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I think I've got it right. Press, release, press.
It is always the same binary code. 00010000101110111010000
Am I doing something wrong?
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Hi there,
I'd like to join the effort to make this protocol work.
I can't find the "gt9000debug" git branch anymore, which one should I compile for testing?
Thanks,
nightlight
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05-28-2016, 01:27 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-28-2016, 01:30 PM by wo_rasp.)
Why do you want to do that ?
You should get a book and learn some of the git basics.
Whenever you clone a git repository, git creates a new directory and it uses the current directory as its root, for example you are at:
root@pi:/home/pi/domink#
Cloning dominiks git repository at this point, git will create a new directory pilight, the root directory of that git repository is then:
root@pi:/home/pi/dominik/pilight
Most probably your original development branch is part of the original pilight repository and that is located at:
root@pi:/home/pi/pilight
If you want to delete that original pilight directory, you go one directory back:
root@pi:/home/pi/pilight# cd ..
and remove it completely:
root@pi:/home/pi# rm -r pilight
root@pi:/home/pi#
WARNING: That directory is irrecoverably gone ! Think twice !
If you want to compile dominiks development branch, you go into the directory:
root@pi:/home/pi# cd dominik/pilight
at that point you need to tell git that you want to work with the development branch and issue the following git command:
root@pi:/home/pi/domink/pilight# git checkout development
and than you compile everything with
root@pi:/home/pi/domink/pilight# ./setup.sh
If you want to compile the original pilight development code you go into the original pilight directory:
root@pi:/home/pi# cd pilight
at that point you need to tell git that you want to work with the development branch and issue the following git command:
root@pi:/home/pi/pilight# git checkout development
and than you compile everything with
root@pi:/home/pi/pilight# ./setup.sh
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Hi Puuu,
thank you for testing.
I agree that normally it should be 500/1000, but for some reason my switches worked better with 300/1200. I'll try 500/1000 again and see if I can see a difference. If they work fine, I'm going to change it to 500/1000.
Regards,
Dominik