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@ -104,7 +104,9 @@ You can find an overview on http://docs.openhab.org/addons/bindings.html
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|433MHz Antenna (purchase)||
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|*Optional:* 433MHz Antenna (DIY) 173 mm (6,81 in) wire (I used a insulated tie wire). Coil the antenna wire around a pen/chopstick||
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|Jumper calbes||
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|433MHz Plugs (In my case I was using different brands since I already had them installed) NOTE: Please check the section ||
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|433MHz Plug sets like *Brennenstuhl RCS 1000 N Comfort* or *Elro AB440S* (In my case I was able to use existing devices of other brands as well)||
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|*Optional:* 433MHz Plug sets supporting the code selection by 10 bit dip switches ||
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|*Optional:* 433MHz Plug sets with other code selection or predefined codes||
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## Software list:
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#### Dertermining the device code and testing the setup
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The 433Utils tool is able to process two different kind of codes:
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- A unaltered code `systemCode unitCode command` which can directly taken from some 433MHz devices.
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- A single Ninja Blocks compatible `decimalcode` which can be sniffed using the 433MHz remote controll and the 433MHz receiver with the `sniff` command.
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- `send` comand is processing an unaltered code `systemCode unitCode command` which can directly taken from some 433MHz devices. The `command` will determin to switch the device ON `1` or OFF `0`
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- `codesend` comand is processing a single Ninja Blocks compatible `decimalcode` which can be sniffed using the 433MHz remote controll and the 433MHz receiver with the `sniff` command.
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##### Dertermining the `systemCode` and `unitCode` directly form the 433MHz devices
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Since I am running a German setup I only can use devieces witch a German certification. I can confirm the *Brennenstuhl RCS 1000 N Comfort* or *Elro AB440S* will have the code setting with 10 bit dip switches like shown in the picture.
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From this 10 bit dip switches you can directly read the unaltered code from the device.
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Dip switch **1-5** is defining the `systemCode`, the same code you will have to set at the 5 bit dip switch of the genue 433MHz remote controller of the set.
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Dip switch **A-E** is defining the `unitCode`. **NOTE:** As specified in the genue 433MHz remote controller manual, only one dip switch is allowed up to define the unit number.
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|bit|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|
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|dip name on device|1|2|3|4|5|A|B|C|D|E|
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|`systemCode` dips|x|x|x|x|x||||||
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|`unitCode` dips||||||x|x|x|x|x|
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|`unitCode` decimals||||||1|2|3|4|5|
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**Example:** Refering to the picture above, the dip setting is:
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|bit|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|
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|dip name on device|UP|DOWN|DOWN|DOWN|DOWN|UP|DOWN|DOWN|DOWN|DOWN|
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This represents the `systemCode` `10000` and the `unitCode` `1`
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**Remark:** You might be able to determin manuall the `systemCode` and `unitCode` for non 10 bit dip devices following instructions on this sites (German only):
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**https://wiki.fhem.de/wiki/Intertechno_Code_Berechnung#Original_Intertechno_System**
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**https://isn-systems.com/tools/it2elro/**
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##### Dertermining the code directly form the 433MHz devices
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##### Optional: Dertermining `decimalcode` for unknown 433MHz devices by sniffing the remote control code
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**NOTE:** before you can start sniffing, you have to make sure, the receiver is connected to the GPIO of the Raspberry.
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##### Optional: Start the sniffing of unknown 433MHz remote decimalcode
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Start the sniffing:
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```bash
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sudo /opt/433Utils/RPi_utils/RFSniffer
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```
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Press [Ctrl+c] to stop the sniffing process
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Press the requiered button on the 433MHz remote control.
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##### Sending code
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Send the code which was detected by the sniffer
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You will recieve a `decimalcode` while you keep the button pressed and one ohter `decimalcode` when you release the button.
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You will have to use the `decimalcode` while you keep the button pressed, in this example `1394001`
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Repeate the process for all buttons you want to sniff:
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Stop the sniffing process by pressing [Ctrl+c]
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##### Test sending the codes by terminal command line
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###### Unaltered code `systemCode unitCode command`
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Sending an unaltered code `systemCode unitCode command`
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```bash
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sudo /opt/433Utils/RPi_utils/codesend 1234
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sudo /opt/433Utils/RPi_utils/send 12345 1 1
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sudo /opt/433Utils/RPi_utils/send systemCode unitCode command
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```
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**Example:** If you want to switch a device with the dip setting.
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|bit|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|
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|dip name on device|UP|DOWN|DOWN|DOWN|DOWN|UP|DOWN|DOWN|DOWN|DOWN|
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To switch the device ON:
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```bash
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sudo /opt/433Utils/RPi_utils/send 10000 1 1
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```
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To switch the device OFF:
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```bash
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sudo /opt/433Utils/RPi_utils/send 10000 1 0
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```
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###### Single Ninja Blocks compatible `decimalcode`
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Sending a single Ninja Blocks `decimalcode`
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```bash
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sudo /opt/433Utils/RPi_utils/codesend decimalcode
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```
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**Example:** If you want to switch a device with the sniffed code `1394001`.
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```bash
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sudo /opt/433Utils/RPi_utils/codesend 1394001
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```
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#### Adding 433 MHz Things using Exec Binding:
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Go to PaperUI and select ***>[Inbox]*** and click on the ***>>[+]*** (the blue plus icon) to start adding things.
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Open the PaperUI and select ***>[Inbox]*** and click on the ***>>[+]*** (the blue plus icon) to start adding things.
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Select ***[>]*** (arrow to right) next to the Exec Binding.
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Exec Binding > Command
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Command > `sudo /opt/433Utils/RPi_utils/codesend 1234`
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Command > `sudo /opt/433Utils/RPi_utils/send 12345 1 1`
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Interval > `0`
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### Adding things connected via Z-Wave controller:
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Select ***[>]*** (arrow to right) next to Command.
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**NOTE:** First you have to connect the Z-Wave controller as a thing. After this you will use HABmin to further include things into the Z-Wave network. These things should show up automatically in the inbox of PAPER UI.
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#### Adding Z-Wave controller:
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Enter the [Command] `sudo /opt/433Utils/RPi_utils/send 10000 1 1` (The same command line you used in the terminal to test the 433MHz setup).
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Set the [Interval] to `0` so the command is not repeated.
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```bash
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Add the thing by clicking on the ***[checkmark]*** (the blue checkmark icon)
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```
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End of walkthrough
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# Markdown syntax examples start from here:
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