Database with tested sensors/recievers

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LarsChr
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Maybe we should also add a "comment/review" part of under each item? Where comments and experiences with the use of the adapter can be posted as well as price etc..

May include range/accuracy/"failure-rate" etc?
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LarsChr wrote:Maybe we should also add a "comment/review" part of under each item? Where comments and experiences with the use of the adapter can be posted as well as price etc..

May include range/accuracy/"failure-rate" etc?
i agree. But should be in a box or just plain text?
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Re: Database with tested sensors/recievers

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Maybe, maybe not. looks like the one in the wiki, but can not tell if its the same...

http://tellstick-net.wikia.com/wiki/NON ... ff_etc..)#
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Just bought a new PIR sensor and smoke alarm sensor from ebay, they are using the same chip as the magnetic switch, so hopefully they will work. we will see in a week or so...

The links are:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/290628517837

http://www.ebay.com/itm/151089347716

They are NOT confirmed working yet, so don't buy them yet :-)

Its just a status update for what i will be adding to wiki if they indeed is functional :-)
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It would be great if we could get more of you guys to tell us about what hardware you are using, in the wiki, so we can get a complete list of what is working and what isn't ☺
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Just received the magnetic switches today and they are working perfectly ☺

now i just need the pir sensor and smoke alarm ☺

and then im done with my home, or maybe not, i could always add some relays to the owen, kettle etc, so i can save some power ☺
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Re: Database with tested sensors/recievers

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Hi,
Looking forward to see about the smoke detectors and PIR.

Found this btw:

http://tickett.wordpress.com/2012/06/27 ... f-hacking/

http://forum.jeelabs.net/node/87.html

http://fedmow349.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05 ... ation.html

And could you add a picture of the magnetic sensor with the jumpersetting and protocol name.

As far as i see they are coded.

The largest grid has numbers and letters (1,2,3 and L, N, H) and so on.

And the smaller has 1.5M 3.3M or 4.7M

Does anyone know the meaning of this?

Best regards
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i dont know what 1.5, 3.3 and 4.7 means but the first two are working with tellstick net

and about the jumper settings, im using a wavrman remote turning off, i then have a tasker task turning them back on after 5 sec.

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Just received the motion sensor today and it is working perfectly just like the magnetic switch. It is the same micro controller aka same jumper settings...

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The abowe jumper setting creates a waveman remote, with unit code H1

Check wiki for ebay store link
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Nice! :)
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LarsChr wrote: And the smaller has 1.5M 3.3M or 4.7M

Does anyone know the meaning of this?

Best regards
About the 1.5, 3.3 and 4.7 jumper setting i found this from the website you are linking to:
Then I moved the jumper marked: 1.5, 3.3, 4.7. This jumpers have inpact on the baud rate (bits pr second). This is the result:

Jumper set on 4.7 gives PulseLength: 542 microseconds
Jumper set on 3.3 gives PulseLength: 373 microseconds
Jumper set on 1.5 gives PulseLength: 177 microseconds

The PulseLength is the single bit-length of the signal. This gives the baud rate of 1/PulseLength:
Jumper set on 4.7 gives baudrate of: 1845 bits/s
Jumper set on 3.3 gives baudrate of: 2680 bits/s
Jumper set on 1.5 gives baudrate of: 5649 bits/s
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Re: Database with tested sensors/recievers

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Okay, now we just have to figure out what it means in practical terms. :)
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LarsChr wrote:Okay, now we just have to figure out what it means in practical terms. :)
Haha yeah. So far my tellstick has been unable to pick up 4.7M, but both 1.5M and 3.3M have been working. Running my magnetic switches and motion sensor on 3.3M atm and have no comnection problems.

The magnetic switch reaches a lot further than my Nexa magnetic switch, funny how the cheap stuff is working better than the expensive gadgets.. and you get like 8 pcs for the same price as one nexa :-)

now im just looking forward to the smoke detector, hopefully it will work ;-)
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