OpenNetHomeServer

[mickelin]

Brilliant, thanks!

[radeon]

Hey! I have just come back to this thread in the hope of getting some home rf controlling going and the link on modding the rf pyramid into a receiver seems to be dead? Does anyone have the information to enable me to see what to do? I would love to get this going! cheers john

[krambriw]

Hi,
Link should work now,
Best regards, Walter

[krambriw]

New version of the plugin uploaded

[krambriw]

Bugfix: lost sensors was reported as lost even if they where found back (non-critical bug but anyway...)

[Mastiff]

Krambrw, this would be the correct thread, sorry. I posted to the Tellstick because we had all of our previous discussions on this in there (since it started with that plugin and then morphed when you suggested hooking it up to ONH and do it that way, and it just continued there...)

I have a slight problem: I have set up macros to restart NetHomeServer (kill the task and start ONH) when contact is lost (the event "OpenNetHome.Connection with NetHomeServer TCP interface failed"), and that works nicely. But I have lost the Tellstick once without loosing the contact to ONH, and that didn't create any event, as far as I could see. Is it possible to put in something like an event for that after maybe a couple of minutes without any signals from the Tellstick? I get around 5-6 signals every minute, so two minutes without anything has to mean that the contact is lost. That would be very nice!

[krambriw]

New version uploaded

# 2015-05-28 Added a connection monitor to report connection problems with OpenNetHomeServer

If messages from ONH stops coming in, you will get the following event in EG:

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The timeout will be the same as the socket connection timeout you have configured for the plugin (120 seconds suggested)

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[Mastiff]

Brilliant, thank you very much!

Btw, I was wondering about something: Is it possible to "translate" the device ID of stuff (in my case Viking temp sensors) so that the events in EG are the same as the events I get from the RFX plug-in? I see that the ID in EG is the same as in ONH but it's totally different from what I get from the RFX (acronym disease, sorry...). Is there some kind of logic there that can be harnessed?

[Mastiff]

Is it me, or is there a directory error on your website? I only see mosquitto files in the EventGhost_OpenNetHome directory.

[Mastiff]

If it helps with translation, here's some examples from my house:

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43008 = 1192
51200 = 1224
43776 = 1195
13312 = 1253
65024 = 1278
45056 = 1200
32768 = 1152
62976 = 1270

RFX to the left, ONH to the right

[krambriw]

EventGhost_OpenNetHome directory

Well, it looks ok from my side:
http://krambriw.net/Release/NetHomeServ ... 20version/

Is it possible to "translate" the device ID

I have just kept the id's 'as is' in order to keep the reference when using various specific vendor tools. It is the vendor decision how to visualize the id and I did not want to mess things up. If you want to translate you can do it yourself with a python script that captures the event, reformats it using your table (dictionary) and then triggers a new event.

BestR

[Mastiff]

My mistake, I was in the "Under construction" section... Sorry, up and running now.

If the vendor sends the ID, why is it different in RFX and ONH? Or do you mean the vendor of the RFX and the Tellstick?

[krambriw]

do you mean the vendor of the RFX and the Tellstick

yes

[Mastiff]

OK, thanks! Then I get it. Well, translation table or separate table doesn't really change much, so I guess the easiest way is just to have a separate translation table from the ONH sensor events to room numbers, like I have for the RFX sensor events.

[krambriw]

New version uploaded.

Setting the timeout for lost sensors can now be configured in the range 100 - 180000 seconds