Hello everyone! I’m new to the world of home automation and I’m currently experimenting with the Broadlink RM4 Mini. My goal is to replace my traditional AC remote control with this smart device. So far, I’ve managed to install the Broadlink integration, successfully learn the AC commands, and even create some scripts and entities in Home Assistant. It’s exciting to see that I can now turn the AC on and off directly from my phone!However, I’ve encountered a bit of a challenge with the other buttons on the remote. For example, when I press the temperature-up button, it seems to send the entire AC status, including power, mode, temperature, and fan speed. This behavior isn’t an issue when using the original Broadlink Android app, which handles these signals seamlessly. I’m curious to know how the app achieves this and if there’s a way to decode the commands to extract only the necessary information.Looking ahead, I’m wondering how to best integrate these controls into the Lovelace frontend. Do I need to create multiple buttons for adjusting the temperature from 18°C to 30°C, or is there a more efficient way? Additionally, setting up timers for turning the AC on and off at specific times would be incredibly useful. I’m not sure if I need to create numerous buttons for each hour or if there’s a smarter approach.Another thought that’s been on my mind is whether the Broadlink RM4 Mini can work alongside other smart devices in my home. I’m particularly interested in integrating it with my existing smart thermostat and maybe even my voice assistant for hands-free control. I’m also curious about the community’s experiences with similar setups and any tips they might have for optimizing the Broadlink RM4 Mini’s performance.I’m really looking forward to hearing your insights and any guidance you might have. Whether it’s about refining the command decoding process, improving the Lovelace interface, or enhancing integration with other smart home devices, your expertise would be invaluable. Thanks for being part of this journey!