Aldi Funksteckdosen-Set / Globaltronics GT-3000 & GT-FSI-10

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Hallo
does someone have a Protocol for this Wallplug?
Transmitter is GT-3000,Receiver is GT-FSI-10
They are sold at Aldi Süd.
There are no DIP Switches, you can “Learn” the devices

I tried to get it work with the Rawswitch but had no Luck.
The Output looks like this:

Button A On:

received: [ 508, 944, 2972, 7248 ] 10101001011011010110010110111010011111011010010123
data: “RF receive 944 508 2972 7248 0 0 0 0 01010110100100101001101001000101100000100101101023”

Button A Off:

received: [ 516, 1012, 2976, 7232 ] 10101001100101100101101001010110011010101010010123
data: “RF receive 1012 516 2976 7232 0 0 0 0 01010110011010011010010110101001100101010101101023”

Thanks M.

PS:How can i do this Codeboxes?

+1 by me.

It is a rolling code with 4 codes on each button, like here: https://github.com/pimatic/pimatic/issues/386.
…but simple use protocol “Rolling1” with the 4 codes in the config do not work.
I can provide all codes from my remote if helpful.

would really love to use this switches.
What can you recommend do to get this goal?

Any hints/links/tutorials to get start by myself or can I provide details?

@Matthias-Gröschl Well, firstly try the auto discovery function… If that doesnt work you can create a couple of test switches with different protocols and see if that would work. Dont forget to set the socket in learn mode.

Might aswell post the debug messages!

@Gleno0h said

If that doesnt work you can create a couple of test switches with different protocols and see if that would work.

cannot imagine that this will work since the devices seem to have rolling code as said above.
if they do not work with the rollingcode protocol, maybe try to get some compatible RF plugs instead? Sorry to have no satisfying answer