Dooya example with ESP32

ESPHome
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With ESPHome 2024.4.0, there was added the support to decode and dump Dooya RF codes inside the remote receiver.
In the according pull request I found a complete YAML file, which shows an example configuration:

Here GPIO15 was used to receive the signals from the ESP32, but I can’t find out which pins were connected to a 433MHz module for which signal like the 433MHz remote receiver module CC1101.
Does anyone already use this or has an example for the pin connections?

Thank you in advance!

Regards
Markus

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Hi,

For CC1101 you have to put you GD0 pin instead, and you SPI pins in the yaml file. Check esphome-cc1101/cc1101.yaml at b34603edbc4e6745add895a75e9cf705d1bf7833 · dbuezas/esphome-cc1101 · GitHub

Have you been able to setup ESPHOME with CC1101?

I am using a ESP32 C3, and I would love to control Dooya motors using a CC1101.

Do you have a the yaml file to setup the ESPHOME device?

If you could share it, it would be a good starting point.

Thank you

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Finally, I have an ESP32 C3 with CC1101 working but it doesn¡t detect Dooya packets.

Using raw mode, it dumps lots of packets, so I think that my motors and remote controls, with quite similar aesthetics to Dooya remote controls and motors, have a different code / protocol…

I will try to capture the packets using the Esphome receiver and to replicate them, but I guess that they have a rolling code or similar configurations, so it is not to work.

Quite dissapointed here…

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@buitre-buitaker , @MS47608

Did you see this repo: gabest11/esphome-cc1101 (github.com)?

It references to a pull request to esphome - which incorporates a cc1101 component and it also references to a documentation preview on how to use it.

With this I got my dooya motor working.

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Thank you!!

I will check it and I will be back with feedback.

The motor brand support service confirmed that it should work with Dooya remote controls so the protocol is the same.

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Any chance there’s a ESP Dooya in the works (Like ESP Somfy)?

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Finally I used a rfxcom device to control the motors.

It worked out of the box and I am able to integrate more devices in HA.