Unfortunately I’ve no coffee-script knowledge. Therefore I wrote a small python script to send out the pulse sequences to control the power outlets of the Oase FM-Master 3.
I think it is worth to check if the used approach for the “binary_to_pulse” implementation can be integrated into the homeduino plugin, as this would give more flexibility for further protocol implementations.
#!/usr/bin/python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import time
import sys
import argparse
import RPi.GPIO as GPIO
NUM_ATTEMPTS = 8
TRANSMIT_PIN = 23
#################### RF device characteristics ...
rf_devices = {
# Oasis InScenio FM-Master 3 - (Handsender)
"FM-MASTER-3": {
"pulse_timing": {
"short": 0.000865,
"long": 0.001720,
"extended": 0.00516
},
"binary_to_pulse": {
"0": [["short",0], ["short",1],["short",0]], # short low + short high + short low
"1": [["long", 1], ["short", 0]] # log high + short low
},
"S1": {
"ON" : '0101010001110101000000010',
"OFF": '0101010001110101000000001'
},
"S2": {
"ON" : '0101010001110101000001000',
"OFF": '0101010001110101000000100'
},
"P": {
"ON" : '0101010001110101000100000',
"OFF": '0101010001110101000010000',
"-" : '0101010001110101001000000',
"+" : '0101010001110101010000000'
},
},
# conecto SA-CC50132 - (Handsender)
"CONECTO": {
"pulse_timing": {
"short": 0.000316,
"long": 0.000844,
"extended": 0.010360
},
"binary_to_pulse": {
"0": [["short", 1], ["long", 0]], # short high + long low
"1": [["long", 1], ["short", 0]] # long high + short low
},
"A": {
"ON" : '0000111010000011000011111000010000',
"OFF": '0000111010000011000011101000010100'
},
"B": {
"ON" : '0000111010000011000011011000011100',
"OFF": '0000111010000011000011001000011000'
}
}
}
def rf_send(rfd, unit, state):
# Transmit a RF binary representation
for t in range(NUM_ATTEMPTS):
for i in rfd[unit][state]:
for pulse in range(len(rfd["binary_to_pulse"][i])):
GPIO.output(TRANSMIT_PIN, rfd["binary_to_pulse"][i][pulse][1])
time.sleep(rfd["pulse_timing"][rfd["binary_to_pulse"][i][pulse][0]])
GPIO.output(TRANSMIT_PIN, 0)
time.sleep(rfd["pulse_timing"]["extended"])
For the time being i will work with a pimatic ShellButtons device to execute the python script for controlling the Oase 433Mhz device. But it would be nice to have a integration into the homeduino plugin.
