Robert Klep
Robert Klep
@ihormelnyk thanks! I still don't understand where the 250μs is coming from. I assume it's based on the 100+150μs transition period, but from how I understand the specification, the 100μs...
Klopt je [config](https://github.com/robertklep/homebridge-klikaanklikuit#configuration) wel?
``` "platform": "homebridge-klikaanklikuit" ``` Probeer eens het volgende: ``` "platform" : "KlikAanKlikUit", ```
Dat heeft te maken met de Linux configuratie: https://github.com/jperkin/node-rpio#important-system-requirements Ik heb verder geen ervaring met Hoobs dus geen idee hoe/of dat werkend te krijgen is :(
@Tomm-1993 heb je de Important System Requirements gelezen waar ik naar linkte? Daar staat als het goed is alles in dat je nodig hebt om het weer werkend te krijgen.
What I usually do is just assign a new code to the outlet: put it in learning mode, and send a new code using `kaku`. > Btw, I would suggest...
Try using a numerical address: ``` sudo kaku 11 1234 1 1 ```
Yes, that's fine too :) I don't know what the maximum allowed number is though, I think it's 16384
Did you change the pin from 11 to 8? Also, does the device put itself in learning mode automatically when you power it up? It needs to be put in...
Hmm in that case, I have no idea why it's not working. Because I don't own any KaKu devices anymore, I can't check myself either :(