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KC868-AG RF not working
#1
Expected this item will handle all my RF temperature sensors. Installed esphome put sample code but only thing i get is some noise
[I][remote.pronto:237]: Received Pronto: data=0000 006D 00C1 0000 0002 0005 0006  lots of this. Basically there are 2 ids which spamming data as Pronto time to time. If i put dump rc_switch then logs are empty even i tried to click some RF remotes. Tested IR and RF separately but that returning same output (what is actually strange because different pins suppose to read different things).
I believe that item is broken, or you can point me what i do wrong?

config:
remote_receiver:
  # see https://esphome.io/components/remote_tra...ed-devices
  # for details on discovering the correct codes for your devices
  - id: receiver_ir
    pin:
      number: GPIO23
      inverted: True
    dump: all
  # see https://esphome.io/components/remote_tra...rf-devices
  # for details on discovering the correct codes for your devices
  - id: receiver_rf
    pin:
      number: GPIO13
    dump:
    # Settings to optimize recognition of RF devices
    tolerance: 50%
    filter: 250us
    idle: 4ms
    buffer_size: 2kb
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#2
you can see this topic: https://www.kincony.com/forum/showthread...light=433M
it's use by KC868-Uair, almost as same as KC868-AG, just change the RF reciever pin define. Because there are many noise signal in air. if your RF remote code is PT2262 or EV1527, that can use by "RC-SWITCH" type.
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(11-22-2023, 10:00 AM)admin Wrote: if your RF remote code is PT2262 or EV1527, that can use by "RC-SWITCH" type.

what do you mean by this? is that code on rf receiver chip? i see WL101-341/331 on board where i suspect rf receiver


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#4
seems that is receiving some remote codes when clicking somfy remote as Drayton. Tried to send back but it is rolling code, so not so easy.
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#5
your remote's code is not commonly used on market, it's private protocol. suggest use RF remote, (433MHz with EV1527 code, it widely used in market, such as ues for remoter and sensor.)
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#6
(11-23-2023, 12:12 AM)admin Wrote: your remote's code is not commonly used on market, it's private protocol. suggest use RF remote, (433MHz with EV1527 code, it widely used in market, such as ues for remoter and sensor.)

understand. Basically i wanted to use this hub for somfy blinds and 433 mzh temperature sensors (which seems to be received as pronto now)
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#7
433MHz just a frequency, make sure home assistant esphome support your remote's wireless code, so that can be decoded.
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#8
(11-23-2023, 08:07 AM)admin Wrote: 433MHz just a frequency, make sure home assistant esphome support your remote's wireless code, so that can be decoded.

feel pretty noob here but moving forward
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