For people having problems with temperature sensors where the google assistant sees always the "thermostat is off", I think its because GA does not support sensors yet: https://support.google.com/googlehome/answer/7073578?hl=en-CA The only supported devices that reports temperature are thermostats ...

Oups, did not saw it, went directly to your last post where you referenced your original scripts

Hello @tuspam, Seems that yours usefull scripts do not work with the new version 0.2 of the library. setting static host device is not handled correctly. :( Edit: found it, device definition does not exist anymore in the library. For rm1, rm2, rm3, it will need to use a definition like this for rm ...

Just to be clear, the broadlink python libraryby mjg59 is able to control the RM2 (pro) and the RM3 blackbean. I suspect that this library also works for some other wifi broadlink devices like the SP and SP2 sockets. For the installation of the library I just copied it in a PATH reachable python ...

Thanks @siklosi I will give it a try and let you know if it's faster than doing the whole handshake every time.

Thanks to you noddy119 and to the library developer to bring us finally a non dependent app to a tier application to control the broadlink. Now, no reason to have an Android device with a pretty instable gateway app that make the broadlink unusable some times. Yes the playback is really fast and ...

Finally, just without all the sleep instructions in the playback code, make it as fast as the Android bridge or even faster. May be these sleep instruction are in case the device does not respond promptly but in my case with an RM2 I have no problems at all without the sleep instructions.

This is normal that actually this script is slower than rm-bridge, it does not stay connected to the broadlink like the later. In fact it needs to connect each time you send a command which takes several seconds. If someone can build a script that runs like a daemon and waiting for commands to send ...