hallo
I am using A6c module ....i need help in capturing an image from the camera and i need to send it to email id ......i am beginner in this field ....
@mmartins if you re-read what I wrote, you’ll see that the Raspi-Rollo software has an Arduino sketch to identity the codes. I ran this on a NodeMCU, so it should work on an ESP32.
If you need to use Audacity then the process is well documented in the links earlier in this topic.
I have three blinds and they all use independent remotes and each blind has its own codes.
I’m not sure how my codes will help with yours, but here are the codes for one of my blinds:
Up
1011101000110000111011101001000100010001
Stop
1011101000110000111011101001000101010101
Down
1011101000110000111011101001000100110011
If your blinds do actually use rolling codes the I don’t think you’ll be able to control them the same way that I do.
Pete.
Another way is to align the header pins landing pattern in a zig-zag so as to make a temporary solderless connection held in place by the spring tension of the misaligned header pins:
I've tried it and it works, but because of the wear on the through-hole plating it's not really appropriate for frequent use. For a once-and-done setup though it seems to work just fine. For instance, Ideally you'd install a wireless bootloader just once and then from then on you don't need a physical connection.
@lood29 said in MQTT gateway - MQTT connection status:
bool PubSubClient::connected()
Did not work like this: it works with if (!_MQTT_client.connected()) {
