Xiaomi Mi Smart Pedestal Fan

Using FanP10's class for P18 similar to P11 and P15. It fixes the issue #136

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Some units of the 'Mi/Xiaomi Smart Standing Fan 2 P30' ship with a newer ESP32C3 WiFi chip and report themselves over miIO as model 'xiaomi.fan.p30' instead of the existing 'dmaker.fan.p30'. This is a genuinely different, currently undocumented MIoT spec (no entry on home.miot-spec.com or miot-spec.org at the time of writing) with a completely different property layout: separate services per function (LED, buzzer, child lock, delay timer) instead of one combined 'fan' service. Currently, fan.py forces xiaomi.fan.p30 through the dmaker.fan.p10 mapping (see the existing 'elif model in …

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Hi there, today I got myself a Smart Standing Fan 2 Pro, so I spent some time adding support to it. I have tested all the supported functions and they all work correctly. [code] https://www.mi.com/global/product/xiaomi-smart-standing-fan-2-pro/

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… copied the work of @geirra and modified the mapping according to the specs here https://miot-spec.org/miot-spec-v2/instance?type=urn:miot-spec-v2:device:fan:0000A005:xiaomi-p43:1. I'm not a Developer, so this is copied and pasted from a local copy I was working on when I found out that on/off works if I force the model to be teh p85 for my p43. I hope there are no mistakes due to my pasting. The fan.py I have modified for my Home Asisstant Works as expected.

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My device is zhimi.fan.za1 v2.0.3. The value from `get_prop "['speed']"` seems pretty weird, it keeps varying from like 400~700 even the fan speed isn't changing. `['speed_level']` does show the current speed of the fan correctly. Enabling `homekit` with `fan: - platform: xiaomi_miio_fan` would make hass keep complain about the `KeyError`: [code] Looks like it treats the `"['speed']"` prop as the actual speed, then turns out to be invalid. Therefore I have to create a custom fan template in order to be able to change its speed via homekit. Is this intended or have I missed something? Thanks …

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Summary - Add support for `xiaomi.fan.p70` (Xiaomi Smart Desktop Air Circulation Fan) - Implements `XiaomiFanP70` class extending `XiaomiFanP33` with P70-specific MIoT mapping - Vertical oscillation exposed via `FanEntityFeature.DIRECTION` (forward = on, reverse = off) - Reuses `fan_set_vertical_oscillation_on/off` services - Adds `FanStatusP70`, `FanP70`, `OperationModeFanP70` (Straight=0 / Natural=1) - Follows same `get_properties_for_mapping` pattern as P76/P39 ## Device | Property | Value | |---|---| | Model | `xiaomi.fan.p70` | | Name | Xiaomi Smart Desktop Air Circulation Fan | | …

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Summary - Add support for `xiaomi.fan.p76` (Xiaomi Smart Standing Air Circulation Fan / JLLDS01XY) - Implements `XiaomiFanP76` class extending `XiaomiFanP33` with P76-specific MIoT mapping - Adds vertical oscillation control via new services `fan_set_vertical_oscillation_on/off` - Adds `FanStatusP76`, `FanP76`, `OperationModeFanP76` (Straight/Natural modes) - MIoT property mapping: fan speed, horizontal/vertical swing, LED, buzzer, child lock, delay ## Device | Property | Value | |---|---| | Model | `xiaomi.fan.p76` | | Name | Xiaomi Smart Standing Air Circulation Fan | | SKU | JLLDS01XY | | …

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… copied the work of @geirra and modified the mapping according to the specs here https://miot-spec.org/miot-spec-v2/instance?type=urn:miot-spec-v2:device:fan:0000A005:xiaomi-p43:1. I'm not a Developer, so this is copied and pasted from a local copy I was working on when I found out that on/off works if I force the model to be teh p85 for my p43. I hope there are no mistakes due to my pasting. The fan.py I have modified for my Home Asisstant Works as expected.

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Added support for Xiaomi Smart Tower Fan (dmaker.fan.p39) For reference: API overview: https://home.miot-spec.com/spec/dmaker.fan.p39 Spec: https://miot-spec.org/miot-spec-v2/instance?type=urn:miot-spec-v2:device:fan:0000A005:dmaker-p39:1 Fixes #213 Fixes #223

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Findings: HomeKit Bridge + dmaker.fan.1c (Nature mode / Manual support) I've successfully implemented Nature mode (Auto/Manual) support for the `dmaker.fan.1c` model via Apple HomeKit Bridge. Sharing our findings in case it's useful for the maintainers. ### Environment - Model: `dmaker.fan.1c` - Integration: `xiaomi_miio_fan` (syssi) via HACS - Home Assistant with HomeKit Bridge integration - `configuration.yaml` preset_modes_override: `["Nature"]` ### How HomeKit Bridge communicates fan mode HomeKit exposes fans with a Manual/Auto toggle. The commands sent differ: - Auto → …

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Hi, After upgrading to 0.5.4 version the ZA5 fan still doesn't work. Below you can find the log: Logger: custom_components.xiaomi_miio_fan.fan Source: custom_components/xiaomi_miio_fan/fan.py:1384 Integration: xiaomi_miio_fan (documentation, issues) First occurred: December 27, 2021, 2:42:50 PM (1094 occurrences) Last logged: 12:06:35 AM XiaomiFanZA5 Got exception while fetching the state: {'code': -9999, 'message': 'user ack timeout'} , _retry=1109 XiaomiFanZA5 Got exception while fetching the state: {'code': -9999, 'message': 'user ack timeout'} , _retry=1110 XiaomiFanZA5 Got exception …

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This adds support for the Xiaomi Smart Standing Fan Pro Slim (P85). Have tested all features and they seem to work fine. I have chosen to implement indication_light service as compared to hack around the light function as they have different designs. The old function has dimming this one has on or off. The service also matches the behaviour of the child lock and buzzer

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