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SomPi

The objectif of this project is to control your Somfy shaders from a Raspberry Pi. My current remote is a Smoove Origin RTS Thanks Nickduino for the support.

Let's play with SomPi!

Hardware - What do you need?

The first step is to buy the needed hardware.

Transmitter

Crystals

Wires

Preparation

You can now replace carefully your crystal by doing soldering. Then you have to plug the transmitter to the RaspberryPi

There is three pins on the transmitter:

  1. ATAD (DATA)
  2. VCC
  3. GND (Ground)

You need to connect all of them to the Raspberry Pi GPIO.

  1. Connect the ATAD pin with GPIO 4 (or adapt for your needs)
  2. VCC with 5V
  3. GND with any GND pin on the Raspberry Pi

Installation

You can easily install the python controller with the following instructions:

  1. Install dependencies sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install git python pigpio python-pigpio python3-pigpio
  2. Verify that everything is well installed git --version && python --version
  3. Then clone this repository sudo git clone https://github.com/alxlaxv/SomPi.git
  4. Enter in SomPi cd SomPi
  5. Make the controller executable sudo chmod +x controller.py
  6. Launch pigpio daemon sudo pigpiod
  7. Launch pigpio daemon automatically on every boot sudo systemctl enable pigpiod.service

Configuration

Now you will need to register your emitter as a remote for your shaders. First you need to do a long press on the Prog button behind your current official Remote. Your shaders will then briefly move, you can now release the Prog button.

Now we need to pair SomPi as a new remote sudo python controller.py livingRoom register And then close your shaders to test the pairing sudo python controller.py livingRoom close

That's it! Well done!

Available commands

  • Open: sudo python controller.py livingRoom open
  • Close: sudo python controller.py livingRoom close
  • Stop: sudo python controller.py livingRoom stop
  • Register: sudo python controller.py livingRoom register