not working even the same setup

[djmario-ro]

Hello,

I setup RF receiver on PIN21 (wiringPI)
I setup RF transmitter on PIN1 (wiringPI).

I took the 8 button remote, get 4 codes on each button with RCSniffer:
ON OFF
A A
Received 4437296 Received 4978320
Received 5106240 Received 4821920
Received 5229680 Received 4331296
Received 4872368 Received 5115408
B B
Received 5229684 Received 4978324
Received 5106244 Received 5115412
Received 4437300 Received 4331300
Received 4872372 Received 4821924
C C
Received 4437308 Received 4821932
Received 4872380 Received 4978332
Received 5229692 Received 5115420
Received 5106252 Received 4331308
D D
Received 4821922 Received 4872370
Received 4331298 Received 4437298
Received 5115410 Received 5106242
Received 4978322 Received 5229682

(I can translate those to binary)
I pared the outlets with the remote, working.
RFSniffer pick the codes as the remote is operating with the outlets(list above).

I took you code modify the pin to 1 (wiringPI pin I'm guessing)
remake:
gcc -std=c99 -Wall -o unitec-rfsend unitec-rfsend.c -lwiringPi
(transmitter is working as sending codes with the 433Util are received by receiver):
pi@raspberrypi:~/433Utils.old/RPi_utils $ sudo ./RFSniffer
Received 12345678
Received 12345678
Received 12345678
Received 12345678

uncommented your debug lines(printf), executed:

1. when the outlet is plugged and tries to pair (to send codes, yours/mines)
2. translated mines to binary, in parallel with the remote

not working... also RFSnipper does not picks the signal up (probably due to the rc-switch protocol not matched).

Do you have any hints?

Same brand same codes:
48 110
Receiver 55006x10
Transmitter 50074

Regards,
Marius Chisa

[hag235]

I have the exactly same modell (48110) of switch.

Good news: if I use the binary codes you provided and send them to the switch in pairing mode, I can afterwards perfectly turn on and off the switch with your sketch. Loving it!

Bad news: sniffing the codes of my original remote with RFSniffer of 433Utils repo delivers 4 different 24bit binary codes per button push. Unfortunatelly, nothing happens with the switch when I resend them.

Can you please explain how you came up with the 25bit code? How did you sniff them?? (I have 9 switches. I am currently using the 4 code pairs you provided, but I need 5 more ;))

[hag235]

Ok, I now managed to get the codes for the code-learning Unitec 48110 set sold at Amazon (3 switches, 1 remote at 9,95€)

You need to run piglight-receive. This will show some events of rev2_switch as well as for quigg_gt9000. You need to look just for the quigg_gt9000. Simply take the 24bit binary code shown there and add a trailing 0. (Sometimes, there are multiple quigg_gt9000 entries, that change when you press the button. So you may need to give several (1-2 in my case) binary codes a try. I guess this is due to the noise of the very cheap receiver.)

Example:

{
"message": {
"binary": "101000011110000100000101",
"id": 657369,
"unit": 10,
"state": "on"
},
"origin": "receiver",
"protocol": "quigg_gt9000",
"uuid": "0000-b8-27-eb-7ed736",
"repeats": 1
}

1010000111100001000001010 is the code you need to send by unitec-rfsend.