Well the integration of fhem still needs to be improved a lot. There is the homegear plugin. Or maybe the coc plugin. But sorry I have no more information on these. Give them a try.

Another possibility could be to use our homeduino solution either with a Arduino or an esp8266 (as ESPimaticRF)
Can you give us more information about the 433mhz devices you want to switch? Brand/Type number etc … Possibly we’re already having a rf integration.

Check here to learn more
https://forum.pimatic.org/topic/487/hardware-tip-433-mhz-receiver-for-pimatic

https://github.com/koffienl/ESPimaticRF/

https://forum.pimatic.org/topic/202/4-homeduino-433-mhz-sending-receiving-and-even-more

Seems ok. Probably my phones fault.

@wutu I Know this is an old post, but I cannot seem to find out what you mean. I get an mqtt topic from my tv that gives me the followin payload in Json form. How can I get only certain values to a variable of mqttsensor? I would like to get the channelNumber and the channelName

{ "val": "8", "lgtv": { "subscribed": true, "channelId": "3_33_8_8_2100_19442_1536", "signalChannelId": "2100_19442_1536", "channelModeId": 1, "channelModeName": "Cable", "channelTypeId": 4, "channelTypeName": "Cable Digital TV", "channelNumber": "8", "channelName": "Veronica HD / Disney XD", "physicalNumber": 33, "isSkipped": false, "isLocked": false, "isDescrambled": false, "isScrambled": true, "isFineTuned": false, "isInvisible": false, "isHEVCChannel": false, "favoriteGroup": null, "hybridtvType": "HBBTV", "dualChannel": { "dualChannelId": null, "dualChannelTypeId": null, "dualChannelTypeName": null, "dualChannelNumber": null } } }

@Felix-Haverkamp said in Alexa AWS Custom Skill:

anyone is interested in a little “how to” for controlling pimatic with node-red / alexa?

currently i implemented:
% , -%, +%, ON,OFF

examples in german:

alexa, tisch 20% -> switches tisch light to 20%
alexa, decke heller -> gets current brightness level of pimatic light and add 25% to that value
alexa, küche aus -> light in kitchen off
alexa, küche 55% heller -> gets current brightness level of pimatic light and add 55% to that value

yes

The following is a transcript of an earlier post from @leader21 on github:

Having another sleepless night and trying to do something useful though, so I created a table with all 256 Intertechno / Trust / KaKu / CoCo / Düwi etc. turnwheel codes. The devices are having two wheels from A-P and 1-16, so there are 256 possible codes, looks similar like this here :

Here are all 256 possible turnwheel codes:

In the table the ID is the first number, then comes the UNIT.
So lets say, you are setting up a turn wheel code G-5, the table says ID 22 | UNIT 19
Your device at the config.json would look like this:

{ "id": "switch-livingroom", "name": "Light Switch Livingroom", "class": "HomeduinoRFSwitch", "protocols": [ { "name": "switch4", "options": { "unit": 19, "id": 22 } } ] },

Hope this helps to set up some switches or devices without having a receiver hooked up at your hardware setup.

Cheers
Chris

@Gleno0h Ou. Yes! i change it in the first line

@mwittig can you look into this issue?

@leader21 Nothing to the script was changed. There are no invisible characters or anything else. As i already told, i think it`s maybe an issue with the bing service … due to it was running fine for some month.