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• Hit problem with REMOTE CONTROL SOCKETS 433hz tutorial

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• Hit problem with REMOTE CONTROL SOCKETS 433hz tutorial

  in General • 9 years, 9 months

  

  So I went back to basics with the code and found that

  sendMultiple(socketOn ? 0b11110 : 0b01110);
  

  Was causing me the problem. I replaced that by passing the full code (e.g. 4 = 0b1110010111111111000011100) and I am able to turn all of the channels/1,2,3,4 on and off.
  Thanks for your help. Hope you get your remotes and switches soon.

• Hit problem with REMOTE CONTROL SOCKETS 433hz tutorial

  in General • 9 years, 9 months

  

  Sorry,
  Switch = wall plug
  channel = the buttons on the remote say 1, 2, 3, 4

• Hit problem with REMOTE CONTROL SOCKETS 433hz tutorial

  in General • 9 years, 9 months

  

  Thanks so much.
  I had the transmitter and receiver the wrong way around.

  Using your code I've now got a switch turning on and off! :)
  Now I just need to figure out why only "channel 1" switches work and not 4.

  Am I correct in thinking all I need to change is the CODE variable?

  For channel 4 I get this output: 0b1110010111111111000011100
  So I replace the current string in code with that but it still turns on channel 1.

  Thanks again for your help.

• Hit problem with REMOTE CONTROL SOCKETS 433hz tutorial

  in General • 9 years, 9 months

  

  Hi,
  I've been following the REMOTE CONTROL SOCKETS tutorial, it was all going well.
  Based on the photo in the tutorial I'm using the same remote and plug socket.
  I was able to connect to pick up the remote controls "messages" (although I did use the transmitter with 4pins)

  Having received codes (e.g. 0b1110010111111111000011100) I changed the setup to be a transmitter. (again using the transmitter with 4 pins only 3 pins connected)

  This is where I get stuck.
  I used the send code in the tutorial but none of my plugs turn on or off.
  I double checked, and using the remote control it works fine.

  I have recreated all of the wiring but still no luck.

  Any tips on how I can go about debugging this or figuring out what is wrong?

• Pin-soldering problems? Look no further!

  in General • 9 years, 9 months

  

  These would stop a lot of worry when soldering pins to the board.

  Let us know how you get on with them.