First a warm thankyou-so-much to all those who are involved in this project.
I had problems to trigger a 433 MHz socket (SilverCrest from Lidl). When checking the data stream with an oscilloscope i could not see any sync pulse in front of the data. Checking the RCSwitch::send procedure I found that “this->transmit(protocol.syncFactor)” is called after the for loop for sending the data. I copied the code “this->transmit(protocol.syncFactor)” in front of the “for (int i..)” loop and the sockets could be trigged correctly. Shouldn’t the sync pulse be in front of the data for all other devices as well?
First a warm thankyou-so-much to all those who are involved in this project. I had problems to trigger a 433 MHz socket (SilverCrest from Lidl). When checking the data stream with an oscilloscope i could not see any sync pulse in front of the data. Checking the RCSwitch::send procedure I found that “this->transmit(protocol.syncFactor)” is called after the for loop for sending the data. I copied the code “this->transmit(protocol.syncFactor)” in front of the “for (int i..)” loop and the sockets could be trigged correctly. Shouldn’t the sync pulse be in front of the data for all other devices as well?