Support for motorized awnings?

I'm thinking about adding a motorized awning to cover my back deck (to extend my use of the space for the many rainy months we get around here) - something like the one shown in the picture below. Are any motorized awnings supported by Indigo 100% via Z-Wave or bridged in some way to communicate with Indigo.

I was looking at Sunsetter since Costco sells them but I could not find any mention on the board that said they are fully supported - It looks like they use Somfy motors and RTS RF protocol but all I could find was a few reports of limited integration with Indigo.

I'm not tied to any particular brand of awning but I would like to find one that is 100% interoperable - any help figuring this out is appreciated

[jay (support)]

While I can't guarantee anything, there is a 3rd party plugin that enables Indigo to control Somfy RTS motor controlled devices.

Thx - BTW, link to Plug-in is dead....

Someone's asked Nick to repost it.


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Doesn’t the RFXtrx433e do somfy RTS?

I am also looking for a solution for my Somfy horizontal Blinds (in Switzerland they call it Store). They are operated by the Somfy RTS Telis remote control.
I had programmed it on Vera with the RFXCOM RfxTrx 433E interface.

I tried using the RFXCOM plugin on Indigo, but have lost my way. Can't operate the Somfy controlled blinds through Indigo. Is there another link to the plugin?

Yes, Nick posted it here - I don't know if it works though....

viewtopic.php?f=145&t=18935&sid=4adce51c71034eccb30319992bf57741#p144096

Thanks for the link. I installed, but don't think it works.

I managed to make the RFXCOM plugin to associate with the RFXtrx433E controller and the Somfy motors for the blinds.

I am now trying to check if my awning over the deck can also be controlled by the RFXtrx433E controller. The problem is I do not know what kind of remote it is. I am attaching images of the remote which is produced by euroMOT in Switzerland. However, I can't find any details on the internet. Any help will be greatly appreciated.