These are my experiments with cheap 433.92 MHz receiver/transmitter devices.
I've successfully decoded LightwaveRF RF data (NOTE: not the data involving the WifiLink, the actual RF data sent by the LightwaveRF remotes/etc). This code does that but it's poorly organised (sorry about that). I'll be writing this up in future, but for now, you can try decoding your own LightwaveRF captures:
To capture some data, install the .ino file onto an Arduino using the
Arduino IDE; connect the receiver's data pin to pin 3, transmitter to pin 4, VCC
to 5V, GND to GND. Then you can either use my captureanddecode.coffee
file or you can write your own using the following pseudocode:
DIVISOR = 0x28;
connection = serial.connect("/dev/tty..."); # Your Arduino - ttyUSB0 perhaps?
wait(2 seconds);
connection.write('D', DIVISOR, 'c'); # Write just these three bytes
data = connection.read(100000) # Read 100,000 bytes... this may take a while...
durations = array();
for each index i value v in bytearray data {
# Treat `v` as an `unsigned char`
durations.push(v * DIVISOR);
}
durations will be an array of durations in μs (microseconds). Export
this as a comma separated list and then whack it into the online
decoder:
More to come...
There is also a (poorly written right now) perl module, and two example perl scripts you can run. They assume your arduino device is /dev/ttyACM0 and you have loaded the signal_capture.ino sketch into your arduino. You will need Modern::Perl and Device::SerialPort installed for your perl. (Anton Piatek)
Released under the MIT license.