Thanks for the suggestions. Personally wasn't able to locate the blind using the NRF Connect but I guess that also would have limited me to only controlling 1 blind vs all the old ones also. I was thinking I may have to do something to pick up the signals from the remote control and then set up some sort of device to send the same to the blinds based on a watch command going to it. Certaining annoying and more tricky than I was expecting.
Based on the above I guess I'm working with an RF remote (from googling around) and by switching devices, you're just sending different codes which in term targets different devices. I was thinking to pull this off using the puckJS - mostly so I don't require a board to be wired up and powered all the time. It would also be discreet and allow me to bluetooth to it using my bangleJS watch, when I enter a room. But I'm not sure if the puckJS could also pull something like this off (I've seen from your videos it might have been able to do this if it was IR).
(Speaking as someone who has never done any board or signal work, so my comments are coming from a place of complete ignorance).
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Thanks for the suggestions. Personally wasn't able to locate the blind using the NRF Connect but I guess that also would have limited me to only controlling 1 blind vs all the old ones also. I was thinking I may have to do something to pick up the signals from the remote control and then set up some sort of device to send the same to the blinds based on a watch command going to it. Certaining annoying and more tricky than I was expecting.
I realised on the back of the remote it lists a remote frequency of 433.92 MHz that it states to use (similar remote examples - https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806033231133.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2usa4itemAdapt#nav-specification https://smart-rollos.de/en/product/handsender-bf-315-fuer-24v-rolloantrieb/). But I'm guessing that doesn't matter and it's all about picking up the signals being sent by the button presses?
Based on the above I guess I'm working with an RF remote (from googling around) and by switching devices, you're just sending different codes which in term targets different devices. I was thinking to pull this off using the puckJS - mostly so I don't require a board to be wired up and powered all the time. It would also be discreet and allow me to bluetooth to it using my bangleJS watch, when I enter a room. But I'm not sure if the puckJS could also pull something like this off (I've seen from your videos it might have been able to do this if it was IR).
(Speaking as someone who has never done any board or signal work, so my comments are coming from a place of complete ignorance).
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