HE 830S Codes
7 June, 2013 - 08:44
Hi all,
I am very new to all this, I have my livebox up & running and wish to control my
Homeasy remote switches, I have a set of HE830s, cos I already had some in
use around the house.
Are the on/off codes for this model available? I have asked Homeasy and so far have got nowhere!
If not, should I change to another brand/type?
Thanks.
Ken
7 June, 2013 - 09:14
#2
See this thread
8 June, 2013 - 12:09
#4
Let us know how you get on
And welcolme to the party.
Dean
11 June, 2013 - 19:50
#5
Hi Ken, Give these HE830
Hi Ken,
Give these HE830 codes a go, work for me :)
ON
010103AC012C012C03AC04012710194B2B4C00
010103AC012C012C03AC04012710194B2C4C00
010103AC012C012C03AC04012710194B2D4C00
OFF
010103AC012C012C03AC04012710194B2B4B00
010103AC012C012C03AC04012710194B2C4B00
010103AC012C012C03AC04012710194B2D4B00
"all on" or "all off" override
on
010103AC012C012C03AC04012710194B2D5E00
off
010103AC012C012C03AC04012710194B2D5900
the 5th number from the end is the address code d 3rd from the end is the on/off
Remember to put the sockets into learning mode when pairing :)
15 July, 2013 - 19:31
#7
Try a 'proven' unit
Ken,
It might be worth making sure that your HAH can control an 'already decoded' RF mains switch. There are quite a few HE and BBSB units that have already been documented.
This would let you know that your RF transmitter was actually working (e.g. some folks forget to run the 15V feed wire to the HAH PCB and others have mis-soldered the connection to the RF Tx module).
You can pickup a 'proven good' socket module quite cheaply ... something like this http://halx.co.uk/home-easy-he302s-remote-controlled-rf-socket-silver-3000w-en.html
Cheers,
Derek.
15 July, 2013 - 21:15
#9
Hi Ken,The 830s have a learn
Hi Ken,
The 830s have a learn feature (button / led on front), i have found this can be a bit hit and miss but generally i find it works best just after plugging into the mains with no codes stored in unit and learnt from the HAH with a good range from the HAH no further than a few meters.
hold down the button for 2 seconds (wait for led to flash) send "on" code from HAH
this tends to work for me good luck
Andrew
16 July, 2013 - 09:02
#10
Start by deleting all 'learnt' remotes
Further to Andrew's comment re the 'learn' button. This style of socket can only 'learn' to respond to a certain number of transmitters. So, it's best to start every traininig attempt by first deleting all of the previously learnt remotes.
Looking at the instructions ...
Remote Socket reset:
To delete all the remote control units from the memory of the receiver socket, hold the "Learn" button for more than 6 seconds,the LED will start to blink continuously. Press the "Learn" button again,the LED will blink twice to confirm that all paired remote controls have been deleted from the receiver sockets memory.
Cheers,
Derek.
HE is well supported. I've not yet seen an HE device that the HAH couldn't control. If you happen to find that the already published sets of URF codes don't work, you can loan me an RF handset/RF socket & I'll do the necessary decode for you.
Derek.