Would an Arduino + ThingShield + this library (GitHub - sui77/rc-switch: Arduino lib to operate 433/315Mhz devices like power outlet sockets. ) get you something close to what you’re looking for?
I am currently working with another member on adding RCSwitch support to my ST_Anything Arduino library. IT may provide a decent starting point once he tests it. I do not have any 433Mhz remote controlled devices to test it with…
You can take a look at my ST_Anything project at
1/16/16 - Updated to reflect recent ST IDE nomenclature changes and v2 SmartThings Phone App image.
Just a heads up - The current Arduino IDE 1.6.6 has a bug in it which throws a compiler error (invalid namespace) when trying to build ST_Anything. Please continue to use v1.6.5 until 1.6.7 is released. You can use the latest “Hourly Build” of the 1.6.7 IDE as well, since I have confirmed the bug has been fixed in that version, as of 11/28/15.
I am happy to share with the SmartThings Community a project that my son and I have been working on for the past two weeks - ST_Anything! Our goal was to make it as easy as possible for anyone with some Arduino hardware/software skills to be able to get a new “Device” up and running in a matter of minutes versus hours/days. We have implemented many…
We are adding a new “Switch Device” that uses the RCSwitch library instead of just turning an Arduino pin on/off.