How to scan rf remote
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Hi,
I dont know exactly where to post... I'd like to get the Rf code from a remote (in 433Mhz of course) with an arduino to be ebale to simulate this action with a MYS module.
I found only one tutorial about this but it's on Pi...
To be clear this what I'd like to control but without the original remote.
http://img.abrakaba.com/002A5AD0-0/Silvercrest-set-de-4-prises-telecommandees-pour-l-interieur.jpgThanks a lot.
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Hi,
I dont know exactly where to post... I'd like to get the Rf code from a remote (in 433Mhz of course) with an arduino to be ebale to simulate this action with a MYS module.
I found only one tutorial about this but it's on Pi...
To be clear this what I'd like to control but without the original remote.
http://img.abrakaba.com/002A5AD0-0/Silvercrest-set-de-4-prises-telecommandees-pour-l-interieur.jpgThanks a lot.
Ups, I should read more carefully.Sorry.
Edit: you could use a rflink gateway. Rflink shows code and protocol in the log.
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Install the library "rc-switch" by sul-77 in Arduino (it can be installed with the library manager)
Upload one of the ReceiveDemo sketch to your Arduino (and wire a 433MHz receiver accordingly) and it will show you the RF codes, that you can then emulate by plugging a 433MHz Tx (see SendDemo sketch for code example)
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as emc2 said; alternatively if rc-switch doesn't work for you (unlikely) you can also try with Remoteswitch library.
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yep rc-switch seems to not working for me..
I use a nrf24L01 module (the same as on page "connecting the radio")I will test Remoteswitch ;)
Tks everybody
@aclertant Are you trying to receive the 433 MHz signals with the NRF24L01 module which works in the 2,4 GHz band? You need a receiver and sender for the 433 MHz frequency band.
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The community is just amazing :o)
I found this https://www.mysensors.org/hardware/wall-plug
Should be enough for me
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