LG infrared codes captured using ESPHome Remote Receiver

esphome_ir_lg.md

ESPHome Remote Receiver

LG remote (AKB74475481)

See: https://esphome.io/components/remote_receiver.html
To be used with: https://esphome.io/components/remote_transmitter.html

remote_receiver:
  pin:
    number: 23
    inverted: True
    mode: INPUT_PULLUP
  dump: lg

remote_transmitter:
  pin: 22
  carrier_duty_percent: 50%

Button	Data	nbits
Power	0x20DF10EF	32
TvRad	0x20DF0FF0	32
Input	0x20DFD02F	32
QMenu	0x20DFC23D	32
Ratio	0x20DF9E61	32
Subttl	0x20DF9C63	32
1	0x20DF8877	32
2	0x20DF48B7	32
3	0x20DFC837	32
4	0x20DF28D7	32
5	0x20DFA857	32
6	0x20DF6897	32
7	0x20DFE817	32
8	0x20DF18E7	32
9	0x20DF9867	32
Guide	0x20DFD52A	32
0	0x20DF08F7	32
QView	0x20DF58A7	32
VolUp	0x20DF40BF	32
VolDwn	0x20DFC03F	32
Fav	0x20DF7887	32
Info	0x20DF55AA	32
Mute	0x20DF906F	32
ChUp	0x20DF00FF	32
ChDwn	0x20DF807F	32
App*	0x20DFF906	32
Home	0x20DF3EC1	32
MyApps	0x20DF42BD	32
Text	0x20DF04FB	32
TOpt	0x20DF847B	32
Up	0x20DF02FD	32
Down	0x20DF827D	32
Left	0x20DFE01F	32
Right	0x20DF609F	32
OK	0x20DF22DD	32
Back	0x20DF14EB	32
Exit	0x20DFDA25	32
AD	0x20DF8976	32
List	0x20DFCA35	32
Stop	0x20DF8D72	32
Rew	0x20DFF10E	32
Play	0x20DF0DF2	32
Pause	0x20DF5DA2	32
Fwd	0x20DF718E	32
Red	0x20DF4EB1	32
Green	0x20DF8E71	32
Yellow	0x20DFC639	32
Blue	0x20DF8679	32

Do you have any idea how i can get the data i recief to trigger a automation
i saw on the esphome website that its posible to make a binary sensor but whatever i try i don't get it to work

my config for the sensor looks like this:

binary_sensor:
  - platform: remote_receiver
    name: "Magicremote volime up"
    LG: 
    data:0x20DF40BF
    nbits:32

i want the data "data:0x20DF40BF" to trigger a scene i made to turn up the volume, it would be awesome if you would't mind helping me

@twanjaarsveld
Did you add the code to your ESP's config?
Did you match the indentation?

What does the ESPHome validator say?

https://esphome.io/components/remote_receiver.html#binary-sensor

# Example configuration entry
remote_receiver:
  pin: GPIO32
  dump: all

binary_sensor:
  - platform: remote_receiver
    name: "Panasonic Remote Input"
    panasonic:
      address: 0x4004
      command: 0x100BCBD

I got it working

remote_receiver:
pin:
number: D2
inverted: true
mode:
input: true
pullup: true
dump: lg

binary_sensor:

• platform: remote_receiver
  name: Magicremote_volume_up_detected
  lg:
  data: 0x20DF40BF
  nbits: 32

The weird thing is that the magic remote sends different data when the tv is on then when its off

Thank you so much for your time and help !!!!

@twanjaarsveld

You're welcome.

Which command the remote sends depends on the device. It could be a simple alternation. E.g., if you point the remote away from the TV and press the button (without triggering the TV) and then point at the receiver again, it may have "swapped" the code.

@TheGroundZero Thanks for this! These codes also appear to be the exact same as the Hisense 55H6D, I'm just including this comment in case it helps people googling for Hisense 55H6D NEC InfraRed Codes. I recorded a subset, but not all of the codes, so this is helpful to have.

@TheGroundZero Thanks for this! These codes also appear to be the exact same as the Hisense 55H6D, I'm just including this comment in case it helps people googling for Hisense 55H6D NEC InfraRed Codes. I recorded a subset, but not all of the codes, so this is helpful to have.

I'm glad you found this useful!

Yes, that happens to me to. I Guess that with the TV off the remote operates um IR, and with the TV on it changes to bluetooth.

These codes work great for AKB72914209 remote also (for LG TV model 47LE5300 in my case)