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Profile Qnect
blackhawkxn2
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Hi,
I started yesterdag with Homey so I'm a beginner.
I already had 3 power sockets (brand: Profile, type: Qnect) and want to use them with Homey if possible. I checked several power socket 'apps' but no one is compatible with this one. It works on the same way as other brand sockets. Press 3 seconds on this button and he is in programming mode... Is there a possibility to learn this to Homey or should I buy power sockets which are already added?
I also have a wireless doorbell from Profile. If it can work also that would be great.
Thanks for help.
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Also, since it's a dutch company, you could send them an email and ask them for manuals/directions for Homey (ask for the API). Who knows they even create an own app together with Athom.
No, they are not wifi. They work on 433,92 Mhz.
I already tried to brands you mentioned. I want to capture the signal. I'm not a programmer but I want to learn it!
What I did:
Open my.athom.com in chrome. Run the developer console and paste
var recordData; api('POST', '/manager/microcontroller/record', {}, (err, result) => {console.log('done recording'); recordData = result; });
Error: the API is not defined.
What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance.
Now I have
var fl = %fl%; recordData = recordData.filter(recordEntry => recordEntry.length === fl)
How can I enter the length manually, instead of the var %fl%?