4-Relay board 433MHz, does it work with RFLink?
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4-Relay board 433MHz, does it work with RFLink?
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I would like to buy this 4-relay board and I'm curious if it's working with RFLink. It seems that needs to be programmed with a remote control, but I would like to control via RFLink and Domoticz.
Do you think it will work? And how?
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I would like to buy this 4-relay board and I'm curious if it's working with RFLink. It seems that needs to be programmed with a remote control, but I would like to control via RFLink and Domoticz.
Do you think it will work? And how?
Thanks
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Re: 4-Relay board 433MHz, does it work with RFLink?
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Re: 4-Relay board 433MHz, does it work with RFLink?
It is working but only toggles on/off so no definite status.
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Re: 4-Relay board 433MHz, does it work with RFLink?
Hi jkimmel, it's ok for me with on, off.
But really I don't understand how to program it (the relay) and how to control via RFLink.
Do you ave any suggestion?
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But really I don't understand how to program it (the relay) and how to control via RFLink.
Do you ave any suggestion?
Thanks
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Re: 4-Relay board 433MHz, does it work with RFLink?
Try creating a new switch by using the remote
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Re: 4-Relay board 433MHz, does it work with RFLink?
The fact is that I don't have a remote
Is there a way to create/send an RF command and program the learn of the relay and reuse it in a switch?
Is there a way to create/send an RF command and program the learn of the relay and reuse it in a switch?
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Re: 4-Relay board 433MHz, does it work with RFLink?
Well, it's a learning relay board - in Domoticz, create manually a new switch for every relay. Then use the learning button on your board to assign each switch to relay.
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Thanks, but how is defined and sent the command to be learned?



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See Domoticz manual page 27. You have to experiment with protocol type etc. Use the Test button to send command while the board is in learning mode.
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Re: 4-Relay board 433MHz, does it work with RFLink?
Thanks!!!
I've got it work.
I chose Aoke type and as HW my RFLink.
I have a four relay board and I would like to use it to manage two blinds. On each couple of relay I should manage the Up and Down of each blind.
I tried so the On/Off, but it' switches only to On the relay, but the switch on the Domoticz panel remain in Off status.
Should I create one Push On button and one Push Off button to manage one relay?
I've got it work.
I chose Aoke type and as HW my RFLink.
I have a four relay board and I would like to use it to manage two blinds. On each couple of relay I should manage the Up and Down of each blind.
I tried so the On/Off, but it' switches only to On the relay, but the switch on the Domoticz panel remain in Off status.
Should I create one Push On button and one Push Off button to manage one relay?

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Re: 4-Relay board 433MHz, does it work with RFLink?
You can but it's not very helpful because both are actually toggles, same signal to on and off. Domoticz does not know the status of the relay.woody4165 wrote:Should I create one Push On button and one Push Off button to manage one relay?
Actual wireless blind control boxes (+Domoticz) do this much more smartly, I think.
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Re: 4-Relay board 433MHz, does it work with RFLink?
I've used this workaround that I found later and it seems to work...
http://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic ... 710#p53518

http://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic ... 710#p53518
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