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I am using a QNAP ARM CPU NAS, so its power efficiency is supposed to be a great advantage.
I want to integrate the accessories, especially the IR remote, with HomeKit for a better user experience when controlling the old air conditioner. The BroadLink first-party app isn't very good.
First, install
Container Station.
Do not follow the online instructions to download the ARM version; simply pull the latest version from GitHub.
Please add the GitHub repository instead of using the default DockerHub repo.
LINK: https://ghcr.io
Choose Others tag
Pull the image by selecting homeassistant/home-assistant:2025.1.4, which has been fully tested.
Please note that you need to do two things:
Set the network mode to Host.
Create a volume on your NAS and map it to the /config folder.
YES: You can visit the site at http://{your_nas_ip}:8123, then create your user and password.
First, you need to set up your devices using the BroadLink app.
Then, use the lightweight web dashboard to add all the remotes you want. Of course, all of them can be detected through the network.
Go to Developer Tools > ACTIONS. Some blogs or videos might tell you to look in the Service tab, but that's incorrect because it has been replaced by the new Actions section.
The saved command will be located in the mounted volume at the /config/.storage folder (in the container; it depends on your actual path if you are using a NAS file browser), and the filename will be something like broadlink_remote_{mac_address_without_colon}_codes.
This JSON file is very important; it's like a simulated switch and includes the command data like this:
{
"version": 1,
"minor_version": 1,
"key": "broadlink_remote_e816565421ef_codes",
"data": {
"Bedroom Air Conditioner": {
"On": "JgBMAm43DSoNKg0PDQ8NDwwqDg8MDw4qDCoPDgwrDQ8MDw0qDioNDg4qDSoNDwwPDioNDg4ODSsNDg4PDA8ODg0PDQ8NDg4PDA8ODgwQDQ8NDg0QDA8NDwwPDg4MEA0ODSsNDg4PDBANDg0PDSoNKg0PDA8ODwwPDSsMDw8pDQ8NDg0PDQ8MDw4qDCsNDw0qDCsODg0PDSoNDw0PDA8ODg0PDCsNDw0PDQ4ODwwPDQ8NDwwPDQ8NEAwPDBANDg4PDA8NDg4PDA8ODgwQDBANDg0PDBANDg4PDA8MEAwPDRAMDw0ODRAMDw4ODQ8MEAwPDg8MDw4ODQ8MDw0PDQ8NDwwPDg4NDw0PDQ4NEAsQDQ8NDwwPDQ8NDwwrDCsNKg0QCxANKwwqDgACI3E4DSoNKw0ODg8LEA0rDA8ODgwrDCsNDw0qDRAMDw4qCysODwsrDioMEA0ODSsNDg0QDCoODwwPDQ8NDw0PCxANDw4ODQ8NDw0PDA8ODgwQDBANDg0PDQ8NDg4PDCoODg0PDQ8NDg4PDCoNKw0ODg8MDwwQDCsMEA0rCxANDg4PDBANDg0rDCsNDw0qDSoNDw0PDSoNDw0PDQ4ODwsQDioLEA0PDBAMEAwPDg4NDwwPDQ8NEAwPDQ4ODwwPDg4NDwwQCxAMEAwQDA8NDw0QCxANDg0QDA8NDg4PDA8NDw0QCxALEA0QDA8MEA0ODQ8NEAsPDhALEA0ODBEMDw0PDQ8MEAsPDg8MEAsQDQ8MEAwQDA8MEQsrDSsNKwsQCxANKwwrDQANBQ==",
"Off": "JgAaAW04DCsNKg4ODQ8NDw0qDQ8NDg4qDSoNDw0qDBAMDw4qDCsNDw0qDCsODg0PDCsMEAwQDSwLEAsRDBALEQoRDBEKEQsRCxIKEQoSCxEKEgoRCxELEQoSChEMEQoRCxEKEgkTCRMJEwkTCC8JLQoTCRIKEwkTCS4JEwktCxEKEgoSCxALEgosCywMEAwrDCwLEQsQDSsLEAwQDBAMEAwPDCsNDwwQDBELEAwRChEMDwwRCxAMEAwQCxEMDwwRDBAKEgsRChIKEgsRChIKEQsSChEJEwoTCBIKEwkTCRMIEwkSChMIEwoSCRMIFQcUCRMIFAcUCRQHFAgVBxYGFQcUCBYFFgYVBxYGFQYXBhUGFgYVBxUGFgYzBAANBQ=="
}
}
}
Click the button on this page: Home Assistant Switch Template to add the custom switch.
Then, try to copy and paste the commands (starting with b64:) to the correct location.