Wie FreeTec Funkklingel in Pimatic eintragen?

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Hallo,
ich habe eine FreeTec (433,92 MHz) Türklingel die ich gerne in Pimatic als Alarmsignal einbinden möchte.
Mit einem an den Raspberry angebrachten 433 MHz Sender kann ich sie mittels Codesend 15646718 ansprechen.
Ich habe am Raspberry einen Arduino Nano in Pimatic mit Homeduino und 433 MHz Sender und Empfänger angeschlossen.
Kann mir jemand sagen, was ich in die config.json eintragen muss.
Ein Debug ergab folgendes:

• debug [pimatic-homeduino]: doorbell1: { id: 1297, unit: 0, state: true }
• debug [pimatic-homeduino]: switch14: { id: 488959, unit: 1, all: false, state: true }
• debug [pimatic-homeduino]: switch8: { systemcode: 0, programcode: ‘A0’, state: true }
• debug [pimatic-homeduino]: switch6: { systemcode: 10, programcode: 30, state: true }
• debug [pimatic-homeduino]: received: [ 232, 640, 5420 ] 01101010011010100110011010101010101010101010101002
• debug [pimatic-homeduino]: data: “RF receive 232 640 5420 0 0 0 0 0 01101010011010100110011010101010101010101010101002”

Für eine Hilfe wäre ich sehr dankbar.
Gruß
Paule

@Paule

{
  "id": "door-contact",
  "name": "Türklingel",
  "class": "HomeduinoRFContactSensor",
  "protocols": [
    {
      "name": "doorbell1",
      "options": {
        "id": 1297,
        "unit": 0
      }
    }
  ],
  "autoReset": true,
  "resetTime": 3000
}

untested!
i hope there is no conflict with doorbell1-type “switch” and HomeduinoRFContactSensor

Edit:
@mwittig
doorbell1 was switch-device, doorbell2 a pir-device and doorbell3 also a switch-device.
gernerally doorbells should include both functions, or? was that possible to declair a switch-type as HomeduinoRFContactSensor or a pir-type as HomeduinoRFButtonsDevice?

i think some people will get the doorbell state and would use them with autoreset to get state and interact, others would ring the bell with a button or other actors.

@xCite86 Ein neues Device wurde erkannt. Ich habe einen Türkontakt in Pimatic eingebunden, der beim Öffnen der Tür mir das anzeigt und dann soll das Signal an die Türklingel gesendet werden. Ich verstehe Pimatic noch nicht so richtig und habe noch keine Ahnung wie ich die Klingel zum klingeln bringe.

@mwittig Die Klingel wird durch einen PIR-Sensor ausgelöst. Ich kenne Pimatic noch nicht so gut, um Sensoren richtig einzubinden.

@Paule okay, if the door-contact was working well you can try the class HomeduinoRFButtonsDevice for a button

{
  "id": "door-button",
  "name": "Türklingel",
  "class": "HomeduinoRFButtonsDevice",
  "protocols": [
    {
      "name": "doorbell1",
      "options": {
        "id": 1297,
        "unit": 0,
        "state": true
      }
    }
  ],
}

if the device works you have to create a rule like

if door-contact was present then press door-button

PS: try to write in english please. i know its sometimes hard but google translate helps well. there are much dev’s from netherlands, czech and denmark in the forum and pimatic was an international project so other people could help you too

@xCite86 said:

doorbell1 was switch-device, doorbell2 a pir-device and doorbell3 also a switch-device.
gernerally doorbells should include both functions, or? was that possible to declair a switch-type as HomeduinoRFContactSensor or a pir-type as HomeduinoRFButtonsDevice?

Yes, I think you are right. Doorbell protocols should always include both functions to support, both, the doorbell button (doorbell sender, i.e. somebody is pushing the button at the door) and the doorbell (doorbell receiver, i.e. ringing the bell). As @paule wants to ring the bell, the contact sensor does not fit here. A HomeduinoRFButtonsDevice should be used.

{
  "id": "door-button",
  "name": "Türklingel",
  "class": "HomeduinoRFButtonsDevice",
  "buttons": [
    {
      "id": "Klingel",
      "protocols": [{
      "name": "doorbell1",
      "options": {
        "id": 1297,
        "unit": 0,
        "state": true
      }
    }]
    }
  ]
}

Alternatively, a switch may be used. The switch also has a multiprotocol option. Using this, it may be possible to map PIR and Doorbell to a single device, but I haven’t tried it myself

Alternatively, a switch may be used.

you could also try thisone

{
  "id": "doorbell-switch",
  "name": "Türklingel",
  "class": "HomeduinoRFSwitch",
  "protocols": [
    {
      "name": "switch14",
      "options": {
        "id": 488959,
        "unit": 1
      }
    }
  ]
}

if door-contact is present then switch doorbell-switch on

and a rule for reset doorbell-switch

if state of doorbell-switch is on then switch doorbell-switch off after 5 seconds

@xCite86 said:

if door-contact is present then switch doorbell-switch on
and a rule for reset doorbell-switch

if state of doorbell-switch is on then switch doorbell-switch off after 5 seconds

This can also be done with a single rule

if door-contact is present then switch doorbell-switch on for 5 seconds

Using a switch it should be noted, homeduino will also send datagrams when the “off” state is reached. For ‘doorbell1’ it should not be an issue as a datagram for “off” (which is actually shorter as the state flag is not encoded) should be ignored by the doorbell-receiver.

Hallo,
vielen Dank für Eure Hilfe. Es funktioniert jetzt so wie geplant.
Wenn ich jetzt die Tür öffne wird durch ein Reedrelay das am Raspberry angschlossen ist, die Meldung ausgelöst und die Klingel spielt ihren Sound ab.
Ich habe den Post von xCite86 benutzt und als Rule habe ich eingetragen:
if contact-sensor is closed switch doorbell-switch on for 5 seconds

Also nochmal vielen Dank. Sobald ich mit dem Projekt fertig bin (sollen noch Camera und weitere Sensoren dran), werde ich es auf meiner Homepage
www.aha-geht.de veröffentlichen

Sehr schön! Ich bin gespannt, wie Dein Projekt weitergeht.

Übrignes finde ich auch Deine Mühle mit Fachwerk und Mühlenrad klasse!

@mwittig Danke, war 5 Monate Bauzeit