Control a fan via wiring gpio pins to remote #12
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can be usefull for people wishing to have a device controled by the GPIO, I merge it and will put it on a separate folder, thanks for participating |
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I'm not sure this is worth approving, but I had a fun time hacking together support for controlling a very-much non-433mhz fan remote control kit I purchased. :)
Thanks for putting this project online with such easy instructions; I started using it last week for my various power outlets (byebye standby and of course the Etekcity ones everyone uses) and it worked beautifully!