PyBecker - controlling Becker RF Shutter with Python
This library is based on the work of ole1986 (https://github.com/ole1986/centronic-py)
PyBecker requires a Becker Centronic USB Stick in order to communicate with the Shutters. The pairing need as well to be performed before and is not yet part of the library
The goal of this library is to be used in Home assistant custom component to control your becker shutters. This component is not yet publicly released.
Requirements
From 0.0.5 pybecker uses asyncio it requires pyhton 3.7 or above
Installation
The easiest way to install pybecker library is using pip:
pip install pybecker
Usage
The goal of this library is to be used in your home automation component. however after installation you can test it by runing
python -m pybecker -a <UP|DOWN|PAIR|HALT> -c <CHANNEL>
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