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Add Chungear BCF-0019x2 example conf

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Christian W. Zuckschwerdt 2019-02-18 12:10:46 +01:00
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# Chungear Industrial Co Ltd Fan/Light Remote Controller BCF-0019x2
#
# https://fccid.io/KUJCE9001/User-Manual/User-Manual-171498.pdf
# repeats of 13 short (252 us) or long (484 us) pulses. Packet gap is 8188 us.
decoder {
name = Chungear_BCF-0019x2,
modulation = OOK_PWM,
short = 252,
long = 484,
gap = 500,
reset = 8500,
tolerance = 100,
get = id:@9:{4},
get = button:@1:{6}:[47:light_on-off 55:light_dimmer 62:fan_button_0 61:fan_button_1 59:fan_button_2 31:fan_button_3 63:no_button],
}
# The getters above decode the following bits:
#
# 11011111 10111 light on/off
# 11101111 10111 light dimmer
# 11111101 10111 fan button 0
# 11111011 10111 fan button 1
# 11110111 10111 fan button 2
# 10111111 10111 fan button 3
#
# xxxxxxxx x0xxx dip sw 1
# xxxxxxxx xx0xx dip sw 2
# xxxxxxxx xxx0x dip sw 3
# xxxxxxxx xxxx0 dip sw 4

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conf/silverline_doorbell.conf
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# Effectively this is 11 bits (starting with 1 bit offset to discard the # Effectively this is 11 bits (starting with 1 bit offset to discard the
# first bit) because the mask is always aligned on the first set bit # first bit) because the mask is always aligned on the first set bit
# (i.e. 555, aaa, 000555, ... are identical). # (i.e. 555, aaa, 000555, ... are identical).
# #
# Imagine the 25 bits of the transmission as: # Imagine the 25 bits of the transmission as:
# 1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1 # 1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1
# The mask `555` is: # The mask `555` is:
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# -> # ->
# ? ? ? ? ? ? # ? ? ? ? ? ?
# resulting in that 6 bit value `??????`. # resulting in that 6 bit value `??????`.
# #
# The same way 3 bits "sound" is `get=sound:@17:15` (where `15` here is # The same way 3 bits "sound" is `get=sound:@17:15` (where `15` here is
# hex for the 5-bit pattern `10101` -- or use `a8` if you want to left align # hex for the 5-bit pattern `10101` -- or use `a8` if you want to left align
# the pattern in the byte there). # the pattern in the byte there).