KAKU works with old driver, not with homebridge-klikaanklikuit

[x5nder]

Hey Robert,

I have installed a 433Mhz transmitter on Raspberry Pi physical GPIO pins 4 (VCC), 6 (GND) and 8 (ATAD) and compiled the original kaku app found on the Tweakers forum. With data transmission on pin 8 (= GPIO 14 / wiringPi 15) the original app works perfectly and I was able to assign two different codes to my lamps (112233 1 and 123450 0). Turning the devices on and off from the command prompt works like a charm.

Now I've installed homebridge-klikaanklikuit and I can't get the plugin to work. In config.json I set "pin": 8, but no response from the lights, so I installed kaku-rpi and tried different commands like kaku 8 123450 0 1 and even checking every single possible number for the pin. No dice.

I then checked your guide and saw that you use physical pin 11 (GPIO 17 / wiringPi 0) so I moved the ATAD connector to pin 11, rebooted, recompiled the original app with 'pin = 0' and sure enough, that one still works [sudo ./kaku 123450 0 on]. The new kaku-rpi again, no dice [kaku 11 123450 0 1 from the node_modules/kaku-rpi/bin directory]...

Any idea what's wrong here? Xander