Thank you! It's great to have this on a single package and ready for python3.

This should be bundled with the Broadlink binding (unless there is another way of learning that I'm missing).

Hello,

there seems a bug in the implementation deciding where to send the command to. Even if I specify a device with "-d" option, the command is sent to all devices. I added a print statement in broadlink.py and it shows that each command is issued twice to my both devices.

This line is executed for all devices:
RM3Device = broadlink.rm((RealIPAddress, RealPort), RealMACAddress)

as the print statement shows:

$ ./BlackBeanControl.py -c AC_OFF -d Kind
('Call broadlink for device', u'RMMINI-11-2f-1a.home.net')
('Send to', (u'RMMINI-11-2f-1a.home.net', 80))
('Send to', (u'RMMINI-11-2f-1a.home.net', 80))
('Using device:', 'Kind')
('Call broadlink for device', u'RMMINI-af-8a-1d.home.net')
('Send to', (u'RMMINI-af-8a-1d.home.net', 80))
('Send to', (u'RMMINI-af-8a-1d.home.net', 80))

So it seems it understood it should use device Kind, but before that it sends to the other device (specified in General and as Buero) the same command.

Hi,
It work fine with RM Mini 3.
Is there a chance to drive a second RM Mini?
Best Regards