Dominik

The last update was just 5 days ago. A delay in commands would require a queue to be added, which is currently not the case. For me the project is...

No, still happens on the DNSK-P11.

There's 2 different connectors, one internal and one external. You can replace either with an ESP and it should work (see the readme for more details). I currently have a...

Can everyone with no outside temperature enable verbose logging and post a few of the incoming packets as well as their current expected outside temperature? It's possible that your AC...

You could download the service manual from the Panasonic page for your unit and locate the CN-WLAN connector on the board.

There's no special requirements for the ESP32 board you use, the NodeMCU boards will work just fine.

There is no pre-made board for this repo, it's just a normal ESP8266 or ESP32 dev board. As such it can do everything an ESP can do through ESPHome: https://esphome.io/...

@donnib Yes, you can use the Home Assistant sensor to get an external temperature sensor into ESPHome: https://esphome.io/components/sensor/homeassistant.html Of course you have to write the temperature logic yourself.

You would have to switch between max and min temperature and heat and cool mode. That should make the AC ignore any internal temperature reading and always heat/cool forever.

Yes, the supported modes are set in the climate traits and it should be possible to set them dynamically: https://github.com/DomiStyle/esphome-panasonic-ac/blob/master/components/panasonic_ac/esppac.cpp#L21 > Also with cooling only models the HA HVAC_MODE_HEAT_COOL mode...