This is a fork of esphome-livingcolors1 by @rrooggiieerr. I modified the code so the command is sent twice each time, that was necessary in my case.

esphome-livingcolors1

Philips LivingColors 1st generation component for ESPHome.

To set up this LivingColors component you first need to place a top-level SPI and CC2500 component which defines the pins to use.

Hardware required

• ESP8266 or ESP32
• CC2500 transceiver

These need to be wired as described on the ESPHome CC2500 component

Getting the address

1. Install and Run Phil's Philips Living Colors (Gen 1) mit NodeMCU (ESP8266) + CC2500 steuern after fixing the code by returning a bool value at the end of the addLamp() function.
2. Keep the serial monitor on and press a button on your remote.
3. Look at the output after "Vorhandene Adressen im Speicher:", this lists the address(es) of your lights in decimal format.
4. Convert the decimal output to hex
5. Make sure each digit is converted to 2 hex characters (See rrooggiieerr#2 (comment))
6. Remove the spaces and prefix the 16 character hex string with a 0x

ESPHome example configuration:

esphome:
  name: livingcolors1

external_components:
  - source:
      type: git
      url: https://github.com/rrooggiieerr/esphome-cc2500
      ref: 0.0.2
    components: [cc2500]
  - source:
      type: git
      url: https://github.com/bn326160/esphome-livingcolors1
      ref: 0.0.3
    components: [livingcolors1]

esp8266:
  board: nodemcu

# Enable logging
logger:
  level: DEBUG

spi:
  clk_pin: GPIO14
  mosi_pin: GPIO13
  miso_pin: GPIO12

cc2500:
  cs_pin: GPIO15
  output_power: 0xFF

livingcolors1:

light:
  - platform: livingcolors1
    name: "LivingColors One"
    address: 0x...
  #- platform: livingcolors1
  #  name: "LivingColors Two"
  #  address: 0x...

wifi:
  ssid: ""
  password: ""

api:
  password: ""

web_server:
  port: 80
  version: 3

Credits

• Phil's Philips Living Colors (Gen 1) mit NodeMCU (ESP8266) + CC2500 steuern was helpful for making this component.
• @rrooggiieerr's Philips LivingColors 1st generation component for ESPHome by @rrooggiieerr