6
Protocol : TCL112AC Code : 0x23CB260200402001830000000009 (112 Bits) Mesg Desc.: Model: 1 (TAC09CHSD), Type: 2, Quiet: Off uint16_t rawData[227] = {3134, 1556, 528, 934, 648, 1052, 530, 264, 554, 264, 552, 264, 552, 1054, 528, 264, 552, 264, 552, 1042, 542, 1054, 528, 264, 552, 1052, 530, 264, 552, 264, 552, 1048, 536, 1054, 528, 264, 554, 1054, 528, 1054, 528, 264, 552, 264, 552, 1054, 528, 266, 552, 264, 554, 264, 552, 1052, 530, 264, 554, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 266, 552, 266, 552, 264, 554, 264, 552, 264, 552, 266, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 554, 1052, 530, 264, 552, 264, 554, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 1052, 530, 264, 552, 264, 554, 1032, 550, 264, 552, 266, 552, 266, 552, 264, 552, 264, 554, 264, 552, 264, 552, 1032, 550, 1032, 550, 266, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 554, 264, 552, 1032, 550, 264, 552, 264, 552, 266, 552, 266, 552, 264, 554, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 266, 552, 266, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 554, 264, 552, 264, 554, 264, 552, 264, 552, 264, 554, 262, 554, 262, 556, 262, 554, 264, 554, 1030, 576, 230, 588, 230, 588, 1006, 576, 230, 588, 230, 562, 264, 554, 262, 552}; // TCL112AC uint8_t state[14] = {0x23, 0xCB, 0x26, 0x02, 0x00, 0x40, 0x20, 0x01, 0x83, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x09};
Timestamp : 004982.188 Library : v2.8.6
Protocol : TCL112AC Code : 0x23CB2601002401060000000080C0 (112 Bits) Mesg Desc.: Model: 1 (TAC09CHSD), Type: 1, Power: On, Mode: 1 (Heat), Temp: 25C, Fan: 0 (Auto), Swing(V): 0 (Auto), Swing(H): Off, Econo: Off, Health: Off, Turbo: Off, Light: On, On Timer: Off, Off Timer: Off uint16_t rawData[227] = {3138, 1532, 552, 1030, 554, 1030, 576, 230, 588, 230, 586, 230, 586, 1006, 578, 230, 588, 228, 588, 1006, 576, 1006, 576, 230, 586, 1008, 550, 264, 552, 264, 552, 1032, 550, 1032, 550, 266, 552, 1032, 550, 1032, 550, 266, 550, 266, 552, 1032, 550, 266, 550, 266, 550, 1032, 550, 266, 550, 266, 550, 266, 550, 266, 550, 268, 550, 268, 550, 268, 550, 268, 550, 268, 550, 268, 550, 268, 548, 268, 548, 268, 548, 268, 548, 268, 548, 268, 548, 268, 550, 1034, 546, 270, 548, 270, 548, 1034, 546, 270, 548, 268, 548, 1036, 546, 270, 548, 270, 548, 270, 548, 270, 548, 270, 546, 270, 548, 268, 548, 270, 548, 1038, 544, 1038, 546, 270, 546, 270, 548, 270, 546, 270, 548, 270, 546, 270, 546, 270, 548, 270, 546, 272, 546, 272, 546, 272, 546, 272, 546, 272, 546, 272, 546, 272, 546, 272, 546, 272, 544, 272, 544, 272, 544, 272, 544, 272, 544, 272, 544, 274, 544, 272, 546, 272, 544, 274, 544, 274, 544, 274, 542, 274, 542, 276, 542, 274, 542, 274, 542, 298, 520, 296, 520, 296, 520, 296, 520, 298, 520, 298, 520, 298, 520, 298, 518, 298, 518, 298, 518, 298, 518, 298, 518, 1064, 518, 298, 518, 298, 518, 300, 518, 300, 518, 300, 516, 300, 518, 1066, 516, 1066, 516}; // TCL112AC uint8_t state[14] = {0x23, 0xCB, 0x26, 0x01, 0x00, 0x24, 0x01, 0x06, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x80, 0xC0};
Probably easy enough to code up. But can you see if there is some ways to tell the models apart from the message code/array? If we can find that, we can have the library detect the difference.
Please let us know if you find something.
Probably easy enough to code up. But can you see if there is some ways to tell the models apart from the message code/array? If we can find that, we can have the library detect the difference.
Please let us know if you find something.
I have no idea how to do this or where to begin. I can send you some more dumps from my remote if that helps. Picture below of my remote.
Compare the hex string generated by the library and your remote. If there are other differences other then the but you're talking about, they may help
It all looks the same, except that some functions are stored in different places (like Turbo) and for the (extra) functions that my remote has, like iFeel.