Sorry I forgot to mention I have a RFXCom plugged in. I got in contact with the person I got those sockets from and he happens to use Domoticz as well so he helped me figure out RFXCom manual on how to configure the Domoticz switches

Hey guys, I got some cheap 433 MHz sockets during a yard sale but they came without a remote. Today I tried to set them up with Domoticz but I have no idea which Type of switch I got. When I open their backpanel I can set a code by flipping ten switches either on or off. However scrolling through ...

Thank you, I will check out your link. Unfortunately though I will not have time to try this until Friday next week but I will let you know how it went.

I think this is your solution :-) @freijn I did some more reading on your link and I think I did a poor job explaining what I was looking for. My current setup is like this: <---PJON---> Arduino1 (Client) Raspberry <---USB---> Arduino (Master) <---PJON---> Arduino2 (Client) <---PJON---> Arduino3 ...

Not sure in which part of the world you live but my Wifi is stable and 99% available. Well for me 99% is not enough for a light switch. Plus I do have my access control running ever this bus as well and I do not feel comfortable to do this wireless. You have your raspberry connected to the Arduino ...

Thank you for that link, this looks not too shabby ;) As far as I can tell this relies on an ESP8266 which in turn is bond to WiFi? I have my bus PJON setup because I do not care if a temp reading via MySensors gets missing since 5 minutes later the next one might get through. But when my switches ...

Hey guys, first of: I am a long time NodeRED user but the JS curse aka. dependency hell finally caught up to me. Playing around with a bunch of alternatives Domoticz looked very promising with its batteries included philosophy which is the exact opposite of NodeRED. For me another bonus point is the ...