Received signals are published to the subjectRF2toMQTT topic (/RF2toMQTT). However, echos of mqtt messages are published to the topic subjectGTWRF2toMQTT (/433toMQTT). That seems quite inconsistent.
* Support for changing CC1101 Receive and Transmit Frequency
* Docs
* Resolve feedback
* Update Somfy module to use Global receiveMhz
ELECHOUSE_cc1101.SpiStrobe(CC1101_SIDLE); // Idle receiver prior to
setting a new frequency
* Declare sendIdentifiedPRotocol so MQTTtoIR finds it
Avoids this compilation error on Arduino IDE 1.8.13:
```c
ZgatewayIR:258:90: error: 'sendIdentifiedProtocol' was not declared in this scope
signalSent = sendIdentifiedProtocol(protocol_name, data, hex, valueBITS, valueRPT);
``` ^
* Remove trailing spaces
I *think* that was the linter complaint (given it shows no message, and before/after parts in diff are visually identical
Create automatically devices into Home Assistant through MQTT auto discovery
Before, only entities were created automaticaly and they were not linked to a device.
Enable HASS to retrieve data of remote sensors from multiple gateways by using wildcards for the location (instead of default:home) and the gateway name (instead of default:OpenMQTTGateway)
* Correct buffer processing
was missing an instruction due to a previous refactoring
* Correct duplicate condition
* Avoid publishing \n into the raw value
* Merge extract_char and value_from_service_data functions
* Add ability to specify repeats for raw Pilight strings
* Updated RF Pilight doc to add raw transmission tut
Added information about transmitting raw messages using the MQTTtoPilight topic, including using the new repeats functionality. Fixed some scattered English mistakes.
Before the fix:
{"id":"58:2D:34:50:A0:D0","name":"Qingping Alarm Clock","rssi":-82,"distance":11.4949,"servicedata":"080cd0a050342d580104c0007c02"}
The servicedata string does not match any pattern so is not parsed
After the fix:
{"id":"58:2D:34:50:A0:D0","name":"Qingping Alarm Clock","rssi":-83,"distance":12.61001,"model":"CGD1","tem":19.2,"tempc":19.2,"tempf":66.56,"hum":63.5}
The parser is invoked and the data is output as expected.
There are probably too many brackets (I'm not a C dev) and I can't test on whatever version of CGD1 broadcasts 080caf or 080c09 servicedata strings.
