Klikaan 433mhz dimmer

I still have troubles with reading the codes from the 433 mhz devices.
the new ones cant found. (klikaan klikuit)

but for the ones i found the code.
is it possible to use the dimmers? maybe a slider in stead of switch to switch on?

I’m also having problem with my self learning (Nexa) 433mhz on/off switches in 0.57.2. I can see the switch but when triggde HASS dont get any information about the new state.

I downgrade to 0.56.2 and now the switches works again.

the switches are working. i can not discover some switches because of the new type of remotes

Maybe try to start the pyRFXtrx module manually and see which serials are passing by?

Then you know for sure if they are supported by the library HA is using.

Did you add them as lights or as switches. Switches only can do off or on, lights can also change the brightness.

i start manually but dont see any codes when pres a button

ok maybe i have to look at this! i think they are switches now!

i tried to make lights of it instead of switches.
It gives an error:

light:
    lights:
      kleine lamp:
        protocol: 1
        pulselength: 370
        code_on: 4117
        code_off: 4116

Assuming you are using an rfxtrx433e, the code is as follows

light:
  platform: rfxtrx
  devices:
     0b11000f10e9e5660b010f70:
       name: Light1

No i am using a reciever and sender on the gpio

nobody uses klikaan klikuit dimmers and switches with new codes?
still cant get it working

i only have old style switches from kaku, and they are not hard to do.

so i am sorry i cant help you but i noticed 1 thing.
you use spaces in the yaml.
i think you better try to avoid that.
so insted of “kleine lamp” you could better use “kleine_lamp”

Thanx for the tip!
i also have old switches and they are working good.
Hope someone found a solution for this.
Otherwise i have to buy other solution (tradfri ikea…)

that would be a shame because kaku isnt cheap :wink:

how are those new ones setup on the remote?
do you still use the on button to start the dimming and then again to stop it?

yes its a shame!
they work the same
Pairing is not with a button but when plugged into power then you have time to pair them.

then you could never use it with a slider and set it to a particular level.
because the kaku cant do that.

all you can do is try to connect is as a “normal” switch and use it the way you do with the remote.
if you have it recognized as a normal switch you could try to make automations to click it twice with a shot aout of time between it, but it will be buggy.

I also have a Ics1000 and with the app from them i can slide it with dimmer.
so it has to be possible.

but the big problem stays i cant read oud the new codes, only old codes

didnt know that.
i think you actually should try to find a way to connect the ICS from kaku to HA.
maybe search for using ICS with python
i took a short look for it but there isnt much, but maybe you can find someone that has a connection with the ICS and some other HA like system.

there is the webinterface for the ICS, so i think it should be possible to find out what commands and how are send to the ICS.

no thats true, there is not much written over ics1000
i am affraid it didnt work nice together.

the biggest problem is that its just a small dutch manufacturer that isnt selling outside the netherlands.
and it isnt cheap either, so those things together make that there is just a small group of people using it.
and within that group you need some people who know how to tinker with it.

the ICS webinterface is it java or flash or??
i suspect its a flash interface, so actually like the app harder to crack.
maybe you could ask in the chat for someone that knows how to catch send data from an app or webinterface.