Add new protocol Home Easy 64 bits#179
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Hi guys,
I spent some time to integrate a new protocol commonly use in RF smart device in Europe. You can find some details about this protocol there:
https://playground.arduino.cc/Code/HomeEasy
This protocol use a 64 bits code, so I had to make some refactoring in order to don't break the current possible value of max 32 bits. So I decided to use WordCode in favor of decimal value as reference and only convert this code to decimal on the getter function. Also some device don't support completely 64 bit integer, so we couldn't change the nReceivedValue to unsigned long long:
http://bbs.espressif.com/viewtopic.php?t=2265
This protocol use a second syncFactor before to start to send the binary code, I called it latch.
Enjoy and I am looking forward your feedback,
KR.
Alex