Another roller shutter protocol?
caitken-com opened this issue · comments
I was unable to capture my (Australian) window roller shutter's remote codes with rc-switch lib. I did manage to successfully capture and re-transmit the codes using Tasmota on a Sonoff RF bridge. But Tasmota has a wifi connection conflict with my current modem/router on restart, so I'm hoping to use rc-switch lib on an Uno with ethernet shield instead.
Is it possible for rc-switch to support the following protocol?
Tasmota's rfraw results for UP command:
32 05 08 07F8 0FB4 01EA 03D4 2332 4808092A3A2A2A3B2A2A2A2B3A2A2A3A2A2A2A3A2B2B3B2A3B3A2A2B3A2B2A3A2A3B2A3A3B2A
Hex code | Description |
---|---|
32 | Length, in bytes |
05 | Number of buckets |
08 | Repetition count |
07F8 | Bucket 0 length: 2040µs |
0FB4 | Bucket 1 length: 4020µs |
01EA | Bucket 2 length: 490µs |
03D4 | Bucket 3 length: 980µs |
2332 | Bucket 4 length: 9010µs |
480809... | RF data to send (Each nibble represents bucket number buckets and high/low marking) |
Tasmota's rfraw results for DOWN command:
32 05 08 07EE 0FB4 01EA 03DE 233C 4808092A2A2A2A3B2A2A2A2B3A2A2A3A2A2A2A3A2B2B3B2A3B3A2A2B3A2B2A3A2B3B2A3A3B2A
Hex code | Description |
---|---|
32 | Length, in bytes |
05 | Number of buckets |
08 | Repetition count |
07EE | Bucket 0 length: 2030µs |
0FB4 | Bucket 1 length: 4020µs |
01EA | Bucket 2 length: 490µs |
03DE | Bucket 3 length: 990µs |
233C | Bucket 4 length: 9020µs |
480809... | RF data to send (Each nibble represents bucket number buckets and high/low marking) |
I haven't seen enough documentation properly explaining how to use custom protocols, such as the given example does what exactly?
static const RCSwitch::Protocol customprotocol = { 360, { 1, 23 }, { 1, 2 }, { 2, 1 }, false }; mySwitch.setProtocol(customprotocol);
It would be very beneficial if the wiki or readme had an API reference for all the available methods.
@caitken-com were you able to solve this? I have the same issue
@avbdr Hi, no I haven’t. I moved my routing and access points over to Unifi gear. So now the Sonoff RF bridge (running Tasmota) works flawlessly.