Oh yes.
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[Solved] Daycom Switches (pollin)
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I have pushed a fix. Now it should work right.
Theoretical you can try to send an all on but i don´t know if this is working.pimatic rocks!!!
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I could try it. How to implement an “all” device? Simply by defining unit = 0?
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Normally you should only need add in the protocol definitions the all state.
"unit":0, "all":true
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Well, it does work to turn all devices off but not on. But the remote hasn’t a “all on” button either. So i think this is normal behavior.
I got the problem that the switch sometimes don’t switch. Could this maybe be solved with a higher rate of repeats?
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Yes it can solve this. But in generally it says you that something is not good in the rf transmission.
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What can it be? Timing issues? I got multiple wall-sockets here that are working fine over greater distances, so this doesn’t seem to be a hardware issue.
Edit: I tested if the remote has any problems with this distance, and it seems even switching with the remote sometimes fails if i press the button not long enough. So this could be a weak reveiver on the switch side? -
Can you turn the receiver?
When you have a antenna horizontal and the other antenna is vertical than you have theoretical null receiving.
The message is reflected by walls and other stuff so the orientation is eventually turned too. But this wave front isn´t so good like the original one.pimatic rocks!!!
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I can’t turn the receiver because it is a one one piece wall-switch.
But i tried to turn the transmitter 90°. But there was no measurable impact on the transmit. -
You can increase the amount of RF repeats in the config file.
Eventually solves this the problem for you. But personally i suggest you that you dont turn it over 10. Normally is 2 to 4. Pimatic standard is 7 repeatspimatic rocks!!!