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My remote sends double signals (24 and 28 bit) #169

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ronnyandre opened this issue Oct 3, 2017 · 2 comments
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My remote sends double signals (24 and 28 bit) #169

ronnyandre opened this issue Oct 3, 2017 · 2 comments

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@ronnyandre
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ronnyandre commented Oct 3, 2017

I have a Luxorparts RF remote that sends two signals to turn on/off my remote device. First it sends a 28 bit decimal (tri-state not applicable) on ~505 ms, and then it sends 24 bit decimal with tri-state on 323 ms.

However, none of the examples provided works with my device. RFXCOM manages to control it, so I know it should be able to control.

Anyone with this kind of experience?

This is the ON command:

Decimal: 38372374 (28 Bit)
Binary: 0010010010011000010000010110
Tri-State: not applicable
PulseLength: 505 microseconds
Protocol: 2
Raw data: 5064,260,1056,260,1056,924,404,256,1064,256,1052,924,388,276,1040,276,1044,928,400,264,1048,268,1056,196,320,196,1348,196,1344,204,324,324,192,1356,192,320,196,1348,196,1352,188,196,1352,196,1352,192,20,312,24,300,220,224,20,64,328,188,1364,

Decimal: 344341 (24 Bit)
Binary: 000001010100000100010101
Tri-State: 00FFF00F0FFF
PulseLength: 323 microseconds
Protocol: 1
Raw data: 10028,260,1040,276,1052,260,1056,264,1052,268,1048,924,400,264,1056,924,396,264,1056,924,392,268,1048,268,1048,268,312,1228,320,1228,316,1240,312,2376,1092,456,1092,448,328,1216,460,1088,460,320,1220,1096,448,324,1220,

This is the OFF command:

Decimal: 38005082 (28 Bit)
Binary: 0010010000111110100101011010
Tri-State: not applicable
PulseLength: 505 microseconds
Protocol: 2
Raw data: 5056,260,1052,264,1048,928,400,260,1056,260,1052,928,392,272,1048,268,1048,264,1056,260,1044,928,396,192,328,188,1356,188,1344,196,316,204,192,1344,196,320,200,316,200,1336,208,320,308,208,1328,212,540,28,764,212,312,316,200,1340,204,316,200,

Decimal: 344340 (24 Bit)
Binary: 000001010100000100010100
Tri-State: 00FFF00F0FF0
PulseLength: 322 microseconds
Protocol: 1
Raw data: 10012,264,1052,264,1052,264,1060,256,1052,264,1044,932,388,276,1036,936,384,276,1044,932,384,276,1052,264,1052,260,1052,264,1048,264,1060,28,240,16,460,20,100,36,32,84,24,132,20,128,24,52,24,28,72,
@Martin-Laclaustra
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If your aim is controlling the device, you could follow:
#163 (comment)

@rctgamer3
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My remote also sends 28bit and 24 bit codes. I don't understand that comment. Could you please understand how to convert decimal/binary/tri-state/raw-state data captured with rc-switch and convert it to something that works? Does my remote only send 28bit with 24bit as a fallback, or is both the 28bit and 24bit sequence required?

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