I'm currently working my way through a project involving remote control sockets. Due to the varying nature of documentation and standards for these devices I thought I'd create a page listing all the codes I've encountered. I have two sets of Status brand sockets and even they run on completely different codes.
This article will be updated as more codes are discovered.
These codes were sniffed using an Arduino, a pair of RF devices and a modified version of the very useful code found at: http://z4ziggy.wordpress.com/2014/06/27/rf-sniffer-open-gates-cars-and-rf-remote-controlled-devices-with-ease/
I don't guarantee that these codes will work for you but they're here as a helpful first attempt.
The parts needed for this can be found on Amazon:
1pcs 433Mhz RF transmitter and receiver kit for Arduino project
WARNING: If using a Raspberry Pi to receive the codes, a 1000Ohm+ resistor will be required on the data pin of the receiver as it's designed to send signals at 5V which is too high for the Pi's 3.3v inputs.
Arduino Uno R3 Microcontroller
Status SREMSOC3PK3 Remote Control Socket
If using a library like RCSwitch (Arduino) or RCSwitch-Pi (Raspberry Pi) you will most likely want to use the 2nd set of numbers on each row (after the first / ). If you're feeling more adventurous and want to roll your own solution you will probably find the first binary code to be more useful.
Channel 1
Channel 2
Channel 3
Channel 4
All Channels
All Channels Off - 00000000010001110110111111011000 / 0004681688 / 24 bit / Protocol = 1
Channel 1
Channel 2
Channel 3
Channel 4