Upgrade to URF - No HE RFs work!

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19 February, 2012 - 18:04

BodgeIT

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Hi,

Just upgraded to new 328mega chip.

Running HAH 303/2.4

Had found some corruption in xap-livebox.ini file, all cleaned up now.

Reset all RF codes for my HE 302 devices to:

rf1.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A6665999A5A5B0
rf2.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A6665999A5A5B1
rf3.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A6665999A5A5B2
rf4.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A6665999A5A5B3
rf5.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A6665999A5A5B4
rf6.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A6665999A5A5B5
rf1.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A666599A65A5B0
rf2.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A666599A65A5B1
rf3.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A666599A65A5B2
rf4.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A666599A65A5B3
rf5.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A666599A65A5B4
rf6.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A666599A65A5B5

Now nothing works even though I have reset each device using group delete from remote.

Any ideas what I've done wrong?

19 February, 2012 - 18:29

garrydwilms

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are you sure 2.4?

Can you confirm its version 2.4 not 3.4?? 3.4 is the recent version.

Garry

19 February, 2012 - 22:39

BodgeIT

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Hi Garry,Yes definitely 2.4.

Hi Garry,

Yes definitely 2.4. I've been sat on the chip for a while, only just got around to upgrading.

20 February, 2012 - 01:02

brett

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AVR 2.4

Release 2.4 was the last implementation where BASCOM was used.

2.4 does contain URF handling but due to undiagnosable stack issues it was never 100% stable, there were various reports that after a while it would just lock up. Rather then burning time trying to figure this out, I rewrote the whole firmware into C which spawned the 3.x series.

R222 (circa build 279) was the last time this code was updated. R275 (build 284) it was official deleted from the trunk and not maintained. You need to be on AVR 3.4

Brett

20 February, 2012 - 16:49

g7pkf

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2.4/3.4

2.4 is really flakey. 3.4 is much better.

If you deffo have a 328 chip i will quite happily re-flash to 3.4 for the cost of a large letter stamp (so i can return it)

PM me if you want to take up this offer.

Dean

29 February, 2012 - 08:32

BodgeIT

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Thanks for the chip Dean but

Thanks for the chip Dean but now I have more issues.

After wedging the new chip in, I'm now running Running HAH 304/3.4. I Reprogrammed all rfs(except one) and then rebooted and now pretty much all seem to go on or off when only selecting one.

I've left one on the old code as it controls pcs and servers and I didn't want anything to happen to that. Quite glad I took that precaution now.

Heres my codes:

rf1.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A666599A65A5B0
rf2.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A666599A65A5B1
rf3.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A666599A65A5B2
rf4.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A666599A65A5B3
rf5.on=000415000000
rf6.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A666599A65A5B5
rf1.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A6665999A5A5B0
rf2.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A6665999A5A5B1
rf3.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A6665999A5A5B2
rf4.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A6665999A5A5B3
rf5.off=000414000000
rf6.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A6665999A5A5B5
delay=500

Can't really go wrong with any of those I don't think.

Any ideas?

Could it be the antena, I've read around the forum that a better antena improves performance?

29 February, 2012 - 09:44

g7pkf

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I don't use HE devices but

The chip i sent you came from Derek as i bought another HAH pcb so i doubt it is that :(

are your on and off codes not the same?

scrub that i can see the subtle change.

29 February, 2012 - 10:02

derek

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HE codes

I tested the URF with a HE302 socket a while back. Seemed fine. My day-to-day devices are Lidl sockets. Once I get back to base (this weekend), I'll put the HE302 back in and use one of your codes.

Will report back here.

Cheers,
Derek.

29 February, 2012 - 12:00

BodgeIT

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Thanks Derek

Thanks Derek. I'm not actually using the wall socket(think that's the 302 you're talking about) thing yet, all my devices are still the single plugin devices.

29 February, 2012 - 12:33

derek

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HE302

Is the single 'plug-in' style socket. I recall that these can also train to work with the BBSB codes. It might be interesting to try a BBSB codeset.

29 February, 2012 - 12:41

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g7pkf

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[rf]devices=5rf1.label=1rf2.l

[rf]
devices=5
rf1.label=1
rf2.label=2
rf3.label=3
rf4.label=4
rf5.label=5
rf1.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C01271042199A59A59A6659A659A5A6665999A5A5B0
rf2.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C01271042199A59A599A65A6659A5A6665999A5A5B0
rf3.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C01271042199A59A659A59A6659A5A6665999A5A5B0
rf4.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A6665999A5A5B0
rf5.off=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C01271042199A59A59A6659A5A66659A65999A5A5B0
rf1.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C01271042199A59A59A6659A659A5A666599A65A5B0
rf2.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C01271042199A59A599A65A6659A5A666599A65A5B0
rf3.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C01271042199A59A659A59A6659A5A666599A65A5B0
rf4.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C0127104219A6599A59A59A6659A5A666599A65A5B0
rf5.on=010201130A7301130113011304C9011300000C01271042199A59A59A6659A5A66659A6599A65A5B0

can you try one of the above codes?

worth a shot :)

4 March, 2012 - 08:45

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g7pkf

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how you getting on?

22 March, 2012 - 08:29

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BodgeIT

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unfortunately no progess

Hi Dean,

Not so good. Been a bit distracted by another project for a bit but have tried the other codes you suggested and the codes suggested by David. Still getting this issue where turning on one RF device turns on several others. I did only try changing one device with new codes though.

I think I'll go through and clear all devices and start a fresh with one set of codes.

Cheers

Gary

9 May, 2012 - 11:32

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BodgeIT

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New chip still no go

Hi Guys,

I found a problem with my system and thought I'd cracked it. One of the pins on my controller had cracked and broken.

Bought a new one with firmware 3.4 and still can't get these 302's to work. At least they're not all coming on at once now though.

Dean, I tried one of your codes but that didn't work either.

Could there be something wrong with my RF thing on the board? It does work with the old controller.

Cheers

Gary

9 May, 2012 - 12:11

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derek

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If the old AVR chip works ...

... i.e. it can control an RF socket correctly, then there is nothing wrong with the RF module.

Is your HAH flashed up to the latest firmware (Build 306)?

Weird that Dean has codes that work on his unit, yet the same ones aren't good for yours.

Have you tried deleting all of the 'paired' transmitters and starting over?

"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 a the "Learn" button again,the LED will blink
twice to confirm that all paired remote controls have been deleted from
the receiver sockets memory."

Derek.

9 May, 2012 - 12:11

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g7pkf

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POSSIBLY HERES A SNIPPET

OF MY xAPCONFIG FILE.

[rf]
# v1. Up to 12 RF units may be defined.
# v2. Up to 96 RF units may be defined.
devices=9
delay=500
rf1.label=printers
rf2.label=conservatory
rf3.label=Lounge
rf4.label=Landing
rf5.label=kitchen
rf6.label=Garden
rf7.label=Starburst
rf8.label=RF 8
rf9.label=osl_OFF
rf1.off=01010177046504650177060127101900001400
rf1.on=01010177046504650177060127101900001500
rf2.off=01010177046504650177060127101900401400
rf2.on=01010177046504650177060127101900401500
rf3.off=01010177046504650177060127101900101400
rf3.on=01010177046504650177060127101900101500
rf4.off=01010177046504650177060127101900501400
rf4.on=01010177046504650177060127101900501500
rf5.off=01010177046504650177060127101900041400
rf5.on=01010177046504650177060127101900041500
rf6.off=0101012C03770377012C0C01232819BA56B7009BA56B700
rf6.on=0101012C03770377012C0C01232819BA56BF00
rf7.off=01010177046504650177060127101940001400
rf7.on=01010177046504650177060127101940001500
rf8.off=01010177046504650177060127101900541400
rf8.on=01010177046504650177060127101900541500
rf9.off=01010177046504650177060127101940001400
rf9.on=01010177046504650177060127101940001400

these all work for me my units are:- (labelled 302B- seller got description wrong)

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/270922797814?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=...

no idea on your RF i bought a receiver £6 and pc scope (£20) off fleabay and can see rf coming out of mine etc, not had time to do any more playing or decoding.

Dean

10 May, 2012 - 07:28

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BodgeIT

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Hi Dean,These are all BBSB

Hi Dean,

These are all BBSB codes apart from one which seems to be an HE code...? Wierd.

I did try BBSB codes too but couldn't get that to work either.

The one I'm testing it on is furthers from the lot, so I have some others that I'll test today.

It does seem to me that the info on the WIKI is not accurate though in relation to HE codes.

Others have had success with those but not by changing the last HEX digit.

10 May, 2012 - 09:57

#17

g7pkf

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yes

It is documented in the wiki (or on here) certain HE's run the BBsb codes (these are one type that do) the oddity is a status asda socket)

All i can say is these codes deffinately work all my HE 302 devices.

Dean

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