Cant compil Retransmitter.ino when i select a ESP8266 mudule in arduino IDE

[hugodu21]

Hello,

does the Retransmitter.ino should work with ESP8266 NodeMcu module ? I got the following error

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void setup() { // See example ShowReceivedCode for info on this NewRemoteReceiver::init(0, 2, retransmitter); }

\Arduino\libraries\NewRemoteSwitch-master/NewRemoteReceiver.h:73:15: note: static void NewRemoteReceiver::init(int8_t, byte, NewRemoteReceiverCallBack)

   static void init(int8_t interrupt, byte minRepeats, NewRemoteReceiverCallBack callback);

               ^

Thanks for your support ! The ShowReceivedCode works perfectly !

Now i want to reproduce the code received to retransmit it on demand :)

Thanks again

[1technophile]

Hello, does the Retransmitter.ino should work with ESP8266 NodeMcu module ? I got the following error

Hello, In the orange log of your arduino IDE you can see that the IDE find several libraries for newremoteswitch Are you sure it takes the good one?

[hugodu21]

hello,

yes, i removed it to be sure but its the same issue.

with esp8266 selected:

with arduino selected:

I found a solution with another code, so if you dont have time, dont worry about me!

Thank you for your response.

[hugodu21]

in fact your program is better, i cant have the good code with the other code in found.

Is there a way to get the receivedCode un your showCode function easyly ?

[1technophile]

Is there a way to get the receivedCode un your showCode function easyly ?

Do you succeed in compiling ShowReceivedCode.ino

[hugodu21]

yes, i think its ok for the receive code,

i use the showcode function to get the code and update the status of the lights in jeedom using a http get.

i used:

void showCode(unsigned int period, unsigned long address, unsigned long groupBit, unsigned long unit, unsigned long switchType) {
      BoutonID = address;
      BoutonID *= 2;
      if (groupBit) BoutonID += 1;
      BoutonID *= 2;
      if (switchType) BoutonID += 1;
      BoutonID *= 16;
      BoutonID += unit;
...

and i use another library to send this code with the 433mhz transmiter

[1technophile]

If you want to integrate with jeedom you could use OpenMQTTGateway directly. and interface through MQTT.

The gateway corresponding to NewRemoteSwitch library is ZgatewayRF2

[hugodu21]

thanks i will try it :)

I already tryed rflink with Jeedom plugin, but im starting to enjoy the electronic and i would like to include my own little noobs beginer code inside the esp8266 (or arduino)

in parallel i began the openclassroom tutorials for C learning

is it possible to include easy my own code inside the MQTT gateway ?

[1technophile]

is it possible to include easy my own code inside the MQTT gateway ?

Yes you can see there https://docs.openmqttgateway.com/participate/development.html