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README.md

Somfy Telis 1 RTS remote control

Remote control for various home appliances.

Technical Specifications

Item Value Description
Frequency 433.42 MHz
Symbol-rate 775 Bd
Encoding Manchester rising edge = 1, falling edge = 0

Signal Charactersistics

Frame including leading Wake-up pulse: Frame including WUP

Sync pattern and start of frame: Start of frame

Decoding of frame data according to Somfy Smoove Origin RTS Protocol

Decoding Tool

sniff.py - a command-line tool to read and decode hand-held transmitter data using my python RFM69-library

$ python sniff.py
Scanning... Press Ctrl-C to abort
Clock Sync: [ 2520.  2625.  2495.  2615.] 640
Frame: 0xA6 0x16 0x11 0x46 0xBD 0x5F 0x36
    Control: 0x01
    Checksum: ok
    Address: BD 5F 36
    Rolling Code: 11 46

The RFM69 Data-Pin looks like this: Start of frame

Transmission

To set up your own transmitter, follow the pairing-process as follows:

  1. optional: create and adapt config.json to set a custom address for the new transmitter
  2. long-press the PROG-button on a paired remote until the device (e.g. a shade) jogs
  3. transmit the prog command with transmitter.py. The device will jog again indicating that a new transmitter is paired
  4. send regular commands
$ sudo python3 transmitter.py down
key: 0xA0, ctrl: 0x04, rolling code: 0x03, address: 0x365240
cksum: 8
Data: 0xA3 0x48 0x00 0x03 0x40 0x52 0x36 
Frame: 0xA3 0xEB 0xEB 0xE8 0xA8 0xFA 0xCC

The rolling code is automatically incremented and saved to config.json.

References