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Mi-Light controller for Mysensors

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  • Cliff KarlssonC Offline
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    Cliff Karlsson
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    #60

    Great news @Nca78

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    • CrankyCoderC Offline
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      CrankyCoder
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      #61

      any updates? I have a couple milight bulbs ready to test :)

      Home Automation Tinkerer
      www.CrankyCoder.net

      Controller: HomeAssistant in Kubernetes
      Gateway: MQTTClientGateway
      MySensors: 2.3

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      • CrankyCoderC CrankyCoder

        any updates? I have a couple milight bulbs ready to test :)

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        Nca78
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        #62

        @Jason-Brunk sorry I received my PCBs for Livolo switches so these will have my priority at the moment. And we're still in the lunar new year holidays here, not much time available.

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          #63

          Totally understand. That's another project I am interested in :)

          Home Automation Tinkerer
          www.CrankyCoder.net

          Controller: HomeAssistant in Kubernetes
          Gateway: MQTTClientGateway
          MySensors: 2.3

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            Hi

            I have read through this thread fully and the concept look great. I am confused as to the hardware that is required thought. I have a mysensors gateway connetcted to wifi and some sensors setup and working on Home Assistant. What do I need to build to implement this solution, and what would I have to install in HA.

            Thanks for any help
            Laurie

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              Hello,

              is this thread still alive ?
              I am on a Raspberry Pi 3 an i have connected an nrf radio.

              PiGateway or PiGatewaySerial are both working and also openmilight_pi is compiled and ready.

              My Problem is:
              In the first post its said to send multiple On commands to the milight to pair it.
              This shall work even without the original remote controller.

              But how ?

              How to use the Gateway or openmilight to send a general on command ?
              I cannot see it from the hackaday page. Everywhere the ID is needed. Which i dont have when using only Pi, nRF and a milight rgb box to controll a strip.

              Please can someone light me up ???

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              • D Dlay

                Hello,

                is this thread still alive ?
                I am on a Raspberry Pi 3 an i have connected an nrf radio.

                PiGateway or PiGatewaySerial are both working and also openmilight_pi is compiled and ready.

                My Problem is:
                In the first post its said to send multiple On commands to the milight to pair it.
                This shall work even without the original remote controller.

                But how ?

                How to use the Gateway or openmilight to send a general on command ?
                I cannot see it from the hackaday page. Everywhere the ID is needed. Which i dont have when using only Pi, nRF and a milight rgb box to controll a strip.

                Please can someone light me up ???

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                #66

                @Dlay I think there has been little activity on this thread. I had some issues too and I ended up buying Wifi module to control LED strip. It is natively supported by Domoticz so it works fine for me.

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                  Nca78
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                  wrote on last edited by
                  #67

                  Hello, I'm testing my MiLight shield for NModule, and so far it's working well, so I'll post some code soon.
                  Even without the NModule and MiLight controller shield it will be possible to use the same wiring to build one.

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                    #68

                    Hi.
                    is this thread still alive?

                    Can I use this to solve my problem?
                    This is the problem:

                    • I want to control my pool lights (controlled by RGB-FUT037 from milight - 2.4ghz) using the original Mi-Light Wall Panel Controller T3 - which sends 2.4ghz... but both are in different floors. Fut037 is inside que pool's machine house and the Wall Panel is on Gourmet's Balcony.

                    What I need:

                    • An arduino node receives the code from Wall Panel using maybe a NRF24L01 module, then send to another arduino node through wifi (NodeMCU / ESP8266), which finally, reproduces the code using another NRF24L01, reaching the FUT037.
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                    • OliverDogO OliverDog

                      Hi.
                      is this thread still alive?

                      Can I use this to solve my problem?
                      This is the problem:

                      • I want to control my pool lights (controlled by RGB-FUT037 from milight - 2.4ghz) using the original Mi-Light Wall Panel Controller T3 - which sends 2.4ghz... but both are in different floors. Fut037 is inside que pool's machine house and the Wall Panel is on Gourmet's Balcony.

                      What I need:

                      • An arduino node receives the code from Wall Panel using maybe a NRF24L01 module, then send to another arduino node through wifi (NodeMCU / ESP8266), which finally, reproduces the code using another NRF24L01, reaching the FUT037.
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                      #69

                      @OliverDog You may have a look at https://github.com/sidoh/esp8266_milight_hub. It uses basically the same hardware as a normal MySensors Wifi-GW and is able to receive and send (most) of the MiLight-Codes. I'm using the MQTT interface offered by the hub not only to translate MiLight-V5-protocol type of remote codes not only to control V4-protocol type of rgbw bulbs (which seems to be close to your request), but also to set shutter levels or even control my mpd... Obviously, this nees some additional coding on controller side (FHEM in my case).

                      Controller: FHEM; MySensors: 2.3.1, RS485,nRF24,RFM69, serial Gateways

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