Control your Midea M-Smart appliances via local area network.
This library is part of https://github.com/georgezhao2010/midea_ac_lan code. It was separated to segregate responsibilities.
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from midealocal.discover import discover
# Without knowing the ip address
discover()
# If you know the ip address
discover(ip_address="203.0.113.11")
# The device type is in hexadecimal as in midealocal/devices/TYPE
type_code = hex(list(discover().values())[0]['type'])[2:]
from midealocal.discover import discover
from midealocal.devices import device_selector
token = '...'
key = '...'
# Get the first device
d = list(discover().values())[0]
# Select the device
ac = device_selector(
name="AC",
device_id=d['device_id'],
device_type=d['type'],
ip_address=d['ip_address'],
port=d['port'],
token=token,
key=key,
protocol=d['protocol'],
model=d['model'],
subtype=0,
customize="",
)
# Connect and authenticate
ac.connect()
# Getting the attributes
print(ac.attributes)
# Setting the temperature
ac.set_target_temperature(23.0, None)
# Setting the swing
ac.set_swing(False, False)
FAQs
Control your Midea M-Smart appliances via local area network
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