arduino-rako-sniffer

RAKO Protocol Sniffer Wiring


Following on from the previous post where I described the RAKO wireless protocol, I’ve created a sniffer that listens for RAKO messages and dumps them to a serial terminal. The sniffer was created simply by connecting an RRFQ1 receiver module to an Arduino as shown in the image above and uploading the sketch which can be downloaded from here.

The output on the serial terminal looks like this:

================
   Type: COMMAND
  House: 5
   Room: 4
Channel: 1
Command: 12: SET-LEVEL
================
   Type: DATA
  House: 5
   Data: 255
Address: 0: UNKNOWN

Files

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2 Thoughts on “RAKO Protocol Sniffer

  1. George Gardiner on February 29, 2016 at 3:37 pm said:

    I’ve tried without success to get this to work, following your instructions. I’m particularly keen to read Rako commands, as this would allow me to dispense with the Rako controllers in favour of an Arduino-based controller. Assuming that I have followed your instructions correctly, are there any other gotchas you might know of?

  2. esar on March 2, 2016 at 7:06 pm said:

    There shouldn’t be much that can go wrong. Do you get any output at all on the serial terminal? Does it print “Ready” when the Arduino is reset?
    If you get the “Ready” message, then do you get any output at all when pressing buttons on a controller?

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