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Support for 433Utils/RPi_utils/codesend #12

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adrianmihalko opened this issue Aug 26, 2016 · 3 comments
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Support for 433Utils/RPi_utils/codesend #12

adrianmihalko opened this issue Aug 26, 2016 · 3 comments

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@adrianmihalko
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Is there any chance in the future for the codesend app from 433Utils?

Currently I control my devices like this:

sudo ./codesend 16776961 -l 412

where 16776961 is the code from RFSniffer and 412 is the pulse length.

I tried div/rc-switch but it does not work for me.

@EZtheOG
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EZtheOG commented Oct 13, 2016

More specifically, I think it would be cool to, in settings, choose which 'switch code' you would like to use.

Leave it to the user to download codesend or rc-switch and swap between in the php front end.

@adrianmihalko - if you really wanted to, you could go through all the PHP code and switch it. It would be a nice Branch/PR.

@tklucis
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tklucis commented Oct 15, 2016

ATM I have following 433MHz drivers:

Switches:
Nexa, HomeEasy, Quigg, Brennenstuhl

Blinds activators:
Torro

Additionally have:

Heating:
MAX! heating

Meters:
Siemens WM-BUS

Switches:
Homematic range

ESP8266 Wi-Fi:
LED control

In general, my version of PIHome is so hardly modified that it will need a new branch.

Let me know if need specific modules, but customizing and fitting to ur needs is up to you. =)

@thebestion
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@tklucis

Please upload your version on tour git account and mention the old version from me in the readme file. That will be the best.

Best regards
Sebastian

On Oct 15, 2016, at 16:12, tklucis [email protected] wrote:

ATM I have following 433MHz drivers:

Switches:
Nexa, HomeEasy, Quigg, Brennenstuhl

Blinds activators:
Torro

Additionally have:

Heating:
MAX! heating

Meters:
Siemens WM-BUS

Switches:
Homematic range

ESP8266 Wi-Fi:
LED control

In general, my version of PIHome is so hardly modified that it will need a new branch.

Let me know if need specific modules, but customizing and fitting to ur needs is up to you. =)


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