Samuel Sieb

This is probably still waiting for an upstream release and for esphome to move to that new version.

There appear to be many devices that use this "protocol" with all 16 bits and the IR code references refer to them as NEC, so this will break many uses.

The specific codes involved were https://github.com/probonopd/irdb/blob/master/codes/Onkyo/Receiver/210%2C108.csv, but that's just an example. There's also more discussion at https://github.com/esphome/issues/issues/3309.

I'm not having any problem. I'm saying that making this change will break all the people using that. The IR databases say that's what to use.

```yaml - remote_transmitter.transmit_nec: address: 0x6dd2 command: 0xfb04 ``` That's a working command.

Ok, I read through the discussion again and I see I missed the part about allowing 16-bit addresses. Please edit the initial comment to include that information. If that's included,...

I haven't forgotten about this. I just haven't had time to look at it yet.

It provides some methods that you can call from lambdas. However you trigger those lambdas is up to you. mqtt, HA service calls, esphome automations, etc.

I just told you several ways...

Those actions don't exist, you need to call the methods. But this is not the place for support. Use Discord instead or possibly other forums. What you're asking is not...