I have an early generation Mistaway mosquito mister. It has a programmable interface on the unit for scheduling, manual misting, etc., and a 3-function 418MHz remote control. I would like to integrate control with HS3 for scheduled and manual operation and need suggestions of what my options might be. More recent models of the system have optional subscription-based cloud access via phone app. AFAIK retrofit kits are only available for new models than mine, and subscription/cloud is a non-starter for me anyway. No local API.
Here are my thoughts so far.
1. RPi or other HS3-controllable device hard-wired to my remote control to provide contact closures to activate the buttons.
2. Same as above except hard-wired to control panel on unit (haven't opened it up to investigate yet but plan to soon).
3. RPi with RF transmitter hat. Program to emulate my remote control. So far only finding a 433MHz transmitter hat. Haven't investigated how to clone the RF signals.
4. Other?
Appreciate any input that helps me solve this. A few images below in case anyone is curious what it looks like.
Thanks.
Here are my thoughts so far.
1. RPi or other HS3-controllable device hard-wired to my remote control to provide contact closures to activate the buttons.
2. Same as above except hard-wired to control panel on unit (haven't opened it up to investigate yet but plan to soon).
3. RPi with RF transmitter hat. Program to emulate my remote control. So far only finding a 433MHz transmitter hat. Haven't investigated how to clone the RF signals.
4. Other?
Appreciate any input that helps me solve this. A few images below in case anyone is curious what it looks like.
Thanks.
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