Stuntteam wrote: ↑26 Jan 2024, 00:22It's ok

Was the data usefull or do you need more?
I am eager to supply.

@Stuntteam wrote:

Stuntteam, with your insider's knowledge could you maybe shed some light on this issue, what possibly could go wrong here? 8)
Thanks.

Yes, always good to have a bit more to verify we can catch all packet types OK =) Though hard to tell with all the neighbours and their 433mHz flodding, here is some data... (possibly only the ones with 290 pulses really matter, but I tried to log every time both LEDs (sensor and arduino) flashed.....

Stuntteam wrote: ↑24 Jan 2024, 16:41 Can you provide a debug log as shown here: https://www.rflink.nl/develop.php
But for step 3 activate only the logmode unhandled
That might help in improving things.

Would a "second pair" of data help in the process or are those of wimpie enough?

CU,
padrino

Hi, well TF007TH sensores seem quite unreliable here (with rflink) but they *do* work with rflink! The problem (at least fir me) is that their signal sometimes is recognised right away and then for minutes, upto an hour or so, it is not. And if the learning process falls into such a period, it's bad...

:D Yeah, that sounds like me. ;) There should also be a mail, about a "special device" from "rf-tech", which somehow is changing brands/devicename in rflink depending on (three) differnt temperatur ranges... quite excotic thing. :oops: Well, after those years, the bbq thermometer...

Hi, news about R50 was just like the Spanish inquisition. 8) Great to see the new version, though I almost missed it. =) I wonder, was the version string changed? Cause, even after the flashing the iobroker adapter I use still shows R48... CU, padrino PS: I sent debug logs years ago and never got a ...

This looks a lot like the Froggit F007TH and similar.
Curious it does not work...

Hi, I use many brands of temperature sensors here (they have just grown with time =)), and in general they work quite well with rflink. Well, some do more than others. ;) They update about once a minute, of course sometimes there can go something wrong (maybe some bird in the wrong position ;)), so ...

Hi,

just stumbled over this...
Seems like a very nice project and well done.
As the link to the STL is dead, I wonder if it's still available somewhere?

Thanks.

Yes, iobroker is my way to go, too. =)

Stuntteam wrote: ↑10 May 2021, 21:13 I will try to locate your mail...

Hi there,

where you able to locate my emails?
If not, just tell me how I can further help.
If needed I can also resend them. =)
Any other assistance needed? Just tell me.
Thanks for investigating.

Have a nice weekend,
padrino

Just noticed, there was already a mail in 2018.

I could re-send them, if that helps.

Btw, subjects are (ok, I must admit, they probably could have been more distinct ):

"New / improved device at 433mHz =)"

"RFLink with Renkforce - and "the" BBQ Thermometer"

I know it's name is not on the list but as sometimes devices are supported under different names, that was my hope, too...

I also sent some debug output in 2019, but never received feedback, maybe my mails don't come thru.

So I thought about asking others, maybe I was too stupid...

Hi there,

I am using one of these... (see photo below)
Works reliable for me, unfortunatelly I can't get it recognized by rflink.
With the loader programm in debug mode it shows up like a charm... :-/
Anyone else maybe able to get it to work and I am just unlucky? =)

Stuntteam wrote: ↑25 Mar 2021, 12:53 Beta/test versions are only supplied to people who have reported an issue and that need to test the fixes applied to the code.

Does this mean the other way arround, that if I sent you data and got no answer, the topic/device was not adressed (because I was not asked to test)? =)

Thanks for your reply. Well, in my (probably special =)) case, the sensor only has one signal/state to transmit, ie. "true". I just managed to position the magnet in a way that the sensor gets triggered on removal and returning of the magnet (rest of the "AI" is done internally b...

Hi, I am using rflink adapter for iobroker. With a window sensor like this 51wsgimzXYL._AC_AA140_.jpg , which is recognized as "EV1527", I track opening/closing of a door. This seemed to work quite reliable, but sometimes rflink just missed a state (change). After a little investigation th...

Hi, I have similar problems with my "Bresser" devices (recognized as "Baldr"). The receiption is dropped at random rate. :( The funny thing, when I disable rflink and just use the windows tool in debug mode, it the hardware seems to receive the signal much more reliable, ie. when...

@stuntman

Well, at least a way for the user to locally learn/integrate unknown devices could have the benefit of you not beeing flooded with requests and save you time which you could spend elsewhere.

CU,
padrino

Hi,

this sensor is really weired.
I noticed that I sometimes get the same hex value, but the origonal station shows differnt temperatures (differing by 0.1 to 0.3ºC).

Would be nice if someone cut put me on the right track, I'm clueless...

CU,
padrino

Hi, I have a "weather station" by "rf-tech" where the rf sensor is labeled "ABS700". With rflink it shows up as "Firstline" device. So far that's ok and and it was working (more or less ;)) reliable. Then I thought, I'd put the thermometer into the freezer (wi...

Hi, even if this is a bit old, but as the problem still exits with rflink (I am using it with iobroker, though)... You can calculate the correct value from the given. Here it starts with 83FF for -0.1°C. Ignoring the "8" leaves 3ff hex, or 1023 dec. RFlink decodes it to -102.3°C (= rflink_...