Unclear transmit code syntax

[Kalekulan]

I can't get it to work. I've paired my device with RFXmngr on Windows.

Here's an example of the code I've tried:

Lighting2 command

Packettype = Lighting2
subtype = AC
Sequence nbr = 3
ID = 01E0BE4 decimal:1969124
Unit = 1
Command = On
Signal level = 0 -120dBm

And I should then add this code to the device:

0x001E0BE4/1

Where "/1" is the unit.

Still doesn't work, but I see that RFXCom is transmitting.

What am I doing wrong?

[Timvdv]

Interesting, I'm going to need some more information to figure this out. First: what kind of device are you talking about? At the moment the rfxcom plugin only supports Power switches, Motion and contact sensors.

[Kalekulan]

I'm using the RFtxr433E. I have a couple of NEXA power switches which should be used with lighting2.

It works great on my Windows machine with RFXMngr

[Timvdv]

@Kalekulan Alright! Sounds good. And you're sure that the device is added like this?:

    {
      "id": "rfx-test",
      "name": "Desk light",
      "class": "RFXComDevice",
      "code": "0x001E0BE4/1",
      "packetType": "Lighting2"
    }

If you're sure the config file looks like this then maybe NEXA power switches are not supported but I doubt it if they're using the same Lighting2 protocol as KlikAanKlikUit switches.

[Kalekulan]

I will confirm later today! I've tested it on my Windows machine with lighting2 so they are supported.

Is it possible to use decimal instead of hex?

Thanks!

[Timvdv]

@Kalekulan with the new update I included autodiscovery. Maybe it will automatically configure now.

When it does not automatically discover it's another 'lighting' type and not supported (yet).

[Timvdv]

Closing this due to inactivity. If you have any new information please create a new issue 👍