Add codes for X10 protocol remote control about rf-bridge-efm8bb1 HOT 5 CLOSED

Bucket mode means I can only send to the bridge from mqtt or the console of the bridge? (which I can do and that works) Does that mean I cannot get any results FROM the bridge so I can send to mqtt? Changing the source will not get me anywhere as well by the sound of it? I am not a technical person so I have found the terminology etc a bit bewildering so that's why I have asked so many questions and some of the answers I didn't understand. I thought I was pretty good to get as far as I did and the source even compiled. Like I said I don't really understand what the firmware is capable of doing or not capable of doing. Can you answer these questions: Is there any way of receiving any signals from the remote to the bridge other than being in sniffer mode? What do you mean The bit timing isn't working "normal"? Thanks for your reply.

I would *love* to modify the source to support my protocol if only I knew what to put into the source. I just want it to show up on the bridge console so I can use node-red and mqtt to do other things. I don't need it to turn on and off from the bridge at all. I am not a programmer or have any electronic experience either. I am on the right track with what I have done below? I have tried this: I did this:python BitBucketConverter.py -d -i "AA B1 05 236E 1176 021A 06B0 9C36 01222323222223222223222223232223232222232222222222232322232323232324 55" 'RfRaw AAB02E0514236E1176021A06B09C360122232322222322222322222323222323222223222222222223232223232323232455' Sync: 40 Data: 12 22 32 32 22 22 32 22 22 32 22 22 32 32 22 32 32 22 22 32 22 22 22 22 22 32 32 22 32 32 32 32 32 Sync 0 Hex: The data for command 0xA8 will be: SYNC_HIGH: bucket 3: 06B0 SYNC_LOW: bucket 0: 236E BIT_HIGH_TIME: bucket 2: 021A BIT_HIGH_DUTY: (100% / (bucket 2 + bucket 1)) * bucket 2: 0xa (89%) BIT_LOW_TIME: bucket 1: 1176 BIT_LOW_DUTY: (100% / (bucket 2 + bucket 1)) * bucket 1: 0x59 (89%) BIT_COUNT + SYNC_BIT_COUNT: 0x1 (1, SYNC_BIT_COUNT = 0) Data: 7F06B0236E021Aa1176591 Protocol is 0x7F (unknown), Len xx is counting bytes: '7F 06B0 236E 021A a 1176 59 1 ' == 0x0B 'AA A8 0B 7F 06B0 236E 021A a 1176 59 1 55' Then I converted the HEX values to decimal and then I edited the RF_Protocols.h and changed the rohrmotor24 in that file and added my number in there. I successfully compiled the hex file. I uploaded it to the bridge and............................it still didn't work *What I changed RF_Protocols.h Below:* /* * Rohrmotor24 * https://github.com/bjwelker/Raspi-Rollo/tree/master/Arduino/Rollo_Code_Receiver */ #define ROHRMOTOR24_IDENTIFIER 0x02 SI_SEGMENT_VARIABLE(ROHRMOTOR24, static DUTY_CYLCE_PROTOCOL_DATA, SI_SEG_CODE) = { 1712, // SYNC_HIGH 9070, // SYNC_LOW 0, // SYNC_BIT_COUNT 538, // BIT_HIGH_TIME 4470, // BIT_LOW_TIME 10, // BIT_HIGH_DUTY 89, // BIT_LOW_DUTY 1, // BIT_COUNT 8 // REPEAT_DELAY };