mhouse, moovo and Nice protocol

[JRCondat]

Hi,I have a garden gate with a mhouse motor (Nice, mhouse
and moovo use the same code transmission) but Domiticz and RFlink will autodetect the push on the original remote. But it doesn't work when I use the switch button on Domoticz.

They work on the 433,92MHz band

Look below there is a dump for 2 attemps because it's a rolling code.

20;00;Nodo RadioFrequencyLink - RFLink Gateway V1.1 - R45;
10;version;
20;01;VER=1.1;REV=45;BUILD=09;
10;status;
20;02;STATUS;setRF433=ON;setNodoNRF=OFF;setMilight=OFF;setLivingColors=OFF;setAnsluta=OFF;setGPIO=OFF;setBLE=OFF;setMysensors=OFF;
10;rfdebug=on;
20;03;RFDEBUG=ON;
20;04;DEBUG;Pulses=156;Pulses(uSec)=0,690,270,330,300,330,300,330,270,330,270,330,270,330,300,330,300,330,270,330,270,330,300,3900,690,330,270,720,300,720,690,330,300,720,720,330,270,720,720,330,720,330,300,720,690,330,720,330,720,330,300,720,690,330,690,330,270,720,720,330,690,330,300,720,270,750,690,330,300,720,690,330,690,330,720,330,270,720,720,330,690,330,690,330,690,330,720,330,720,330,690,330,300,750,270,750,690,330,720,330,300,720,690,330,270,750,690,330,300,720,720,330,300,720,690,330,690,330,270,720,300,720,300,720,690,330,270,750,690,330,690,330,690,330,690,330,690,330,690,330,720,330,690,330,690,330,270,750,690,330,690,330,300,720,300,6990;
20;05;DEBUG;Pulses=154;Pulses(uSec)=360,330,270,330,270,330,270,330,270,330,270,330,270,330,270,330,270,330,300,330,270,3900,690,330,270,720,270,750,690,330,270,720,690,330,270,720,690,330,690,330,270,720,690,330,690,330,690,330,270,720,690,330,690,330,270,720,690,330,690,330,270,720,270,720,690,330,270,720,690,330,690,330,690,330,270,720,690,330,690,330,690,330,690,330,690,330,690,330,690,330,300,720,270,750,690,330,690,330,300,720,690,330,270,750,690,330,270,720,690,330,270,720,690,330,690,330,270,720,300,720,270,720,690,330,270,750,690,330,690,330,690,330,690,330,690,330,690,330,690,330,690,330,690,330,270,750,690,330,690,330,690,330,270,6990;
20;06;Keeloq;ID=32a9;SWITCH=04;CMD=ON;BAT=OK;
10;rfdebug=off;
20;07;RFDEBUG=OFF;
10;rfdebug=on;
20;08;RFDEBUG=ON;
20;09;DEBUG;Pulses=156;Pulses(uSec)=390,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,3900,720,330,300,720,720,330,300,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,720,330,690,330,720,330,300,720,720,330,300,720,300,720,720,330,300,720,300,720,720,330,300,720,720,330,720,330,720,330,300,720,300,720,300,720,720,330,300,720,720,330,720,330,300,720,300,720,690,330,690,330,300,720,720,330,300,720,720,330,300,720,720,330,300,720,720,330,720,330,300,720,300,720,300,720,690,330,300,720,690,330,720,330,690,330,690,330,720,330,690,330,720,330,690,330,690,330,300,720,720,330,720,330,300,720,300,6990;
20;0A;Keeloq;ID=32a9;SWITCH=04;CMD=ON;BAT=LOW;
20;0B;DEBUG;Pulses=156;Pulses(uSec)=360,330,300,330,300,330,270,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,3870,690,330,300,720,690,330,300,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,690,330,690,330,690,330,300,720,690,330,300,720,300,720,690,330,300,720,300,720,690,330,300,720,690,330,690,330,720,330,300,720,300,720,300,720,690,330,300,720,690,330,720,330,300,720,300,720,720,330,690,330,300,720,690,330,300,720,720,330,300,720,690,330,300,720,690,330,720,330,300,720,300,720,300,720,720,330,300,720,720,330,720,330,690,330,690,330,720,330,690,330,720,330,690,330,690,330,300,720,690,330,720,330,300,720,300,6990;
20;0C;DEBUG;Pulses=66;Pulses(uSec)=360,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,330,300,3900,690,300,300,720,690,330,300,720,300,720,270,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,300,720,720,330,690,330,720,330,300,720,720,330,300,720,300,720,690,330,300,720;
10;rfdebug=off;
20;0D;RFDEBUG=OFF;
20;0E;Keeloq;ID=32a9;SWITCH=0b;CMD=ON;BAT=LOW;

[JRCondat]

There is an Italian company uses a rolling code detector and uses it :
https://www.1control.it/

[Stuntteam]

For the Keyloq protocol we only support the receiv function.
If you want to have transmit, you need to know the key that is used to encrypt the rolling code. Meaning you need to hack the remote.