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How did you connect the sender/receiver to the Arduino Nano?
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will there be also support for gpio pins on the arduino?
i want to place some relay's 1.5 meter away from my raspberry and want to connect that to the arduino?
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Eventually yes. I first need feedback on the current implementation.
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Thanks for letting me know!
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04-21-2015, 01:42 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-21-2015, 01:44 AM by alasdairc.)
Hi Curlymo
I'm trying to get this up and running.
I have pilight-nightly version 6.0, commit v6.0-109-gad5f475
And latest pilight-usb-nano
a chinese Nano Clone
433Mhz tranmitter on D5
Using Randy Simons RemoteSwitch library on the nano, I can control my Byron RS63 using Kaku protocol fine, it works great. However after transposing the unit/id codes (L,1 = 11,0), and configuring pilight I'm not having any luck.
When I operate the switch in GUI, the following is printed onto my terminal (ssh'd into the pc connected to the nano).
335 1005 1005 335 335 1005 1005 335 335 1005 335 1005 335 1005 1005 335 335 1005 335 1005 335 1005 335 1005 335 1005 335 1005 335 1005 335 1005 335 1005 335 1005 335 1005 1005 335 335 1005 1005 335 335 1005 1005 335 335 11390
Finding it pretty weird that this is showing up, is this supposed to happen?
No errors in log file, flashing the nano was fine.
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So everything works except the terminal output?
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How do you know kaku works with your devices?