Add Daikin RB2CA1 (India) / FTKZ50UV16U4 - Cool mode with swing - #1592
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Reverse-engineered 72-bit protocol. Cool mode: 18-30C, fan auto/1-5/turbo, swing vertical/horizontal/both, off. Validated against all captures + tested on real AC via Broadlink RM4.
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What
Adds climate codes for the Daikin RB2CA1 remote (India market), e.g. paired with indoor unit FTKZ50UV16U4.
Coverage (Cool mode)
All codes were generated from a reverse-engineered model of this remote's IR protocol (not individually learned). Full write-up + reproducible generator: https://github.com/adityasanehi/daikin-rb2ca1-ir-reverse
Spot-tested on the real unit via a Broadlink RM4 (25 °C codes across all fan modes, swing on/off, power off — user-verified).
Notes
bothswing state and turbo+swing combinations are generated per the protocol model but were not individually captured; single-axis swing states were captured and verified.