KlikAanKlikUit / DomiaLite etc

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Originally posted by: <email address deleted>

Hi,

Anyone ever did some work to get KlikAanKlikUit / DomiaLite and some
others working with FHEM one way or another? the KlikAanKlikUit system
is a lot cheaper in the Netherlands then anything else (€18 plug-in
switch receiver, €22 plug-in dimmer receiver for example).

A solution with CUL433 would be most awesome

Remco

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Originally posted by: <email address deleted>

Hello,

I do have a Tellstick USB that supports KlikAanKlikUit and a lot more
433MHz - Devices.
Now we only have to find someone to write a FHEM-Module that supports
this Stick.
Since I do not need this piece of Hardware right now, I could offer it
for developing the module.

-Heiermann

On 5 Jan., 14:36, Remco Hosman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Anyone ever did some work to get KlikAanKlikUit / DomiaLite and some
> others working with FHEM one way or another? the KlikAanKlikUit system
> is a lot cheaper in the Netherlands then anything else ( 18 plug-in
> switch receiver, 22 plug-in dimmer receiver for example).
>
> A solution with CUL433 would be most awesome
>
> Remco

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Originally posted by: <email address deleted>

On Jan 5, 2:36 pm, Remco Hosman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Anyone ever did some work to get KlikAanKlikUit / DomiaLite and some
> others working with FHEM one way or another? the KlikAanKlikUit system
> is a lot cheaper in the Netherlands then anything else ( 18 plug-in
> switch receiver, 22 plug-in dimmer receiver for example).
>
> A solution with CUL433 would be most awesome
>
> Remco

There is already the RFXCOM-Module for FHEM (written by me).
You have to use an RFXCOM-433 Mhz-Receiver for this (see
http://www.rfxcom.com/receivers.htm). I do use an USB based version.

The RFXCOM-Receiver supports many many 433 Mhz protocols.

My module does not support the transmiter currently because I do not
have the RFXCOM transmitter or transceiver.

I know that FHEM user kroonen (also from NL) uses my module to
receive  KlikAanKlikUit devices. I am not sure about DomiaLite. But as
long as it is supported by the RFXCOM receiver, it will be no problem
to add it to my module if this is needed.

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Originally posted by: <email address deleted>

Hi Willi,

the price-difference between the RFXCOM-Receiver and the Tellstick is
about 190 Euro. I think this could be reason enough to think about a
new Fhem-Modul for this little piece of USB-Hardware.


On 5 Jan., 17:03, Willi wrote:
> On Jan 5, 2:36 pm, Remco Hosman wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > Anyone ever did some work to get KlikAanKlikUit / DomiaLite and some
> > others working with FHEM one way or another? the KlikAanKlikUit system
> > is a lot cheaper in the Netherlands then anything else ( 18 plug-in
> > switch receiver, 22 plug-in dimmer receiver for example).
>
> > A solution with CUL433 would be most awesome
>
> > Remco
>
> There is already the RFXCOM-Module for FHEM (written by me).
> You have to use an RFXCOM-433 Mhz-Receiver for this (seehttp://www.rfxcom.com/receivers.htm). I do use an USB based version.
>
> The RFXCOM-Receiver supports many many 433 Mhz protocols.
>
> My module does not support the transmiter currently because I do not
> have the RFXCOM transmitter or transceiver.
>
> I know that FHEM user kroonen (also from NL) uses my module to
> receive  KlikAanKlikUit devices. I am not sure about DomiaLite. But as
> long as it is supported by the RFXCOM receiver, it will be no problem
> to add it to my module if this is needed.

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Originally posted by: <email address deleted>

yes, i agree there. also the tellstick looks more open then the rfxcom.
so the question is, which would be easier to write a module for and more
flexible to work with.
the tellstick duo is €80, the tellweb is €100.

my question is for the new house of my boss, so i can just tell him to
get 2, 1 for him to use and 1 for me to test

Remco

On 01/05/2012 07:39 PM, Heiermann wrote:
> Hi Willi,
>
> the price-difference between the RFXCOM-Receiver and the Tellstick is
> about 190 Euro. I think this could be reason enough to think about a
> new Fhem-Modul for this little piece of USB-Hardware.
>
>
> On 5 Jan., 17:03, Willi  wrote:
>> On Jan 5, 2:36 pm, Remco Hosman  wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>> Anyone ever did some work to get KlikAanKlikUit / DomiaLite and some
>>> others working with FHEM one way or another? the KlikAanKlikUit system
>>> is a lot cheaper in the Netherlands then anything else ( 18 plug-in
>>> switch receiver, 22 plug-in dimmer receiver for example).
>>> A solution with CUL433 would be most awesome
>>> Remco
>> There is already the RFXCOM-Module for FHEM (written by me).
>> You have to use an RFXCOM-433 Mhz-Receiver for this (seehttp://www.rfxcom.com/receivers.htm). I do use an USB based version.
>>
>> The RFXCOM-Receiver supports many many 433 Mhz protocols.
>>
>> My module does not support the transmiter currently because I do not
>> have the RFXCOM transmitter or transceiver.
>>
>> I know that FHEM user kroonen (also from NL) uses my module to
>> receive  KlikAanKlikUit devices. I am not sure about DomiaLite. But as
>> long as it is supported by the RFXCOM receiver, it will be no problem
>> to add it to my module if this is needed.

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[Guest]

Originally posted by: <email address deleted>

Hi Remco,

I just figured out that my Tellstick is only able to send. So I
definitely need to get a new one.
Since the USB-Devices always need a device-driver on the host-system,
I would recommend to develop a Module for the Tellstick NET.

On 5 Jan., 19:52, Remco Hosman wrote:
> yes, i agree there. also the tellstick looks more open then the rfxcom.
> so the question is, which would be easier to write a module for and more
> flexible to work with.
> the tellstick duo is 80, the tellweb is 100.
>
> my question is for the new house of my boss, so i can just tell him to
> get 2, 1 for him to use and 1 for me to test
>
> Remco
>
> On 01/05/2012 07:39 PM, Heiermann wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hi Willi,
>
> > the price-difference between the RFXCOM-Receiver and the Tellstick is
> > about 190 Euro. I think this could be reason enough to think about a
> > new Fhem-Modul for this little piece of USB-Hardware.
>
> > On 5 Jan., 17:03, Willi  wrote:
> >> On Jan 5, 2:36 pm, Remco Hosman  wrote:
>
> >>> Hi,
> >>> Anyone ever did some work to get KlikAanKlikUit / DomiaLite and some
> >>> others working with FHEM one way or another? the KlikAanKlikUit system
> >>> is a lot cheaper in the Netherlands then anything else ( 18 plug-in
> >>> switch receiver, 22 plug-in dimmer receiver for example).
> >>> A solution with CUL433 would be most awesome
> >>> Remco
> >> There is already the RFXCOM-Module for FHEM (written by me).
> >> You have to use an RFXCOM-433 Mhz-Receiver for this (seehttp://www.rfxcom.com/receivers.htm). I do use an USB based version.
>
> >> The RFXCOM-Receiver supports many many 433 Mhz protocols.
>
> >> My module does not support the transmiter currently because I do not
> >> have the RFXCOM transmitter or transceiver.
>
> >> I know that FHEM user kroonen (also from NL) uses my module to
> >> receive  KlikAanKlikUit devices. I am not sure about DomiaLite. But as
> >> long as it is supported by the RFXCOM receiver, it will be no problem
> >> to add it to my module if this is needed.

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Originally posted by: <email address deleted>

On Jan 5, 7:39 pm, Heiermann wrote:
> Hi Willi,
>
> the price-difference between the RFXCOM-Receiver and the Tellstick is
> about 190 Euro. I think this could be reason enough to think about a
> new Fhem-Modul for this little piece of USB-Hardware.

How did you calculate 190 Euro?

As far as I see you need the USB Tellstick duo which costs 81.75 EUR.

To receive the RFXCOM-receiver USB costs EUR 115.43.
To transmit the 433 Mhz RFXCOM transmitter/RFXmitter costs
EUR 85.68.

This is a price difference of 119.36 EUR.

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Originally posted by: <email address deleted>

Hi,

I took the price of a RFXCOM - Transceiver with LAN (241 Eur) against
a Tellstick. Since I later figured out that this Tellstick is only
able to receive commands, the price-difference against a Tellstick-Duo
is about 159 Euro.

On 5 Jan., 21:47, Willi wrote:
> On Jan 5, 7:39 pm, Heiermann wrote:
>
> > Hi Willi,
>
> > the price-difference between the RFXCOM-Receiver and the Tellstick is
> > about 190 Euro. I think this could be reason enough to think about a
> > new Fhem-Modul for this little piece of USB-Hardware.
>
> How did you calculate 190 Euro?
>
> As far as I see you need the USB Tellstick duo which costs 81.75 EUR.
>
> To receive the RFXCOM-receiver USB costs EUR 115.43.
> To transmit the 433 Mhz RFXCOM transmitter/RFXmitter costs
> EUR 85.68.
>
> This is a price difference of 119.36 EUR.

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Originally posted by: <email address deleted>

Hi,

I once had a Allnet 3000 RF MK2 to control the 433 MHz power outlets
(Intertechno). I only used that system briefly, as two lamps seemed
to start a life on their own shortly. I suspect that some neighbour
used a similar system and the same or similar codes or some other
RF signal was interpreted falsely. But after that experience, I went
to FS20 ... but am not too happy with it either (cost of outlets,
compared to Intertechno). What's your experience with the KlikAanKlikUit
or Intertechno kits?

On 01/05/2012 09:57 PM, Heiermann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I took the price of a RFXCOM - Transceiver with LAN (241 Eur) against
> a Tellstick. Since I later figured out that this Tellstick is only
> able to receive commands, the price-difference against a Tellstick-Duo
> is about 159 Euro.

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I have the MK2 as well, but while it did good over time, it's nor reliable... Switching lamps leaves you with some insecure motion, if it happened or not.

What's really needed here is a bi-directional switch (one, where you can press a button on the hardware and this change is reflected in the software).

a.


Am 06.01.2012 um 02:01 schrieb Kai 'wusel' Siering:

> Hi,
>
> I once had a Allnet 3000 RF MK2 to control the 433 MHz power outlets
> (Intertechno). I only used that system briefly, as two lamps seemed
> to start a life on their own shortly. I suspect that some neighbour
> used a similar system and the same or similar codes or some other
> RF signal was interpreted falsely. But after that experience, I went
> to FS20 ... but am not too happy with it either (cost of outlets,
> compared to Intertechno). What's your experience with the KlikAanKlikUit
> or Intertechno kits?
>
> On 01/05/2012 09:57 PM, Heiermann wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I took the price of a RFXCOM - Transceiver with LAN (241 Eur) against
>> a Tellstick. Since I later figured out that this Tellstick is only
>> able to receive commands, the price-difference against a Tellstick-Duo
>> is about 159 Euro.
>
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Originally posted by: <email address deleted>

HomeMatic is bidirectional, but i dont want to pay €50 - €60 per button
/ outlet

il get 2 telldus net's and see what i can figure out. i cant write perl tho.

Remco

On 01/06/2012 02:47 AM, Andy Fuchs wrote:
> I have the MK2 as well, but while it did good over time, it's nor reliable... Switching lamps leaves you with some insecure motion, if it happened or not.
>
> What's really needed here is a bi-directional switch (one, where you can press a button on the hardware and this change is reflected in the software).
>
> a.
>
>
> Am 06.01.2012 um 02:01 schrieb Kai 'wusel' Siering:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I once had a Allnet 3000 RF MK2 to control the 433 MHz power outlets
>> (Intertechno). I only used that system briefly, as two lamps seemed
>> to start a life on their own shortly. I suspect that some neighbour
>> used a similar system and the same or similar codes or some other
>> RF signal was interpreted falsely. But after that experience, I went
>> to FS20 ... but am not too happy with it either (cost of outlets,
>> compared to Intertechno). What's your experience with the KlikAanKlikUit
>> or Intertechno kits?
>>
>> On 01/05/2012 09:57 PM, Heiermann wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I took the price of a RFXCOM - Transceiver with LAN (241 Eur) against
>>> a Tellstick. Since I later figured out that this Tellstick is only
>>> able to receive commands, the price-difference against a Tellstick-Duo
>>> is about 159 Euro.
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Originally posted by: <email address deleted>

Am Donnerstag, 5. Januar 2012 14:36:18 UTC+1 schrieb Remco Hosman:
>
> Hi,
>
> Anyone ever did some work to get KlikAanKlikUit / DomiaLite and some
> others working with FHEM one way or another? the KlikAanKlikUit system
> is a lot cheaper in the Netherlands then anything else (�18 plug-in
> switch receiver, �22 plug-in dimmer receiver for example).
>
>
> If you are still looking for a solution for  KlikAanKlikUit  and
DomiaLite: Both are supported by the new RFXtrx transceiver. I have already
implemented a driver for FHEM receiving and also transmitting for these.
See my message on this list:
http://groups.google.com/group/fhem-users/browse_thread/thread/dbf527d7c1b6b12f and
also RFXtrx in the actual commandref what is supported:
http://fhem.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/fhem/trunk/fhem/docs/commandref.html?revision=1328#TRX

Currently the driver parses the address code wheels protocols. The
transceiver supports additional protocols. If you have other devices that
are supported by the transceiver, but not by my driver, tell me.

-- Willi

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