The original library Tx433_Proove is adapted for controlling rc remote controlled power sockets (Nexa, Proove, Anslut)
with the Raspberry Pi. Kudos to the projects Tx433_Proove and wiringpi.
I just adapted the Tx433_Proove code to use the wiringpi library instead of the library provided by the Arduino.
First you have to install the wiringpi library on the Raspberry Pi. Install the library for accessing the GPIO pins of the Pi by running the following commands on the Pi:
- git clone git://git.drogon.net/wiringPi
- cd wiringPi
- ./build
After that you can compile the example programs send and send2 by executing make. You may want to change the used GPIO pin before compilation in the send.cpp and send2.cpp source files.
Usage:
./send < command >
Command is 0 for OFF and 1 for ON
The send2 program is prepared for taking arguments < transmitterCode > < channelCode > < command >.