RFOutlet library
A Raspberry PI C++ library with python bindings for controlling Holiday Time RF outlets.
It needs a 315 MHz transmitter module hooked up to a GPIO pin.
The outlets are specified with a board revision, channel, and outlet number.
If unsure of the board revision, try REV2 and REV3.
Dependencies
CMake 2.8 or Python 2 or 3
How to use
- Executable command line interface for sending one shot on/off commands
./rfoutlet [gpio-pin] [product-revision] [channel] [number] [on/off]
- Python object
import pyrfoutlet import logging logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO) # Get log messages from pyrfoutlet pin = 4 rfoutlet = pyrfoutlet.RFOutlet(pin) product = pyrfoutlet.parseProduct("REV3") channel = "F" outlet = 1 rfoutlet.setState(product,channel,outlet,True)
License
MIT License
Any questions please contact: alan@lightningtoads.com
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