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I would still rerecheck the wiring. Possibly the crystal and emitter ? Replacing that crystal is not a very easy operation, sometimes we damage the emitter (or the emitter didn't...

> You could check the emitter AND Pi-Somfy with an SDR or something a Ham Radio enthusiast uses (not my area of expertise) There: https://github.com/Nickduino/Pi-Somfy/issues/49

You attached it to what? The antenna ? I can't answer that with any certainty :-( Check the number of repetitions in the code

> You attached it to what? The antenna ? You haven't answered that one > Check the number of repetitions in the code https://github.com/Nickduino/Pi-Somfy/issues/124#issuecomment-913077179

> Here's the recorded signal (using [urh](https://github.com/jopohl/urh)) - > > > That's cool! Just to be clear: you changed the encryption key but kept a different remote address than the...

Care to do a pull request? :-)

> would you prefer a modification to the existing `requirements.txt` or a new one for Pi-Zero's? @MichaelB2018, @rbswift, @MarkGodwin and others: what's your take on this?

Alright, a limiting requirements.txt for the Pi-Zero, then :-)

> However, on writing the rolling code back to the config file, the _uppercase_ hexadecimal shutter id is written as a _lowercase_ hexadecimal number. It happens infrequently but that's not...

> That bug seems to have been closed without resolution Well, with no answer in three months, it seemed ok to close it at the time. It was solved for...