Toon as a domotica controller?

[cygnusx]

Ok, got my toon working! Great. Now to get access.

Another thing. Im missing the Wifi pci board. Gotta find another one. Anyone found some other Wifi drivers then the realtek board thats originally on them? And does the ethernet port work?

[marcelr]

Ethernet works, just plug it in. Toon does a DHCP request and then has functional ethernet (if your router permits).
Toon's linux kernel is built with a minimal amount of drivers, with kernel module versioning switched on. So, afterwards, you can't add drivers that weren't in the original build, without replacing the kernel as well.

The wifi module (realtek RTL819(1)(2)S) is available from ebay. $7.-- or thereabouts.
What kind of toon is that anyway? No boiler interface, no WiFi module, no power supply?
I'd go find another one on MP, less hassle.

grtz,

marcelr

[cygnusx]

Ah yes i see. I get a eneco-..... in my DHCP list. I thought it didn't work because the lights on the ethernet port don't work.

Tomorrow time to hook it up to a serial connection

[cygnusx]

OK i'm in. Trying to get past the autentication part, as i don't have a activation key.

I'm redirecting all traffic so it don't go via the VPN but to my own webserver.
i edited /HCBv2/config/hcb_project.xml
There is a <commonHostname> field. I edited it to my server.
Now i can view the requests and respond different to the real server.

Can anyone maybe make a dump or something so i can see how Quby responds to a registration event?

As i see, every 10 seconds it sends a request to /QubyRegistration/
in the post request it asks :

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<action_class="invoke" uuid="eneco-xxx:happ_scsync" destuuid="xxx" serviceid="urn:hcb-hae-com:serviceId:quby" requestid="6xxx" commonname="eneco-xxx">
    <u:GetAgreementDetail xmlns:u="http://schema.homeautomationeurope.com/quby"><requestId>6xxx</requestId>
   <timeout>10</timeout>
    </u:GetAgreementDetail>
</action>

What is your response? I suppose you get a succes = true message of some kind.

If i know the response, i can mimic it and start building my toon proxy to activate it without having a eneco contract...

[marcelr]

Can't help you there, don't have an Eneco account myself. It will be interesting to see what kind of traffic is going on, though.

As for the authentication, do you have a file called "configured" , permissions 644, size 0 bytes, owner root:root, in your toon's root directory?
I'm not sure, but it could very well be that that sets the authentication flag. Just touch it and see what happens.

Otherwise, you can edit config_happ_scsync.xml, look for the phrases

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<activated>1</activated><wizardDone>1</wizardDone>

and edit according to your needs.

grtz,

marcelr

[cygnusx]

Apparently <wizardDone>1</wizardDone> was enough
Activated = 1 does not work with me. it then doesnt load the flash UI.

So, i'm still on the Flash UI. Is the QT ui faster and better? Or are you all sticking to flash as well?

I think i can make my own widgets for the Flash kind, don't know about the QT kind, no experience with it.

[al_n]

You can do this POST(!) request to change the contract and set the active modules.
Change XXXXXX to your toon id, set the end date timestamp to something in the future.

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POST /bxtproxy HTTP/1.1
Cache-Control: no-cache
Pragma: no-cache
User-Agent: Java/1.6.0_26
Host: eneco-001-XXXXXX.hcb.ams.int
Accept: text/html, image/gif, image/jpeg, *; q=.2, */*; q=.2
Connection: keep-alive
Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Content-Length: 786

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<action xmlns:u="http://schema.homeautomationeurope.com/quby" class="invoke" commonname="SC" uuid="85b42535-beb6-43ab-97b3-4d402861977c" destuuid="eneco-001-XXXXXX:happ_scsync" destcommonname="eneco-001-XXXXXX" requestid="dLOKQTYVnP" serviceid="specific1">
  <u:SetAgreementDetail>
    <StartDate>1395705600</StartDate>
    <EndDate>1433116800</EndDate>
    <Status>IN_SUPPLY</Status>
    <ProductVariant>Toon</ProductVariant>
    <Rights>
      <SoftwareUpdates>true</SoftwareUpdates>
      <ChMaintenance>true</ChMaintenance>
      <ElectricityDisplay>true</ElectricityDisplay>
      <GasDisplay>true</GasDisplay>
      <HeatDisplay>false</HeatDisplay>
      <ProduDisplay>false</ProduDisplay>
      <ContentApps>true</ContentApps>
      <TelmiEnabled>false</TelmiEnabled>
    </Rights>
  </u:SetAgreementDetail>
</action>

[cygnusx]

Great! Will try it.
Do you all have version one's of the toon? Or also the newer one?
I'm thinking of buying from someone, he has a newer version. Not sure if it is as hackable as this one...

[cygnusx]

So, now i have a second toon this time a complete one.

And, this one is actually legit activated. I got a message that there is a version 3 update ready as well!

Not sure if i want it though... Seems like the Flash UI is pretty customisable. Does anyone have the QT version. And is it ok? Is it faster?
And i read someone updated and lost its ssh/root. Do you think it's possible to update without losing ssh? Would save me the stress of tinkering with the NAND legs...

[marcelr]

Flash version is easily hacked (GUI-wise) (My testing toon, barebones OS, don't do flash hacking myself).

Qt version is A LOT faster in response (is my production thermostat, currently drives my boiler). Low-level software (OpenTherm, z-wave etc) is pretty much the same.

Not sure whether you also lose the serial console on ttymxc0 when upgrading. If only dropbear is chucked out, you should be OK.

grtz,

marcelr

[Ierlandfan]

@cygnusx

if you decide to upgrade an registrered Toon the iptables will be reset. So you don't loose dropbear but you can't login due to iptables refusing it. You are not loosing root. So use serial connection afterwards, change iptables to allow poort 22 and you are in like flin.

[cygnusx]

I updated my test toon to the qt version. I modified the /etc/init.d/dropbear script to replace the iptables config. Will post the change of anyone likes. So i didnt have to open the box up again. Worked like a charm and damn, qt is much faster!!

[cygnusx]

I'm trying to create a tile of my own now. In the QT gui. Looks pretty customisable. My goal is to create a tile with data from the internet, refreshed every x seconds. If i can get that to work, the possibilities are endless.

[marcelr]

Bring it on!

grtz,

marcelr

[cygnusx]

Ok, a very basic work in progress example:

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import QtQuick 1.1
//import qb.base 1.0
import qb.components 1.0

Tile {
	id: clockTile
//	tileSize: tilesize_2X1

	/// Will be called when widget instantiated
	property string testStringetje: "leeg"
	function init() {}

	onClicked: {
		stage.openFullscreen(app.fullScreenUrl);
	}
	function getData() {
        var xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest();
        var url = "http://url/test.json";

        xmlhttp.onreadystatechange=function() {
            if (xmlhttp.readyState == 4) {
				if (xmlhttp.status == 200) {
					var arr = JSON.parse(xmlhttp.responseText);
					clockTile.testStringetje = arr['test1'];
					//txtTimeBig.text = test;
				}
            }
			//clockTile.testStringetje = xmlhttp.readyState.toString();
			//clockTile.testStringetje = XMLHttpRequest.DONE.toString();
			//clockTile.testStringetje = Math.random().toString();
			//console.log(xmlhttp.readyState.toString());
			//console.log("response: "+xmlhttp.responseText);
			//try {
			//	console.log("status: "+xmlhttp.status);
			//} catch(err) {
			//	console.log(err.message);
			//}
        }
        xmlhttp.open("GET", url);
        xmlhttp.send();
		//console.log("test1");
    }

	Text {
		id: txtTimeBig
		//text: app.timeStr
		text: clockTile.testStringetje
		color: colors.clockTileColor
		anchors.centerIn: parent
		horizontalAlignment: Text.AlignHCenter
		font.pixelSize: dimState ? 65 : 50
		font.family: qfont.regular.name
	}

	Text {
		id: txtDate
		text: app.dateStr
		color: colors.clockTileColor
		anchors {
			horizontalCenter: parent.horizontalCenter
			baseline: parent.bottom
			baselineOffset: -16
		}
		horizontalAlignment: Text.AlignHCenter
		font.pixelSize: 16
		font.family: qfont.regular.name
		visible: !dimState
	}
	Timer {
		id: timerTestjeu
		repeat: true
		interval: 3000
		onTriggered: getData()
		running: true
	}
	
}

this is the file /HCB2/qml/apps/clock/ClockTile.qml

This is pure as a test. It modifies your clock widget to get a JSON file from a webserver of your liking. It does this every 3 seconds. The file it gets could have contents like this:

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{"test1":"test 123", "test2":"bla2"}

Now, my next test will be editing the energy usage widget. I have my own energy-monitor via p1 on a raspberry pi. So i don't need the meteradapter from eneco. Let's see if i can get the current usage from my raspberry instead of the normal z-wave communication.