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Revision as of 13:55, 30 August 2009
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Welcome to The Home Easy Hacking Wiki
This project aims to document and collect code examples related to interfacing with Home Easy home automation hardware. These devices communicate in short control codes over a 433Mhz interface.
Similar hardware is distributed under a number of different brand names :
- Home Easy
- Domia Lite
- Klik aan Klik uit - Klik on Klik off
- Byron
- Bye Bye Standby
The overall aim is to allow the easy development of custom hardware / software that can interact with the existing hardware in more advanced ways than is possible with off the shelf components.
Get started
- [Protocol Overview]
- [Hardware Compatibility Matrix]