Control Wireless Fan

Posted on Wed 14th, May 2014

• #1

user7011

Has anyone tried to control a wireless fan that uses a RF signal? I was thinking of purchasing a 315/433MHz AM transmitter and trying to convert Rc-switch to Javascript. Any suggestions would be great.
• #2

Gordon

I think someone asked about it previously... One suggestion was just to wire Espruino into the buttons on the remote control, but you definitely implement your own transmitter.

I did this for 433Mhz RC sockets: http://www.espruino.com/Remote+Control+Sockets

The way I figured out the signals to send there should also work for your remote controlled fan (you'd need a transmitter/receiver pair). Hope that helps!

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