Hello everybody,
I am fairly new to pimatic and homeduino and I am struggeling to set up the following:
I would like to have pimatic/homeduino work as a gateway -> Press button on the remote (Quigg DMV-7000) -> Change of variable in pimatic -> pimatic does something (eg. switch on/off RFSwitch).

My setup consists of the following devices:
1x 433MHz Remote Quigg DMV-7000 (4Ch w/ On and off button, Master on and off buttons, DimUp and DimDown-Buttons)
2x RFSwitch DMV-7009AS (Says Quigg on the front and looks like GT7000-Series. No switches for homecode/unit - autolearn)
2x RFDimmer DMV-7008AD (no Switches, just autolearn)
Cheap 433MHz Modules for RX and TX (which will be replaced by Superherodyne-Thingy which is on it’s way from ebay)

I was able to set up homeduino and it switches an RFSwitch (DMV-7009AS) when I toggle the device from the GUI (Using Switch13-Protocol). I choose id 1 and unit 10 when creating the device, pressed the learn button and toggled the switch in the gui. Worked right away.

Now the complicated part:
I would like to use the remote for input. When I press the CH1.on-button the Debug-Console promts
data: "RF receive 624 1284 8112 0 0 0 0 0 010010101101010011010100101010110010101102"
which seems to be processed into this
[ 624, 1284, 8112 ] 010010101101010011010100101010110010101102
I looked for the switch13.coffee to find out what it might mean, because the auto descovery-function doesn’t work (at least it does not create any devices).

In the first few lines this is declared:

mapping for decoding

pulsesToBinaryMapping = {
‘10’: ‘1’ #binary 1
’01’: ‘0’ #binary 0
’2’ : ‘’ #footer

Unfortunately if I try to translate the pulses into bits there are pairs which are 00 or 11 which is not declared.
Does anybody have an Idea how to translate the code?

Cheers,
Max

First, do you also have the debug codes of the other buttons?

Second, if you look at for instance switch1.coffee you see that there a header code is used. You could add a header code of 0 or 010 then the rest of the code exists of only 01 or 10 combinations

Thank you very much! That did the trick!
I had to remove the first 0 as header.

If anybody is interested, here are debug dumbs from pressing the on-buttons of each channel:

First 12 Bits are the ID (2286) next two bits decribe the ID 0-3.
Tested it against my remote and is working just fine!

Cheers,
Max

hey max! nice work
do you see the difference to switch 13?
maybe file a pull request on git for a new quigg protocol

As soon as i figure the dimmer-stuff
The dimmers work with a relative System. Something like dim-up and dim-down instead of absolute values like 56% …
And i failed to configure my remote as Input. Is there any documentation about that?

Cheers, Max