set state of my blind after receiving serial data from remote control

[fred0815]

Hi,

currently I am not able to analyse different kind of commands recieving by remote control.... and I wish to do that...

After pressing the "up" button on my blind remote control, rflink set a status in the current channel. Rflink is doing this for "stop" and "down" commands too, but always the "false" value.... It would be nice, if RFLink will set the "true" value for the "up" command....

iobroker Log: rflink.0 2020-08-05 11:40:48.445 debug (28916) Set state "rflink.0.channels.Warema_2.BLIND_03": false rflink.0 2020-08-05 11:40:48.444 debug (28916) Serial data received: 20;07;Warema;ID=c6b8;SWITCH=03;CMD=UP;

rflink.0 2020-08-05 11:40:50.616 debug (28916) Set state "rflink.0.channels.Warema_2.BLIND_03": false rflink.0 2020-08-05 11:40:50.615 debug (28916) Serial data received: 20;08;Warema;ID=c6b8;SWITCH=03;CMD=STOP;

rflink.0 2020-08-05 11:40:56.024 debug (28916) Set state "rflink.0.channels.Warema_2.BLIND_03": false rflink.0 2020-08-05 11:40:56.022 debug (28916) Serial data received: 20;0A;Warema;ID=c6b8;SWITCH=03;CMD=DOWN;

May be it would be possible to enhance the code or give me a hint where I can change the code locally.

Thanks a lot for your help.

[fred0815]

found a solution on my own..

[evanes68]

Fred, could you share your solution? I am experiencing the same problem on Somfy RTS remote.

[fred0815]

I have made the following changes.

In the file "main.js" line 454 from if (frame.blind) { stateId = id + '.BLIND' + frame.SWITCH; } else if (frame.all) { stateId = id + '.ALL' + frame.SWITCH; } else if (frame.chime) { stateId = id + '.CHIME_' + frame.SWITCH; } else if (frame.set_level) { stateId = id + '.SETLEVEL' + frame.SWITCH; } else { stateId = id + '.SWITCH' + frame.SWITCH; } to if (frame.blind && !frame.stop) { stateId = id + '.BLIND' + frame.SWITCH; } else if (frame.blind && frame.stop) { stateId = id + '.BLINDSTOP' + frame.SWITCH;
} else if (frame.all) { stateId = id + '.ALL' + frame.SWITCH; } else if (frame.chime) { stateId = id + '.CHIME' + frame.SWITCH; } else if (frame.set_level) { stateId = id + '.SETLEVEL' + frame.SWITCH; } else { stateId = id + '.SWITCH_' + frame.SWITCH; }

file "parse.js" line 8 from
CMD: function (value) { if (value.indexOf('SET_LEVEL') !== -1) { return parseInt(value.split('=')[1], 10); } else { if (value[0] >= '0' && value[0] <= '9') return parseInt(value, 10); return value.indexOf('ON') !== -1; } }, to CMD: function (value) { if (value.indexOf('SET_LEVEL') !== -1) { return parseInt(value.split('=')[1], 10); } else { if (value === "UP" || value === "STOP") return true; if (value[0] >= '0' && value[0] <= '9') return parseInt(value, 10); return value.indexOf('ON') !== -1; } },

[evanes68]

Thank you.

I see your changes to the parse code will change the state from false to true when you press the UP or STOP button. But pressing the DOWN button does not change the state?

[fred0815]

the default value is false...so, if you press neither UP nor STOP the function returns false...