The BuWizz 3.0 Pro is supposed to work with both PU and PF. My question is: it has 4 PU ‘channels’ vs the 2 that are with the Lego PU hub – can the MCT4BT handle the two additional channels by just adding Channel “c” and “d” in the controller json file like an sbrick or will there need to be a new base code written?
We don’t know as we haven’t tested BuWizz. My assumption would be the BLE protocol used by BuWizz differs from the PU BLE protocol. Just like the SBrick BLE protocol differs from the PU BLE protocol.
This would mean MTC4BT currently doesn’t support BuWizz and we would need to implement a third BLE protocol in MTC4BT, next to the protocols for PU and SBrick.
on https://github.com/Volkov84/buwizz_rc you will find info about controlling buwizz with esp32 including a link about the protocol. It would be very interesting if buwizz could be implemented since these batteries lasts a lot longer
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