http://n8henrie.com/2015/12/control-an-rf-outlet-with-siri-via-homebridge
Control RF outlets with HomeKit / Siri using rcswitch-gpiomem
npm install -g homebridge
npm install --global homebridge-rcswitch-gpiomem
See sample-config.json
Either onCode
and offCode
or systemcode
and unitcode
are required.
My switches use on and off codes, so that's what I recommend and all I can
really help with.
accessory
: Must be RCSwitch
(case sensitive)name
:: string :: What you want to call the switch. Keep in mind
that Siri will prefer anything other than your homebridge switch if there's
any confusion, so name it something uniqueonCode
, offCode
:: int or string
systemcode
:: string :: RF system code. I don't use this, please
refer to other docs.unitcode
:: int :: RF unit code. I don't use this, please refer
to other docs.pin
:: int, optional :: BCM pin connected to 433 mhz transmitter, defaults
to 17
pulseLength
:: int, optional :: RF pulse length, defaults to 190
bitLength
:: int, optional :: bit length of RF code, only used if using
decimal RF code, defaults to 24
repeats
:: int, optional :: Number of times to repeat the transmission of
the code, defaults to 10 (as per the original rcswitch
code)It seems that the gpiomem
system I use and the SysFS method of interacting with the GPIO are not compatible for reasons explained in this issue. Make sure that you aren't also using programs that access the GPIO by way of SysFS or this library may not work.
setRepeatTransmit
to just before calling switchOn()
to facilitate
multiple switches with different desired repeat countssetPulseLength
from initialization to just before calling switchOn()
to facilitate multiple switches with different pulse lengths (closes #2).