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Broadlink Manager is a very simple way to work with broadlink rm products.
when i just started working with Broadlink via Home Assistant i found out that teching the system a new code was not that simple and user friendly.
so after searching the internet i found this little project written in c# that did wat i want, very easy way to work with broadlink.
but, my device type was new model and unsupported so i extended the support for all new models and added a feature wich allows me to add new device without using broadlink application.
Features
- Standalon
- Suports all RM Series
- learn and send IR/RF Command
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License
GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)Follow Broadlink Manager
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User Reviews
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Good app but contains many spelling mistakes... plus can i get the visual basic solution?i want to add somethings into it here is my email if u want to send it elyas.rahimi.4.28@gmail.com
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This program makes it so much easier to copy IR and RF codes for Home Assistant. It works perfectly with my RM Pro and RM Mini 3.
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Not maintained, lack of support on new models. Code was copied from another project that suffers from the same problems like not identifying more than 1 device at a time, even though there are few connected (Once you disconnect the one that it found, then the discovery finds the next one), etc.
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Came across this by accident - represents a really easy way of capturing codes for something like home assistant. It's fairly easy to use, though a few little tooltips here and there might help the first time user. If you're not connected to a WiFi network it seems you can manually add a device though it didn't seem to do anything for me until I discovered the scan option. I have 2 devices but it only finds the first one unless you power one of the devices off. It would be nice to be able to swap between devices. In any event a big thankyou to the developer, I can now uninstall the rubbish broadlink apps which aren't terribly intuitive.