RFM12 ASK
| RFM12 ASK | |
|---|---|
| Status | In Development
|
| menuconfig | I/O->RFM12 ASK->433MHz |
| Pinning | yes |
| Ecmd | yes |
| Control6 | no |
| Requires | - |
| Code | https://github.com/ethersex/ethersex/tree/master/hardware/radio/rfm12 |
In ASK mode the RFM12 module ist used to switch radio outlets. Alternatively you can also receive the radio transmission between the transmitter and radio socket outlet. Currently, the following systems are supported:
- Self-learning systems (drive "tevion")
- Systems based on the chips or PT2262/PT2272 HX2262/2272 (driver "2272")
- Concealed remote dimmer with the transmitter located HS1527 chip (driver "1527")
- Transmitter type Intertechno ITS-150
- Oase Inscenio FM Master system
Connection
The RFM12 is connected to the ATmega like in FSK Mode with a small difference. The output FFIT signal (Pin 4) is connected to one of the INT pins of the ATmega.
The SPI connection is pretty fixed and does not need special pinnings. For the chip select (CS) of the modul and the optional LEDs the pinning must be defined.
/* port the rfm12 module CS is attached to */ pin(SPI_CS_RFM12_0, PB0, OUTPUT) /* port the LEDS for rfm12 tx/rx attached to */ pin(STATUSLED_RFM12_TX, PB3, OUTPUT) pin(STATUSLED_RFM12_RX, PB1, OUTPUT) RFM12_ASK_SENSE_USE_INT(0)
If more than one RFM12 are used with Ethersex, the number in SPI_CS_RFM12_0 defines the number of the module. Each needs its own pinning. The RFM12_ASK_SENSE_USE_INT defines whether FFIT is connected to INT0, INT1 or INT2 of the ATmega.
