rstrouse
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1 year ago Just so you know the logs do not show any transmit data from the radio. This is by design because we only have confirmed information from the radio on the receive side. On the transmit side there is no verification so that would just be noise in the log. If the radio not initialized message goes away then we have to assume that the radio actually sent the command.
If you are not seeing any responses in that log from your Telis then the most common problems are listed below in the order of how often I see them.
- Wiring does not match the configuration. This often happens because folks are familiar with RS232 serial comms and reverse the RX and TX lines to the transceiver. The CC1101 can receive on either GDO(0 or 2) pin but can only send on GDO0. So TX needs to be connected to the GPIO pin that is labeled GDO0. On the E07-M1101D transceiver this is pin
#3. Please make sure TX is connected there. The RX setting can be the same so if you connected pin#3on the transceiver to GPIO13 on the ESP32 then you can set both the RX and TX pins in the configuration to that same pin and not connect GDO2. - Incorrect power connections. There have been a couple of times that folks connected the 5v pin from the ESP32 to the transceiver. This will result in disaster as transceiver can be damaged. Its a crap shoot as to whether this happens but it will eventually fail if connected to 5v. As well wiring the either power pin to the ground on the transceiver will cause it to fail.
- Poor connections with Dupont connectors. If you are like me and have a drawer full of Dupont connectors they eventually get loose after a surprisingly short number of connect and disconnect times. A poor connection on any of them can cause the radio to malfunction.
- There are integrations out there that require you to clone a remote and as a result the integration and the remote compete for rolling codes. Despite my best efforts I cannot seem to stop people from repeating this. The address of a shade or group in ESPSomfy-RTS should never be the same as a physical remote.
Once you get the receive working so that it reliably hears your remote then link the remote to shade you defined in ESPSomfy-RTS using the link remote button. It should then make the shade in ESPSomfy-RTS respond appropriately to the commands from your remote. Only then can ESPSomfy-RTS show the position when you control the motor with the remote.
fjrodrigo
Hi, first of all, congratulations for this great and amazing job. I have installed your firmware in a ESP32-WROOM-32 with a E07-M1101D transceiver and the "my" button doesn't work, but "up" and "down" buttons work as expected. I've tested in 6 different motorised blinds with RTS Telio remote control (9 years old). With "my" button I'm able to record a new position, mantaining "my" button pressed and selecting "SET MY POSITION", but after that only the remote control takes the blind to that position, "my" button doesn't provoke any movement or action in the blind. I have also observed that I'm not able to see any log in the Log screen and for all that I think that's my issue, the RX doesn't work, but I've tried all the GPIO pins (GPIO02, GPIO04, GPIO12, GPIO13, GPIO14, GPIO16 and GPIO17) without any different result. If I move the blind from the main page, the window picture doesn't show the percentage neather the blue blind picture moving up or down as you explain in the documentation. I can bring if needed the serial traces with the Arduino IDE environment. Please, do you have any idea or how can I solve the log issue ??? Thank you very much in advance