This integration allows you to control Nice Flor-S shutters with a Raspberry Pi and a 433 MHz transmitter.

Installation

1. Install the pigpio addon to your Home Assistant instance.
2. Install a file manager addon
3. Create a new directory in /config called custom_components
4. Create a new directory in /config/custom_components called nice_flor_s
5. Copy the contents of this repository to /config/custom_components/nice_flor_s except for the configurations directory
6. Configure the integration in your /config/configuration.yaml file (see below)
7. Restart Home Assistant
8. Pair your shutters by calling the service nice_flor_s.pair with the serial number of the shutter you want to pair
9. Use the Home Assistant UI to control your shutters (You can add the CoverEntity to your Lovelace dashboard)

Configuration options

Key	Type	Required	Description
gpio	int	True	The GPIO pin where the transmitter is connected
pigpio_host	string	False	The hostname of the pigpio instance
start_code	int	True	The first code to use for the shutters
covers	object	True	The list of shutters to control
covers.<name>	object	True	The configuration of a shutter
covers.<name>.serial	int	True	The serial number of the shutter
covers.<name>.friendly_name	string	False	The friendly name of the shutter

Pairing

To pair a shutter, call the service nice_flor_s.pair with the serial number of the shutter you want to pair. The shutter will enter pairing mode for 5 seconds. During this time, press the button on the shutter to pair it.

Troubleshooting

• Make sure that the pigpio addon is installed and running
• Make sure that the GPIO pin is correctly configured
• Make sure that the transmitter is correctly connected to the GPIO pin
• Make sure that the shutter is in pairing mode
• Make sure that the serial number of the shutter is correct
• Make sure that the code is correctly transmitted

Issues

If you encounter any issues, please create an issue on GitHub.

License

This integration is licensed under the MIT License.