[433MHz] Nice touch wall switches

sweebee

Someone at tweakers.net found these switches and are working with pimatic (contact4).

Just ordered some myself, seems to look great.

its a touch button
works on a cell coin battery
button lights up when touching it

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https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/Vhome-Smart-Home-RF-433MHZ-CR2032-WIFI-wireless-remote-control-Glass-panel-Switch-shape-control/32752651418.html?isOrigTitle=true

DDNRN

Not only in different colors, but with 1,2 or 3 buttons and there is also a version with Switch for direct lamp control.
Would be interesting to know if it’s also sending when local sensor of the switch is pressed and if different signal for on and off is transmitted.
@sweebee Lets hear about your test!

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/VHOME-SMART-HOME-1Button1way-Smart-Remote-Control-Toughened-Glass-Light-433mhz-Remote-Control-BY-Broadlink-home/32746731424.html?spm=2114.10010108.100009.2.ve5KXK&scm=1007.13482.37805.0&pvid=0f21a35d-1e7f-4592-afe3-2e5d47f0f2c5&tpp=1

and also very cheap for 3 Button wall transmitter with 3x receiver relais board € 18,63
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Smart-Home-RF-433MHZ-Remote-Control-Switch-Shape-Universal-Wireless-Gate-Garage-Door-Remote-Control-Receiver/32752339599.html?spm=2114.10010108.1000023.4.GfK7DF

leader21

Nice!! I already saw these on AliExpress but hesitated.

karl78

Hello,

I have a switch. The touch works perfectly. The switch does not send commands from the hand transmitter only.
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Hallo,

ich habe einen Schalter. der Touch funktioniert tadellos. Der Schalter sendet keine befehle nur der Handsender.

karl78

  "id": "433mhz_remote_wintergarten",
"name": "Remote Wintergarten",
"class": "HomeduinoRFButtonsDevice",
"buttons": [
  {
    "id": "a_button",
    "text": "Button A",
    "protocols": [
      {
        "name": "switch22",
        "options": {
          "id": "938232",
          "command": "C"
        }
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    "id": "b-button",
    "text": "Button B",
    "protocols": [
      {
        "name": "switch22",
        "options": {
          "id": "938232",
          "command": "A"
        }
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    "id": "c-button",
    "text": "Button C",
    "protocols": [
      {
        "name": "switch22",
        "options": {
          "id": "938232",
          "command": "D"
        }
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    "id": "d-button",
    "text": "Button D",
    "protocols": [
      {
        "name": "switch22",
        "options": {
          "id": "938232",
          "command": "B"
        }
      }
    ]
  }
]

},

sweebee

There are a lot of switches with integrated relay, these do NOT have a 433mhz transmitter on board. The switch in the start topic do have a transmitter on board. It’s just a remote, powered by a coin cell battery.

You can stick it anywhere on the wall and toggle pimatic devices with it. When mine have arrived I’ll let you guys know

Overflow

@sweebee I do have these remote switches and I can confirm they work pretty nicely. However the included remote does not get recognized by my Homeduino which was a bit annoying. But maybe the remote is just a bit offset on the 433MHz band. If you take a different switch from the pimatic frontend and bind it to the switch it works as well.

Just to give you a heads up. Maybe you can figure it out

Gleno0h

Hmm. Just got one today with 3 buttons but i cant get it to work.
I’ve tried the led4 and switch22 protocol.

Led4 does not support command “code: 01100001” and switch22 does not respond with command A.

Weird

19:49:11.649 [pimatic-homeduino] data: "RF receive 1284 436 13324 0 0 0 0 0 01010101101010100101101001010101100101101010100112"
19:49:11.664 [pimatic-homeduino] received: [ 436, 1284, 13324 ] 10101010010101011010010110101010011010010101011002
19:49:11.716 [pimatic-homeduino] switch5:  { id: 62217, unit: 0, all: true, state: false }
19:49:11.731 [pimatic-homeduino] switch15:  { id: 986358, unit: 0, state: true, all: true }
19:49:11.745 [pimatic-homeduino] switch19:  { id: undefined, unit: undefined, state: undefined }
19:49:11.759 [pimatic-homeduino] switch22:  { id: 62217, command: 'A' }
19:49:11.771 [pimatic-homeduino] switch28:  { id: 22326091, unit: 10857, command: undefined }
19:49:11.783 [pimatic-homeduino] switch30:  { id: 43605, unit: 42410, command: undefined }
19:49:11.795 [pimatic-homeduino] pir2:  { unit: 1, id: 28, presence: true }
19:49:11.808 [pimatic-homeduino] contact2:  { id: 62217, contact: false }
19:49:11.820 [pimatic-homeduino] contact3:  { id: 62217, contact: false }
19:49:11.834 [pimatic-homeduino] contact4:  { id: 986358, contact: false }
19:49:11.847 [pimatic-homeduino] led1:  { id: 61647, command: 'code:01100001' }
19:49:11.862 [pimatic-homeduino] led2:  { id: 61647, command: 'code:01100001' }
19:49:11.875 [pimatic-homeduino] led3:  { id: 61647, command: 'code:01100001' }
19:49:11.888 [pimatic-homeduino] led4:  { id: 61647, command: 'code:01100001' }
19:49:11.902 [pimatic-homeduino] data: "RF receive 1292 428 13300 0 0 0 0 0 01010101101010100101101001010101100101101010100112"
19:49:11.915 [pimatic-homeduino] received: [ 428, 1292, 13300 ] 10101010010101011010010110101010011010010101011002
19:49:11.961 [pimatic-homeduino] switch5:  { id: 62217, unit: 0, all: true, state: false }
19:49:11.974 [pimatic-homeduino] switch15:  { id: 986358, unit: 0, state: true, all: true }
19:49:11.987 [pimatic-homeduino] switch19:  { id: undefined, unit: undefined, state: undefined }
19:49:12.000 [pimatic-homeduino] switch22:  { id: 62217, command: 'A' }
19:49:12.013 [pimatic-homeduino] switch28:  { id: 22326091, unit: 10857, command: undefined }
19:49:12.026 [pimatic-homeduino] switch30:  { id: 43605, unit: 42410, command: undefined }
19:49:12.040 [pimatic-homeduino] pir2:  { unit: 1, id: 28, presence: true }
19:49:12.053 [pimatic-homeduino] contact2:  { id: 62217, contact: false }
19:49:12.067 [pimatic-homeduino] contact3:  { id: 62217, contact: false }
19:49:12.080 [pimatic-homeduino] contact4:  { id: 986358, contact: false }
19:49:12.093 [pimatic-homeduino] led1:  { id: 61647, command: 'code:01100001' } 19:49:12.107 [pimatic-homeduino] led2:  { id: 61647, command: 'code:01100001' }
19:49:12.119 [pimatic-homeduino] led3:  { id: 61647, command: 'code:01100001' }
19:49:12.131 [pimatic-homeduino] led4:  { id: 61647, command: 'code:01100001' }

EDIT;; After updating to newest homeduino it appears to be PIR6(homeduinorfpir) protocol. Every button has its own ID, works perfect now.

sweebee

Yesss, also received mine today. use Contact6, other contacts show the same id’s for every button.

Works great. Button also lights up when you push it, not very bright but cool haha

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Gleno0h

@sweebee said in [433MHz] Nice touch wall switches:

Yesss, also received mine today. use Contact6, other contacts show the same id’s for every button.

Works great. Button also lights up when you push it, not very bright but cool haha

Would be great if it had some sort of after glow though

thost96

@sweebee i received mine today too, but i only get contact 2, 3 and 4. Contact 6 doesn’t appear.

Here is my homeduino debug output:

19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: led4:  { id: 23, command: 'code:01100001' }
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: led3:  { id: 23, command: 'code:01100001' }
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: led2:  { id: 23, command: 'code:01100001' }
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: led1:  { id: 23, command: 'code:01100001' }
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: contact4:  { id: 374, contact: false }
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: contact3:  { id: 1048201, contact: false }
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: contact2:  { id: 1048201, contact: false }
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: pir6:  { id: 11970, presence: true }
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: pir2:  { unit: 31, id: 31, presence: true }
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: switch30:  { id: 21845, unit: 22122, command: undefined }
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: switch28:  { id: 11184812, unit: 27241, command: undefined }
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: switch22:  { id: 1048201, command: 'A' }
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: switch19:  { id: undefined, unit: undefined, state: undefined }
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: switch15:  { id: 374, unit: 0, state: true, all: true }
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: switch5:  { id: 1048201, unit: 0, all: true, state: false }
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: received: [ 436, 1264, 13176 ] 01010101010101010101011001101010011010010101011002
19:05:57 debug [pimatic-homeduino]: data: "RF receive 436 1264 13176 0 0 0 0 0 01010101010101010101011001101010011010010101011002"

Gleno0h

@thost96 its not contact… PIR6!

Every button has pir6 with unique ID, try it :-d

thost96

@Gleno0h Thank you for your feedback. This works like a sharm. Also pressing two or three buttons at a time works.

Gleno0h

@thost96 great it is a nice switch

thost96

is there a direct way to build a homeduino switch using protocol pir6?

Using a DummySwitch and a rule for each HomeduinoRFPir works, but requires a lot of rules and doubled devices for each button.

-thost96

sweebee

You can’t, its not a switch. it doesn’t have a on or off signal, its just a signal. so the most easiest way is creating a pir6 and enable auto reset at around 50ms.

when device is present then toggle light

mwittig

I know it is off-topic but these nice touch switches are also available as Sonoff WiFi switches. Apparently it is possible to replace the firmware, e.g. with EspEasy, like it is for the other SonOff devices