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Python code to control elero blinds
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What CC1101 device to use ? #2

Closed pierok13 closed 1 year ago

pierok13 commented 1 year ago

Hi, I've high interest in your work and I think it's a great work. What CC1101 device did you use ? Would this one be a good catch ? https://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B07YX92NMP/ thank's

stanleypa commented 1 year ago

The modules i used looked like this:

But I'm pretty sure the one you linked would work.

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stanleypa commented 1 year ago

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pierok13 commented 1 year ago

The one I saw looks like it's only 433 MHZ and I think elero needs 868 right ?

stanleypa commented 1 year ago

There's 868, 433 and 915mhz versions - i believe only difference is the passive component values.

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pierok13 commented 1 year ago

Thank's for your reply, I'll try the same than yours, I don't want to risk and have to order a new one.

pierok13 commented 1 year ago

@stanleypa I have the CC1101 and the remotes , installed on RPI spiDEV 0 The scripts shows only dots, waiting ofr clear channel. My question is how to sniff to identify the remotes and fill the conf.py ? I'm sorry, I'm new in the CC1101 world.

edit : OK I think I didn't connect all the pins. GD0 is not connected. I'll try with all 8 pins from cc1101 connected tomorrow

edit2 : With GDO0 attached script is running. But I still cannot see any message, nor know how to get the remote ID to put in conf.py

stanleypa commented 1 year ago

At startup you should see something like:

Starting main.py check 114 Waiting for clear channel... ........channel cleared

The "check" is a read of the a register just written (0x0E - the middle byte of the frequency). What is the value? If this is 0 then the SPI bus is not okay (probably should abort) in which case I'd suggest you make sure you have enabled SPI on the PI and double-check your wiring to the module.