My RFlink 868 Mhz is able to receive Up, Down, Stop commands from my Profalux remote control.
Here is an example of RFlink's log when pressing Down and Stop.
Down button:
20;03;Keeloq;ID=ae1a;SWITCH=01;CMD=ON;BAT=OK;
stop button :
20;04;Keeloq;ID=ae1a;SWITCH=02;CMD=ON;BAT=OK;
Now, how do I ask RFlink to send these commands ?
what is the syntax to use?
Is the Keeloq protocol used supported by the RFlink FW?
It's a protocol with running code
Profalux, Reception okay, how to issue an RF command
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Re: Profalux, Reception okay, how to issue an RF command
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Re: Profalux, Reception okay, how to issue an RF command
Damn it, so no solutions except to take each original remote control and solder push buttons controlled by home automation.
It's not an elegant solution.
But thank you for the information.
It's not an elegant solution.
But thank you for the information.
Re: Profalux, Reception okay, how to issue an RF command
Yes, you can use rflink to push the buttons
Use the mini gpio function and connect the io pins to the remote...
Alternative is that you hack the remote and extract the keyloq key
Use the mini gpio function and connect the io pins to the remote...
Alternative is that you hack the remote and extract the keyloq key
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Re: Profalux, Reception okay, how to issue an RF command
I'd love to
but it's too far from my skills.
In fact, if I understood correctly, it is an algorithm used in the opening and closing of car doors with HCS300 stylish chips from Microchip.
This is indeed becoming complicated.
but it's too far from my skills.
In fact, if I understood correctly, it is an algorithm used in the opening and closing of car doors with HCS300 stylish chips from Microchip.
This is indeed becoming complicated.
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