chimeranzl
Q: Does this work on Raspberry Pi?
Asked by chimeranzl on 2021-07-20 06:05:22
BG167141147 Yes,it does.
2021-07-29 11:12:30 Helpful (1)
Q: Does it send a code for open and another one for close ?
Asked by feiticeir0 on 2021-07-09 11:32:10
chimeranzl I hope so as I ordered a few of these and still waiting for them to arrive. I bought them based on a web site that recommended them and said that yes they do both open and close. I also have the slightly smaller more rectangle shaped Digoo sensors and they only send on open and also have a rolling code so can’t use with 3rd party firmware.
2021-07-09 12:09:35 Helpful (0)
Q: Can a back up 12V battery be connected?
Asked by Milton Foyn on 2018-09-28 05:24:53
chimeranzl No, not with this particular model. But you could connect a small UPS, that’s what I do as I use it to power 12V Roller blinds throughout the house
2021-06-29 03:38:50 Helpful (0)Q: I have a a device speaking RTS protocol, even if not Somfy. Is it compatible?
Asked by BG111851143 on 2021-06-26 10:32:07
chimeranzl Just be careful that even with Tasmota, Its not guaranteed to work with all devices. As stated above it’s really quite worthless until you flash with Tasmota (on ESP chip) and Portisch (on RF chip) with these it makes it significantly more powerful and suited to plenty of open source home automation solutions that specifically use MQTT. However if the device you’re trying to control is “‘more secure” (generally more expensive kit like Somfy) then it’s likely to use rolling codes, meaning the data sent will change each time in which case you can’t integrate with your home automation software. Most cheaper RF devices the manufacturer won’t bother implementing rolling codes though.
2021-06-29 03:35:56 Helpful (0)Q: Is 5V power supply included?
Asked by ken on 2019-01-31 05:56:07
chimeranzl USB cable to power, cheap as!
2021-06-29 03:29:56 Helpful (0)Q: does this also work with Ender 5?
Asked by chimeranzl on 2020-05-24 05:03:15
King_steam I think it can suit.
2020-06-05 01:39:47 Helpful (0)
Q: what’s the range for the wireless?
Asked by chimeranzl on 2019-05-11 03:06:34
Yakky Frequency range: 2.4GHz~2.5GHz(2400M~2483.5M)
2019-05-23 03:40:44 Helpful (0)
We sincerely invite you to subscribe to the Invite Answer email!
If you subscribe, we will invite you via email to answer questions people have about products. By subscribing you]ll also earn the "Helpful Badge"! You can unsubscribe at any time on the privacy settings page.
Help others and be happier!
Thank you for subscribing! You have also earned a badge!
Thank you! Your answer will help ###name### and ###num### other people!
Check awaiting answers to see more people who need help.
Thank you! Your answer will help ###name### and ###num### other people!
Subscribe to "Invite Answer"emails and help others with product questions will earn you "Helpful Badge"!
We invite you to subscribe to our Invite Answer email!
Subscribe and you’ll be invited to answer product’s question by email, which will also earn you a "Helpful Badge"! You can cancel any time on the privacy settings page.
.jpg)
.JPG)