ghoss / homewizard

433MHz Arduino Receiver Code for HomeWizard / Easy Funk System Home Control Transmitters

HomeWizard

Description

433MHz Arduino Receiver Code for HomeWizard / Easy Funk System Home Control Transmitters.

This library allows you to monitor home control appliances which are compatible with the KaKu/CoCo/EFS 433MHz protocol.

Prequisites

• Arduino
• A cheap chinese RF 433MHz receiver (search Google/Amazon/eBay for "chinese 433mhz receiver arduino")
• Installation of the RFControl library

Hardware

Connect the VCC and GND pins of the RF receiver to your power supply, and either one of the DATA pins (which one, doesn't matter) to pin D2 of your Arduino.

Usage

#include <HomeWizard.h>
#define IRQ_PIN 0

void setup() {
  Serial.begin(9600);
  HomeWizard::startReceiving(IRQ_PIN);
}

void loop() {
  HW_DATAGRAM data;

  if (HomeWizard::receiveData(&data))
  {
    Serial.print("Switch: 0x"); Serial.println(data.id, HEX);
    Serial.print("Unit: "); Serial.println(data.unit, DEC);
    Serial.print("State: "); Serial.println(data.state ? "ON" : "OFF");
    Serial.print("All? "); Serial.println(data.all ? "Yes" : "No");
  }
}

homewizard's Issues

Is there a spin on / off?

With your "snoop" sketch at https://github.com/ghoss/HomeWizard I have the telegrams from the handheld transmitter of the company Smartwares "Flamingo SF-501 Control" to a so-called intermediate socket of Smartwares "FLAMINGO SF-501P Switch 10.046.01" recorded.
When I press ON the transmitter I get the message Off on the monitor and vice versa. Is there a spin or do I interpret something wrong?

433MHz Arduino Transmission Code for HomeWizard?

Would the programmer of this library also have the option and would he take the time to write a transmission code for the Arduino?