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Why do you say avoid RF? I was trying to create essentially a new “opener” button like the battery-powered ones that came with the motor. It’s pretty old so I d
by yesimahuman 5y ago
Why do you say avoid RF? I was trying to create essentially a new “opener” button like the battery-powered ones that came with the motor. It’s pretty old so I don’t think it’s doing anything too complicated security-wise. I do see wired being easier but I was driven to figure out RF. And yea I wouldn’t be able to do a specific open/close event but the reed switch would tell me which state the door was in before sending the toggle signal
- simondotau 5y agoI find RF to be occasionally unreliable. Home automation which isn't highly reliable is, in my opinion, worse than no home automation.