Domoticz

put a piece of wire between arduino mega pin 12 and 13 (the ones close to the usb connector)
reboot rflink, remove wire, reboot rflink again.
then it should work

Stuntteam wrote:put a piece of wire between arduino mega pin 12 and 13 (the ones close to the usb connector)
reboot rflink, remove wire, reboot rflink again.
then it should work

You are the best, Thnx!! So what I have done resetting the EEPROM?

yes, resetting the settings that are stored in eeprom..
r46 will have a better solution

Since a few day's ago mij RFlink doesn't functioned anymore on mij Synology NAS. In the log I get the report

RFLink: Error opening serial port!

Now I reinstall everything, but i still get this reports.

Can someone help me with it en has someone the same problem?

Might be a driver issue.. make sure you get the package from
http://www.jadahl.com/

Ok my rflink has arrived I've flashed the latest firmware. With debugging turned on I can see the button presses on my lamp/fan

But when I plug it into demoticz it doesn't learn any of my button presses....
It doesn't even recognise I pressed a button.....am I missing some things?

See your other post..

Small question I know I'm maybe not the first one.
But is there already an expected date with an firmware that is compatible with the cc1101?

Hi guys, I just have build an raspberry pi + rflink gateway set bought from the nodo shop.
The build went smoothly and almost all is working great.
I have a whole bunch of "klikaanklikuit" switches, dimmers and door contacts and 6 flamingo smoke detectors.
All added without any problem to the set which is running on Domoticz.

Just one thing I cannot get it to work.
I used blockly to program an action that when a door contact opens a light must switch on.
Very simple I thought but it won't work.
In the log it shows that domoticz sees that the door contact opens and the command to turn on the light is made but the light does not switch on.
Manual light switching is working fine.

Any tips on such an issue are much appreciated.

Hi Harold,
Can you post a screenshot of your blocky screen?

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Koensk wrote:Hi Harold,
Can you post a screenshot of your blocky screen?

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Tried this blockly with and without the 3 seconds time delay.

Gr Harald

Does your sensor say open?.. not Alarm, On or anything.. check the logfile or the actual settings in blockly...

Gr, Hans

DutchHans wrote:Does your sensor say open?.. not Alarm, On or anything.. check the logfile or the actual settings in blockly...

Gr, Hans

The "Switch Widget" on the switch page shows Open - Close. The log of the switch shows On - Off.
The Domoticz log shows:

2017-06-05 17:30:30.765 (RFLink Gateway) Light/Switch (Voordeur Schakelaar)
2017-06-05 17:30:33.785 2017-06-05 17:30:33.785 RFLink Sending: 10;Kaku;00004c;6;ON

Gr Harald

Harald777 wrote:

DutchHans wrote:Does your sensor say open?.. not Alarm, On or anything.. check the logfile or the actual settings in blockly...

Gr, Hans

The "Switch Widget" on the switch page shows Open - Close. The log of the switch shows On - Off.
The Domoticz log shows:

2017-06-05 17:30:30.765 (RFLink Gateway) Light/Switch (Voordeur Schakelaar)
2017-06-05 17:30:33.785 2017-06-05 17:30:33.785 RFLink Sending: 10;Kaku;00004c;6;ON

Gr Harald

Just discovered that I had selected "contact" instead of "door contact".
Switched to "door contact" and now the blockly function is working but only if I ad a time delay of 3 second for switching on the light.
I have read somewhere that receiving and sending signals at the same time does not properly work.

Thanks for all the responses.

Gr Harald

I was wondering if it's possible to have one Arduino with RFLink firmware and connect both 433 and 868 MHz receiver/transmitter?
I've been scrolling over http://www.rflink.nl/blog2/wiring but I can't find anything on how to connect 868 MHz modules and what 868 MHz modules are working/recommended while connecting both 443 MHz and 2.4 GHz are very well documented.
Also I was wondering if an Arduino with RFLink firmware R47 and 868 MHz modules is able to control an "Itho Ecofan CVE RFT afzuigunit" which also uses 868 MHz signals.