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Hello,
I received a KC868-AGv3 and installed KCS_AGV3_V3.27.2 on it. I'm struggling to get it to work with my ceiling fans (brand / model is CARRO USA Osborn).
I can successfully listen and capture signals from the fan's remote, but transmitting them from the KC868-AGv3 doesn't work with the fan. I tried settings of 10, 30, and 100 for the "Adjust Repeat Count" option, without success.
How can I debug this further?
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RF support EV1527 or PT2262 wireless code. maybe your RF remote use by private RF protocol.
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Is there a way I could confirm that?
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maybe you can open your remote , check the wireless IC.
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Yesterday, 01:16 AM
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I installed ESPHome and from the logs, the fans/remotes are using rolling codes. Looks like it'll take some reverse engineering...
The PCB in the remote has a model number on it: QZ0009RF-V06
Unfortunately I can find no reference to this online.
The only chips on the board are an unlabeled SOIC16 and a very small SOIC6 (whose label is too small for my eyes to read).
Guessing that the SOIC16 is the microcontroller and the SOIC6 is the RF transmitter. There's also a 13.560 MHz crystal, so I suppose it transmits at 433.92 MHz (13.560 x 32).
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it's not easy to copy that code.
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Using Claude Code, I've managed to reverse engineer it. I'll clean it up and post the .yaml I'm using here. Maybe it'll be useful for you or someone else.
