


Serial.print("Current rolling code : ") Serial.So there are lots of moving part to this. Serial.print("Simulated remote number : ") Serial.println(REMOTE, HEX) Void SendCommand(byte *frame, byte sync) Void BuildFrame(byte *frame, byte button) #define REMOTE 0x123300 // Remote ID we're using (changeable) you can also send a HEX number directly for any weird command you (0x9 for the sun and wind detector for instance) To make a group command, just repeat the last two steps with another blind (one by one) Long-press the program button of YOUR ACTUAL REMOTE until your blind goes up and down slightly Any unsigned int works, 1 is a good start Choose a starting point for the rolling code. The rolling code will be stored in EEPROM, so that you can power the Arduino off. If you want to learn more about the Somfy RTS protocol, check out * This sketch allows you to emulate a Somfy RTS or Simu HZ remote. (Please, remember to close the issue when the problem has been addressed) It went with a GPIO pin definiton and modification for storing the rolling count.Īlso my hacking version went with some lines for setting an inital rolling code and the remote ID, which probably should be done nicer It would be nice to get this functionality properly integrated.Īttached is the xdrv I hacked together back then. it has discrete commands for Prog, up, stop and down rather than using parameters as one should) and my skills aren't sufficient to integrate it nicely with current Tasmota versions. I found addressing the issue for Arduino, so i slapped together a hack onto Tasmota 4.1.1 which I was using at the time. Some years ago when i encountered this need first with an awning equipped with a Somfy motor. I'd like to see an option to use a GPIO pin for a 433MHz RF module emitting Somfy commands, with Tasmota persisting the rolling code in flash Somfy roller shutter motors run using their custom RTS protocol with rolling code and home automation integrations are very limited unless one splurge a lot of money on their integrator gateways Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Yes, there was a discussion about using a Sonoff RF bridge but since Somfy's code is rolling things get messy Have you looked for this feature in other issues and in the docs?
