Hello,
I got a 443Mhz LED list with connecting remote.
I like to use HA to send the signals rather than the remote but I dont know how to achieve this.
When I press the remote I see the remote comming up in the HA Enteties and I see the remotes ID.
So, the question is how I can control the lead list with HA, there is no “learn” button on the LED.
Can I use the ID of the remote in any way?
I hope someone can help me find the right track!
Hello again,
I found the ID as a Entity and when using the Service in development tool to
switch.turn_on
switch.Id
The LED just flashes (goes ON and the OFF again). It´s the same as if I use switch.toggle command.
Are there any way I can trace in HA to listen what the remote really sends out to the LED list that makes it keep being on?
I only find traces for error’s in HA…
Dont think that’s possible as you’re sending the IR signals from the remote to the LED list. To find out what it seems, you might need to look at ESP Home and an IR Reciever module so you can interpret what is sent.
Hello,
It is not IR, it is in fact 433Mhz. I can see the devices comming up in the entity list when I press a button.
The problem is that when I switch the switch on i HA the LED just flashes so it does not keep lit.
I hope I can trace the events or logs when I press the remote button so I can see what it is really sending.
Any suggestions on this I would really appreciate it 
you might need to look at ESP Home and an RF Reciever module so you can interpret what is sent.
It’s rare to see a 433mzh LED light but they do exist. IR and IP (internet protocol networked) devices are much more common.
Are there any serial or model numbers on the lights?
To test for an IR, take the remote into a very dark room and click buttons while filming it on a cell phone camera. The cell phone image will show IR light (typically blue) if it’s transmitting.
Unless the LEDs are branded and there’s component listed for it. HA will not drive them alone, an IR or 433 device is going to need need extra hardware make it work.
I would suggest you start by looking into IR and RF bridges (or hubs) with “learning” capabilities. But be sure HA has a component to communicate with that bridge.
Hello and thanks for input!
It says in the manual it communicates with 433.92 and I figure I need a RFXTRX module, they have them here locally so I will get one tomorrow!
Will post my findings!