04.07.2016, 21:08
Hi,
Most new Daikin aricons are already shipped with or can be added with a nice WiFi online controller which uses an HTTP API to communicate with its supplied smartphone app.
Recently I bought one and started to intercept its traffic with tools like Fiddler, so I found all the api calls and responses.
For example, if you type to a web browser this:
http://IPADDRESS/aircon/get_sensor_info?
it responds like this:
ret=OK,htemp=29.0,hhum=-,otemp=31.0,err=0,cmpfreq=0
The same way you can get much more info, as well as send commands by using "http://IPADDRESS/aircon/set_control_info?" followed by the parameters separated by "&".
Is there an example or a simple guide to follow so I can send a request and then parse the respond and read for example the returned "otemp" value (outside temperature measured by the outdoor unit) and write it to a KNX temp object?
Thank you in advance.
Most new Daikin aricons are already shipped with or can be added with a nice WiFi online controller which uses an HTTP API to communicate with its supplied smartphone app.
Recently I bought one and started to intercept its traffic with tools like Fiddler, so I found all the api calls and responses.
For example, if you type to a web browser this:
http://IPADDRESS/aircon/get_sensor_info?
it responds like this:
ret=OK,htemp=29.0,hhum=-,otemp=31.0,err=0,cmpfreq=0
The same way you can get much more info, as well as send commands by using "http://IPADDRESS/aircon/set_control_info?" followed by the parameters separated by "&".
Is there an example or a simple guide to follow so I can send a request and then parse the respond and read for example the returned "otemp" value (outside temperature measured by the outdoor unit) and write it to a KNX temp object?
Thank you in advance.