I have a couple of receiver modules but no remote. If you have a remote I'd like to get the code timing data so I can build my own remote from a 433 Mhz transmitter module.
From what I can tell the ZAP modules were introduced around 2015. The button on the side is a programming switch which allows it to learn a code from a remote. I tried teaching it the code from a 433 MHz outlet switch remote made by another manufacturer but it didn't seem to work.
This page describes how the timing data can be recorded from a 433 receiver module and a USB logic analyzer:
https://www.hackster.io/chuygen/hacking-a-433mhz-rf-power-socket-3930d6 (https://www.hackster.io/chuygen/hacking-a-433mhz-rf-power-socket-3930d6)
The other wireless outlet switch system I have uses the following protocol:
attention signal: 160us HIGH followed by 5340us LOW
a "1" bit: 160us HIGH followed by 530us LOW
a "0" bit: 530us HIGH followed by 160us LOW
The transmitted code is 24 bits and looks like this:
ON OFF
SW 1: 0x4ee2f3 0x4ee2fb
SW 2: 0x4ee2f5 0x4ee2fd
SW 3: 0x4ee2f6 0x4ee2fe
SW 4: 0x4ee2f2 0x4ee2fa
SW 5: 0x4ee2f4 0x4ee2fc
A 690us bit period seems to be fairly common but not universal among these kinds of systems.
Anyway, if someone has a ZAP remote I would really appreciate getting the timing data for the codes.
Thanks!
PS. I wonder if the sticker on the module (the 0329-4) is related to the codes the unit responds to.