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hi, is there a way to change the format of the data returned on mqtt when an rf code is received?tele/sonoffBridge/RESULT = {"RfReceived":{"Sync":9580,"Low":310,"High":870,"Data":"83008F","RfKey":"None"}}
for example above the Data is in HEX format 83008F but if i want to send an rf code in HEX cmnd/sonoffBridge/RfCode the data needs prefixing with # so a payload would be #83008F this is difficult to use in home assistant as the state and command payloads are required to be identical. it makes more sense to me to keep the data formats the same weather hex or dec or be able to choose. thanks in advance for any respose.
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hi, is there a way to change the format of the data returned on mqtt when an rf code is received?
tele/sonoffBridge/RESULT = {"RfReceived":{"Sync":9580,"Low":310,"High":870,"Data":"83008F","RfKey":"None"}}
for example above the Data is in HEX format 83008F but if i want to send an rf code in HEX
cmnd/sonoffBridge/RfCode
the data needs prefixing with # so a payload would be#83008F
this is difficult to use in home assistant as the state and command payloads are required to be identical. it makes more sense to me to keep the data formats the same weather hex or dec or be able to choose. thanks in advance for any respose.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: