[SOLVED]Help with protocol for masterplug UK wall sockets

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wow! thankyou very much. Will give it a try first thing in the morning.

well thanks again.

Have got all the tests to pass with gulp. Now how do i integrate into pimatic to test?

nvm trying to create a pull request now

I lied!

Whilst trying to create a pull request, I realised i working from an old fork of rfcontroljs.

Having rebased to the pimatic fork, and changed lib-controller.coffee to match i now cant get it to pass the tests.

here is the error im getting. I presume its because the binary doesnt match.

2) #decodePulses() switch31 should decode the pulses:

      AssertionError: pulse 0000220100010101000000010101000001000100010000000101010000000101000100010000000001010103 of switch31 should be detected.
      + expected - actual

      -false
      +true

    at Context.<anonymous> (test/lib-controller.coffee:930:9)

here is the relevant part of my lib-controller.coffee

    {
      protocol: 'switch31'
      pulseLengths: [452, 1336, 3392, 10124],
      pulses: [
        '0000220100010101000000010101000001000100010000000101010000000101000100010000000001010103'
        '0000220100010101000000010101000001000100010000000101010000000101000100000101010100000003'
      ],
      values: [
        { all: false, channel: 1, id: 47333, state: true }
        { all: false, channel: 1, id: 47333, state: false }
      ]
    },

i have no idea where it is going wrong as there isnt much debug info.

I think you should update src/controller.coffee

Awesome! That was it. Now the tests pass. Thankyou very much for your help.

Pull request done!

Tested on my own pimatic install and its working as it should. Thanks again

That’s great! Would be cool if you could test if you could pair the wall socket with a different ID from pimatic. And if you have a second remote, test if that one is recognized as well. Maybe buy a second set, do some testing, and return

It works if i set a different id in pimatic. I can successfully pair with the socket. i may go and get another set. They were cheap enough.