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Hi,

anybody experiences of this

http://elec.rommelkist.nl/rf.html

if you have this, can the signal be recieved with the rfxcomm receiver

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Hi namefellow :-)

I have some of the 'old' KaKu (Klik aan Klik uit) stuff, a remote control, wall switches/outlets and a doorbell. All of the 'old' KaKu stuff i can receive (parts wich are sending) with my RFXCom Receiver, with my RFXCom Transmitter i can switch (parts wich are receiving) the wall outlets and doorbel.

With the 'old' KaKu stuff i mean the previous line of products. This line has the possibility to setup a housecode (A..F) AND a device code (1..16). The 'new' line of KaKu stuff (the picture on the site of your url is showing the 'new' line) is somekind of autosensing/autolearning and has only a housecode setup, so i don't know if it's gonna work. Maybe Bert can tell you more about it, or you have to wait to upcomming weekend so i can test the 'new' type of outlet. (if you want me too offcourse)

I only can say at this moment.. the new line 's.c.s' big time :(, it happens verry often that my light(s) are switched on by some neighbour? electrical power peak? noise on the powerlines? so... in my opinion: don't go there :)

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Richard Lichtendahl - The Netherlands, Europe
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Richard,

FWIW: I received a message today that a 'new' KAKU device i installed recently (see http://www.domoticaforum.eu/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=485) is not functioning anymore...

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Hi First Richard
Interesting project the "Rommelkist"
thanks for the link
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Yes I saw, I think I am gonna experiment with the 433 transmitter and Winlirc
Nice little project.
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I just bought the components, and a 433mhz transmitter on samenkopen.net for 2,75euro.
http://samenkopen.net/action_products/907736

I let you know it it works ok.

I;m also curious if the signals i send, can be received with the rfxcomm. Maybe over couple of months i can buy a rfxcomm

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Well Pieter it works ok. As well in Windows as in Linux with Lirc (Winlirc). I still have the components for a second one, so if you are interested.
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Hi Richard,
Good to hear it works ok!
Yes I want to built one as well, so if you don't need the extra set yourself I surely want to take over.
Mail me offline please
Thanks Pieter
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Hi!

I have also just built the device as described on the url above.
Also found here:
http://gathering.tweakers.net/forum/lis ... /1077675/0

Using Lirc on Linux i am now able to transmit and receive Kaku and X10 RF signals. In combination with some custom scripts (still developing) and my good old CM11 i can now combine X10 with Kaku and probably all those other cheap home control sets. There should be no difference, i think i can 'record' and 'play back' any signal on the 433,92 Mhz frequency.
I think a RFXCOM should also be able to pick up these signals, but if and how they are processed i don't know, that is why i built this.

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Yep, this is the one I'm gonna built as well!
Thanks for all the information!
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Post by Kroonen »

Ik kwam nog een inkoopactie tegen die wel erg goedkoop is.

http://samenkopen.net/action_product/302584/922403

dus als er nog meer mensen willen knutselen ermee
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