I have a basic Midea AC unit that lacks Wi-Fi connectivity, and I’m interested in making it smart. It consists of a main PCB, which I prefer not to tamper with, and a smaller daughter PCB responsible for receiving remote control inputs and communicating with the main PCB via four wires. The daughter PCB features a SinoWealth chip (SH79F1612A) (SinoWealth 中颖电子).
I managed to intercept and analyze the signals on the four wires using a logic analyzer, but I’m struggling to identify the protocol being utilized.
Despite thorough research, I remain at an impasse.
… and use the same settings on channel 2 – which might just have more idle time between bytes. From this point, it’s a matter of studying the decoded data and trying to correlate that to the system (e.g., when something is on or off, displayed values, etc.)
Wow, I can’t thank you enough! I must have experimented with every async serial parameter, but none seemed to do the trick. Perhaps I should have taken a more analytical approach like you did.
That push was all i needed, now I’ll try to decode the information, there are some github repos that are promising.
Thank you again!