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@@ -263,7 +263,7 @@ Although this is documented in the BLE lock documentation from Tuya, Zigbee
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and WiFi locks often use the same naming for datapoints, which may be
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and WiFi locks often use the same naming for datapoints, which may be
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compatible with this scheme.
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compatible with this scheme.
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-## Using IR/RF blasters
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+## IR/RF blasters
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Tuya IR and RF blasters are exposed as remote entities and support learning and
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Tuya IR and RF blasters are exposed as remote entities and support learning and
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sending commands via the standard Home Assistant remote services.
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sending commands via the standard Home Assistant remote services.
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@@ -287,6 +287,12 @@ used when learning. You can also send codes directly without learning first:
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- **IR inline code**: prefix with `b64:` followed by the base64-encoded IR code
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- **IR inline code**: prefix with `b64:` followed by the base64-encoded IR code
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- **RF inline code**: prefix with `rf:` followed by the base64-encoded RF code
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- **RF inline code**: prefix with `rf:` followed by the base64-encoded RF code
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+### UI
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+If you would like to expose the learnt commands as buttons in the user interface
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+you might want to take a look at the [Remote buttons](https://github.com/kongo09/remote_buttons)
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+integration, which is compatible with Tuya Local.
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+
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## Contributing
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## Contributing
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Beyond contributing device configs, here are some areas that could benefit from more hands:
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Beyond contributing device configs, here are some areas that could benefit from more hands:
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