433MHZ Transmitter and Receiver

[brantje]

In the Netherlands we have a wireless system called Klik Aan / Klik Uit (or KaKu), it can control you light using RF433.

Official website: http://www.klikaanklikuit.nl

Since i had some of those models in my house, and i want to control it with my pi.

So i used google, ended up here:
Script to control Kaku by Curlymo (thanks!)

In his description he say's he is using this "433MHz Superheterodyne 3400 RF Transmitter and Receiver link kit"

I assume that its this one
http://www.ebay.com/itm/433Mhz-Superheterodyne-3400-RF-Transmitter-and-Receiver-link-kits-for-ARM-MCU-/200840057225?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&ha...2ec3001189

If so, i will buy one and make somekind of webinterface for it.

And ofc, write a how for here

[CurlyMo]

Yep, that one. However, this will work for all 433.92Mhz devices however i don't have all of them. Just like Lirc can work with all remotes.

I already have a simple webinterface for it. But i rather have you working on the xbian/xbmc webinterface

[brantje]

@CurlyMo, i just found a 'rebrand' of an Kaku
Spec's:
Brand: brennenstuhl
RCS 1000R
433MHz-Receiver NO.6899
230V~50/60Hz
Max 1000W; 5A

Will test this one when i get the kit, just ordered it.

Can you please explain a bit more, how to connect the receiver and sender?

Code:

Sender:
- VCC - 5v
- GND - 0V
- Data - Pin 11 (GPIO 0 in wiringPi)

Receiver:
- VCC - 3.3v
- GND - 0v
- Data 1 - Pin 13 (GPIO 2 in wiringPi)

How can i identify those pins?

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[CurlyMo]

Probably won't work, but i can help help you to get it to work when you get it.

[brantje]

Thanks, just bought via bank transfer so i assume let the waiting begin.
Eta i think is 3-4 weeks.