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A Python library for interfacing with RFLink hardware
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This project contains a library and examples/tools for interacting with
RFlink 433MHz transceiver.

For details regarding the RFLink hardware, see the RFLink website
at http://www.nemcon.nl/blog2/ .

Using this library you can create your own applications built on top of
the RFLink tranceiver, create RF repeaters or integrate with Homeautomation
systems.

Installation
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.. code-block:: bash

$ pip install pyrflink


Version History
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Version Date Changes
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0.0.3 20161208 NEW: allow additional init commands on connect (to enable/disable RFLink protocols, for example)
CHANGED: incorrect conversion of subzero temperatures
CHANGED: renaming issues
CHANGED: Changed level of some log messages to debug
CHANGED: Improved Roller/Shutter detection
0.0.2 20161205 CHANGED: Renamed to pyrflink to prevent clash with rflinkpackage
0.0.1 20161205 NEW: Initial version

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