This package contains an API to send signals over 433/315 MHz based transmitters. It is based on the Arduino library from Suat Özgür. This is a simple library that is meant to be easy to install and use. If it doesn't fit your use case there is some related work you may want to check out:
Minimal example for sending a signal:
from radio_control import Transmitter
transmitter = Transmitter("D2") # Transmitter connected to pin D2
transmitter.send("001110101101011101100010") # Send 24bit code retrieved from remote controlBy default the transmitter uses a protocol that works for many low cost remote control devices such as rc sockets (e.g. using the popular EV1527 encoder). The protocol that shall be used can be changed through a parameter in the constructor. For more information on the features of this library and how to use them please read the documentation here.
Any board that can run a modern version of MicroPython is supported. The library uses bit banging and supports that on any available GPIO pin.
The easiest way is to use mpremote and mip:
mpremote mip install github:sebromero/micropython-radio-controlThe easiest way is to clone the repository and then run any example using mpremote.
The recommended way is to mount the root directory remotly on the board and then running an example script. e.g.
mpremote connect mount src run ./examples/transmit_ev1527.pyIf you encounter any issue, please open a bug report here.
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
For questions, comments, or feedback on this package, please create an issue on this repository.