pymitsubishi 0.5.1

Control and monitor Mitsubishi Air Conditioners

PyMitsubishi

A Python library for controlling and monitoring Mitsubishi MAC-577IF-2E air conditioners.

Home Assistant Integration

For Home Assistant users, check out our official integration: homeassistant-mitsubishi

Features

• Device Control: Power, temperature, mode, fan speed, and vane direction control
• Status Monitoring: Real-time device status, temperatures, and error states
• Group Code Analysis: Advanced protocol analysis for enhanced device understanding
• Encryption Support: Full support for Mitsubishi's encryption protocol

Installation

pip install pymitsubishi

Quick Start

from pprint import pprint
from pymitsubishi import MitsubishiAPI, MitsubishiController, DriveMode

# Initialize the API and controller
api = MitsubishiAPI(device_host_port="192.168.1.100")
controller = MitsubishiController(api=api)

# Fetch device status
controller.fetch_status()
pprint(controller.data)

# Control the device
controller.set_power(True)
controller.set_temperature(24.0)
controller.set_mode(DriveMode.COOLER)

# Clean up
api.close()

API Reference

MitsubishiAPI

Core communication class handling encryption and HTTP requests.

MitsubishiController

High-level control interface for device operations.

Data Classes

• PowerOnOff: Power state enumeration
• DriveMode: Operating mode enumeration
• WindSpeed: Fan speed enumeration
• VerticalWindDirection, HorizontalWindDirection: Vane direction enumerations

Requirements

• Python 3.12+
• requests
• pycryptodome

License

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see our Contributing Guidelines for detailed information on development setup, code standards, and the contribution process.