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Hey guys, thanks for the great work on this project!
I have an idea for improvement :)
I have several 433MHz remotes to control window blinds. Each blind has a corresponding channel assigned to it. A single remote can control 15 channels + "0" channel which controls all blinds at once. Up/Down/Stop buttons on remote issue commands to the blinds on current channel, while Left/Right buttons decrement/increment active channel number.
It would be really nice if SubGHz_Remote could employ Left/Right buttons to switch channels. E.g. menu editor would allow to assign .sub file to a button, OR another menu, which would have it's own Up/Down/Stop files assigned for corresponding channel. This way it would be able to closely mimic a physical remote.
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I have similar problem with 'smart' 433MHz outlets. Original remote has 10 buttons (On/Off for each of 4 channels + 'all' meta-channel) and option to switch between channels would be awesome.
Hey guys, thanks for the great work on this project!
I have an idea for improvement :)
I have several 433MHz remotes to control window blinds. Each blind has a corresponding channel assigned to it. A single remote can control 15 channels + "0" channel which controls all blinds at once. Up/Down/Stop buttons on remote issue commands to the blinds on current channel, while Left/Right buttons decrement/increment active channel number.
It would be really nice if SubGHz_Remote could employ Left/Right buttons to switch channels. E.g. menu editor would allow to assign .sub file to a button, OR another menu, which would have it's own Up/Down/Stop files assigned for corresponding channel. This way it would be able to closely mimic a physical remote.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: