Home Assistant Intregration for Atmosphere 101076TH Air Purifier (last 2 charector should't matter)
it will work with this model, for other model, your milage may vary.
- First Pop out the Front Cover of your Air Purifier,
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You only need to take out the top 5 screws and nothing else
after you take it off it should just pop off - Disconect the Old Motherboard
unplug the cable and remove the old mainboard
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in this version, since the air sensor is not working yet, you only need the 4 pin connector, ignore the other one - Connect The Pico W
Based On This Picure, it should give you an idea on what to do
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| Color | Info |
|---|---|
| Black | GND |
| Orange | Fan Control |
| White | Not Figured Out Yet |
| Yellow | 5V |
Connect 5V to Pin 39 (VSYS)
Connect GND to GND
and Connect Orange Pin 1 (GPIO0)
- Raspberry Pi Pico W, a $6 microcontroller board with WiFi
- PlatformIO, an extension for VSCode with the most robust and reliable Arduino developer experience
arduino-pico: a community-developed Arduino core for Pico/Pico W and other RP2040 boards with constant updates and excellent support for existing Arduino codearduino-home-assistant: a thorough Arduino/Home Assistant integration using MQTT
PRs are welcome on these points:
- Enhance documentation (especially any troubleshooting steps you found helpful)
- Refine project structure
- Additional code paths to accommodate common variations (unsecured MQTT broker, different WiFi authentication, etc)
- Fix my bad C++
- Fix My Terrible Documentation
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