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Artem2018-04-08 20:56:19
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Artem, 2018-04-08 20:56:19

Is it possible to make Arduino friends with Broadlink?

There is a Broadlink RM Pro RM03 2018 to control the air conditioner and switches.
I would like to assemble a weather station on the Arduino, which will consist of two modules with sensors (outside and in the house) and transfer this data to the tablet.
Is it possible to teach Arduino to use Broadlink for this? I see it this way: periodically the module turns on, collects data from sensors, packs it into one line and sends it to Broadlink via radio. The application on the tablet via Wi-Fi periodically takes this data from Broadlink and displays the weather based on it. Is it possible? Maybe there are some ready-made libraries or protocol description for working with Broadlink from Arduino? Or should such a weather station be implemented in a different way? If others, how?

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Alexander, 2018-04-08
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Judging by https://github.com/mjg59/python-broadlink , AES is used there - which is already complicated for an arduino, but AES attempts were https://github.com/DavyLandman/AESLib - but I would take some OrangePi so as not to take a steam bath, and use the Python library.

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