Hungarian Smart-Home (PL Yooda) shutter (DC169) integration?

Have one ever tried to integrate the the “Smart-Home” remote control (DC-169) for shutters? I hopped the shutters are controlled via 433Mhz and I tried if my Sonoff RF Bridge would detect RF signal from the remote control but no dice, no single line in the tasmota console.
The SmartHome seems produced in Hungary and their website does not have any information on the communication channel used or so. Just some programming manual for the remote control (last year I adjust schedule 5 times due to various sunset)

I integrated Yooda Artistic DC306 (http://smart-home.hu/index.php?option=com_jshopping&controller=product&task=view&category_id=11&product_id=22&Itemid=171&lang=en) for roller shutters. It’s an 5+1 channel 433,92MHz remote.

Wow. it seems very close to mine. How do you read/generate its RF signals?

I flashed my Sonoff RF433 Bridge with Tasmota+Portisch. Then I put the bridge into sniff mode (rfraw 177) and pushed the button to sniff several times registering the code in Tasmota console. Then looked for most common buckets and needed some reading on the following resources to identify the code.

See resources:


mine is also tasmota’zed… I manage some RF power sockets this way already. but I have not seen the bridge identifies anything while I am pressing DC169 buttons… But ok. I will re-check all again, seems I was not careful enough somewhere… Good that you have success-story with these shutters.

Hi again. finally I made it work setting “cover MQTT” integration. Do you catch somehow a status of the shutters: open/close?

Hi, no, I haven’t found a way to catch the status of the covers. Or at least I haven’t spent enough time on it.

Hi All,

I would like to do same at our home to control the roller shutters (Type: Smart Home Smart35R13) which is currently controlled by DC306 remote controller.

I wish to control those motors from OpenHAB via MQTT. They have a product called DD 7002 B which has been designed to control the shutters via LAN and via their mobile application, but nobody have answered yet from their side about this protocol, they are not willing to help to integrate. This device is capable to receive feedback from the motors about their states, so I’m sure there is a capability to receive it.

May I ask for you project details Kol, how did you solve your task? Much appreciated for this.

Kindest Regards,
Gergely

My setup is quite simple. I have sonoff RF bridge with 6.7.1 Tasmota and Portisch… In order to control shutters I sniffed the RF codes my DC169 remote sends and now I send them from Hassio by executing tasmota’s command “Rfraw”. But I am not able to collect status of the motors, I am only sending RF codes, one-way.

I am curious if the motors can report some status. What type of motors are capable for this?

Hi,
I have DC-104 remote, I sniffed the code:
19:45:03.441 MQT: tele/DoraRF_011E22/RESULT = {“Time”:“2022-09-11T19:45:03”,“RfRaw”:{“Data”:“AA B1 05 12FC 05D2 0172 02D0 1EA0 481A3A3B2A3A3B2A3B2B2B2A3B2A3A3A3B2A3B2A3B2A3B2B2B2A3A3A3A3A3B2A3B2A3B2A3B2A3B2A3B 55”}}

But I can’t convert or sent it with sonoff rf (latest Tasmota and Portisch)

Can you help me?

Thank you

Hmm , really https://bbconv.hrbl.pl/ does not convert your data. Does it happen with all commands your remote emits? to exclude firmware problems can you sniff something from another remote (garage) ?

I tried:

Skipping line ‘“RfRaw”:{“Data”:“AA B1 05 12DE 05D2 0168 02D0 1EC8 481A3A3B2A3A3B2A3B2B2B2A3B2A3A3A3B2A3B2A3B2A3B2B2B2A3A3A3A3A3B2A3B2A3A3B2B2A3A3B2B 55”}}’

In the examples I found on the net, the data after the buckets, are 0 and 1. But in my case it A3 B2…
Unfortunately I have only 2 remote, but both the same type, and similar data captured.

This is how the sniffed data look on my RFB , last two comes from DC remote (converted to B0)

19:50:17 CMD: rfraw 177
19:50:17 MQT: sonoff_rfb/stat/RESULT = {"RfRaw":"ON"}
19:50:17 MQT: sonoff_rfb/tele/RESULT = {"Time":"2022-09-15T19:50:17","RfRaw":{"Data":"AAA055"}}
19:50:47 MQT: sonoff_rfb/tele/RESULT = {"Time":"2022-09-15T19:50:47","RfRaw":{"Data":"AA B1 04 026C 071C 0FFA 0FFA 381828282828 55"}}
19:51:55 MQT: sonoff_rfb/tele/RESULT = {"Time":"2022-09-15T19:51:55","RfRaw":{"Data":"AA B1 04 026C 0712 1004 0FF0 381828282828 55"}}
19:53:37 MQT: sonoff_rfb/tele/RESULT = {"Time":"2022-09-15T19:53:37","RfRaw":{"Data":"AA B1 03 0082 00F0 0136 281809 55"}}
19:55:23 MQT: sonoff_rfb/tele/RESULT = {"Time":"2022-09-15T19:55:23","RfRaw":{"Data":"AA B1 04 0280 06FE 0FF0 0FF0 381828282828 55"}}
19:55:23 MQT: sonoff_rfb/tele/RESULT = {"Time":"2022-09-15T19:55:23","RfRaw":{"Data":"AA B1 03 0280 06B8 0FFA 28181818 55"}}
19:55:25 MQT: sonoff_rfb/tele/RESULT = {"Time":"2022-09-15T19:55:25","RfRaw":{"Data":"AA B1 05 1496 069A 02C6 0172 2ABC 481A3B2B2A3B2B2A3B2B2A3B2B2B2B2B2B2B2A3A3A3B2A3A3A3A3B2A3B2B2B2B2A3B2B2B2A3B2B2B2A 55"}}
19:55:25 MQT: sonoff_rfb/tele/RESULT = {"Time":"2022-09-15T19:55:25","RfRaw":{"Data":"AA B1 05 13EC 0690 02BC 0172 2A94 481A3B2B2A3B2B2A3B2B2A3B2B2B2B2B2B2B2A3A3A3B2A3A3A3A3B2A3B2B2B2B2A3B2B2B2A3A3A3A3B 55"}}

The last two is very similar with mine sniffed data.
How can you transmit your data?

I can’t convert your last two line as well.

whole json line without ‘Time’ tag into the BitBucket converter (the link above)

{"RfRaw":{"Data":"AA B1 05 13EC 0690 02BC 0172 2A94 481A3B2B2A3B2B2A3B2B2A3B2B2B2B2B2B2B2A3A3A3B2A3A3A3A3B2A3B2B2B2B2A3B2B2B2A3A3A3A3B 55"}}

it returns this:

AA B0 35 05 08 13EC 0690 02BC 0172 2A94 481A3B2B2A3B2B2A3B2B2A3B2B2B2B2B2B2B2A3A3A3B2A3A3A3A3B2A3B2B2B2B2A3B2B2B2A3A3A3A3B 55

I found the problem…missing { before the RfRaw…

Thank you for your support

Hey Kol,

Did you manage to figure out the status of the motors?
I just got into the smart home world and I would like to control my shutters from HA. I have the same DC-169 remote for them. Checking this conversation I suppose I should buy an RF bridge to sniff the RF signals and I should be able to replicate the remote behaviour, right? This seems to be an easier option rather than disassembling the shutters (leaning out the window) to figure out how it works and installing a smart relay into it.

Well, no. I still need to install some additional hardware/sensors to catch the position.

Well, if you have quite old motors, probably, probably you better change them to smart ones… But I got mine brand new, they work fine. And if you want to use them then all you need is the RF-bridge, Tasmota and Portisch. These all work w/o an issue for me for more than a year. I recently cloned my gateway remote into the RF-Bridge and now can open the garage and gate which are behind my and another brick building, 80 meters away. And this also works almost (codes are rotating: from 10 time it works only 9)) w/o any issue.
I would presume these is some effortable solution to get garage door or window shutter position. But I put it in a waiting list for now.