awesome thanks, my CC seems to initialize correctly then.

I'd need the result of the init of the chip with values. Part #, version and I think markname or something. What results of the call to the init method

I've received my RFbee, flashed it with no issue (used my arduino to avoid wiring a 3.3V regulator). Seems to work ok but I can't trigger any heater. It has worked ONCE with the previous version and never since, but I haven't allocated much time on this yet. Sixk, could you let me know what prints ...

I mean X2d is also used in outdoor curtains, so does your work is usable too on this kind of devices?! you'll have to grab your remote messages as explain above then simply send them back with the arduino and rfbee or a similar system. Myself, I've captured them using the transmitter and a logic ...

I was able (it seems) to change the status of 1 zone. Now it's not working anymore, so I'm questioning the number of bytes I actually need to send. I'll keep trying with the RFbee when I get it and I'll probably send a whole frame to be sure. When I logged the data, it seems that there's no rolling ...

RFBee is an arduino + CC1101 (V1.2 has an Atmega 328). ??? err... that's exactly what I use. The CC1101 module is pictured on page one. It's just a breakout. I don't see any difference with the RFbee schematic (section 1.8 of the user's manual). Aside a few cosmetics I don't see what sort of ...

*thumbs up* my rfbee has shipped. We'll see later this week, I expect the RF section to be spot on. There's no reason the module I currently use is wrong but again, bad spectrum indicates it's in weird shape. It could be just bad from previous experimenting as a receiver when I tried to receive and ...

as far as I understand the USART bee is just a serial port module like a FTDI. The RFBeen is just like my uno + CC1101 module, and programs like any arduino.

I don't see why I should use an arduino to program a RFbee (?) It should be programmable with any FTDI like cable

No sure what you mean by not uploading the firmware to the arduino instead of CC1101. I'm using (for now) a small breakout of the CC1101 tuned for 868MHz operation. It's hooked up to an arduino by SPI and the code you've on the github (based on my former code) is arduino, no ? I looked at the ...

I've spent hours trying to install the SDR sharp with a Realtek stick I had. Zadig won't do right on my laptop, I've read that it cannot work with USB3. I tried then on another laptop, I reach the timeout of the install while the USB 0 bulk interface is found etc. I'll try with my frequency scanner ...

double post... I didn't find the right settings for the manchester decoding (brain fart, flu is there). - 2400 bit/sec seems ok - negative edge is a binary one - MSB sent first this gives me values that are totally similar to what SixK has HIS : byte SunArea1[14] = {0x55,0x7f,0x5d,0xa4,0xca,0xaa ...

as an attempt to contribute, here's what I could afford to do today : log the reception on the Mydomokit USB device (basically a manchester modem with a pic / USB serial inside). I wasn't able to find any possible comparison with my logs or the structure what is sent by my deltia unit. I'm assuming ...

will try asap. I don't have a DBV key but I have the USB receiver so I can probably read plain jane X2D and log it
will report

awesome work ! I'm going to port this to my own setup (arduino + CC1101), it's interesting to see if at least we can get it to work and not be stuck with rolling codes. Regarding the other part of the packet, 2 things I've observed : - the repeated packet is safety, and though their standard ...

I can't recall fully as it's been a while, but I *think* I was able to get those data from both my CC1101 (with arduino) and with the tap in my delta dore unit, that's how I've compared the logs. It's been further confirmed with the few test I've made with the USB dongle. my issue was handling ...

It's been a while since I've visited the forums and I'm *so* glad other people are tackling this decoding project. On my end it's been pushed to the backburner due to the house work and job, I've never totally had the time to play with the USB dongle from Mydomokit. RE. my original logs, I have no ...

Greetings, first post. Newcomer + Noob to home automation, recently got "corrupted" by a coworker and decided to dive deep. Aside the regular install of domoticz on a RPi 1, then recently a v2, I was only doing some basic things with domoticz, my (former) main goal being to log data about the house ...