I've asked this in some other places but thought it worth asking here too.
Has anyone managed to integrate low cost combined IR/RF controllers into Loxone?
We have several things at home which use either IR or RF remote controls and which can't be even just switched on/off using a smart plug so I'm hoping to use a single IR/RF unit per room to provide the remote functions, controllable from Loxone (virtual outputs?) not wired in, so probably something that hooks onto my WiFi network with local API or TCP/IP control.
To make it as flexible as possible it needs to be able to learn remote codes from the existing remotes rather than be pre-coded with "standard" remote signals.
I know I could use the IR Control Air but that gets expensive per room and doesn't cover RF stuff. The Bond Bridge seems like an option but I can’t afford to buy 4 of them!
There seem to be a number of Tuya type units advertised but I'm not convinced they could work without an additional hub as they all seem to be aimed at the Alexa/Google voice control market.
Has anyone managed to integrate low cost combined IR/RF controllers into Loxone?
We have several things at home which use either IR or RF remote controls and which can't be even just switched on/off using a smart plug so I'm hoping to use a single IR/RF unit per room to provide the remote functions, controllable from Loxone (virtual outputs?) not wired in, so probably something that hooks onto my WiFi network with local API or TCP/IP control.
To make it as flexible as possible it needs to be able to learn remote codes from the existing remotes rather than be pre-coded with "standard" remote signals.
I know I could use the IR Control Air but that gets expensive per room and doesn't cover RF stuff. The Bond Bridge seems like an option but I can’t afford to buy 4 of them!
There seem to be a number of Tuya type units advertised but I'm not convinced they could work without an additional hub as they all seem to be aimed at the Alexa/Google voice control market.