deiger
Question: Will this work with a Fujitsu Mini Split that has the built in wifi?
I have a Halcyon unit with built in WiFi. I use FGLair to control it, recently got a Smartthings hub and want to integrate it.
It would help a lot if you could find out what wifi module is installed in your AC. However, FGLair is in the list of supported apps, so you could probably try and see if the query_cli.py returns any plausible results. If it does, you can proceed with the server script, and see if it works only with on/off => you have a AEH-W4E1 , or with all parameters => you have a AEH-W4B1 , or with nothing => you have something else.
FGLair is supported. You need to pass the script the right --device_type flag. You can try looking at the WiFi module - if its model is AP-WA?E, AP-WC?E, AP-WD?E or AP-WF?E (with a number instead of the question mark), set the device_type to fgl. If its model is AP-WB?E, set the device_type to fgl_b.
Alternatively, you can try one of them, and see if it works.
Thanks , I need to figure out what module I have. Hoping this works better than the FGLair app itself. Terribly unreliable....
On Tue, Jul 14, 2020 at 5:58 AM deiger [email protected] wrote:
FGLair is supported. You need to pass the script the right --device_type flag. You can try looking at the WiFi module - if its model is AP-WA?E, AP-WC?E, AP-WD?E or AP-WF?E (with a number instead of the question mark), set the device_type to fgl. If its model is AP-WB?E, set the device_type to fgl_b. Alternatively, you can try one of them, and see if it works.
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