[WIP/Released] P1 Data injector

[marcelr]

Not sure if this version of the openzwave lib supports the meter adapter.

[timkoers]

Not sure if this version of the openzwave lib supports the meter adapter.

Thanks! I'll find out soon
libusb is missing the libusbl depedency. Could you upload that one too?

Thanks!

[marcelr]

Done.

And I moved everything to ./ipk/qb2, because that's where it lands after the build on my machine. I have a feeling that there will be more to come, and this way the top subdir for Toon-related stuff doesn't get filled up, keeps everything a bit more tidy.

[timkoers]

Done.

And I moved everything to ./ipk/qb2, because that's where it lands after the build on my machine. I have a feeling that there will be more to come, and this way the top subdir for Toon-related stuff doesn't get filled up, keeps everything a bit more tidy.

Perfect thanks! I'll try it hopefully later today

[timkoers]

Done.

And I moved everything to ./ipk/qb2, because that's where it lands after the build on my machine. I have a feeling that there will be more to come, and this way the top subdir for Toon-related stuff doesn't get filled up, keeps everything a bit more tidy.

openzwave won't install because of the unmet requirement of udev_162, which I installed.

Not sure what's happening here.

[marcelr]

Can you post the console output of the install command?

[timkoers]

Can you post the console output of the install command?

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eneco:~# opkg install openzwave_1.4.164-r0_qb2.ipk
Installing openzwave (1.4.164-r0) to root...
Collected errors:
 * satisfy_dependencies_for: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for openzwave:
 *      libudev (>= 162) *
 * opkg_install_cmd: Cannot install package openzwave.

eneco:~#
 opkg install udev_162-r12_qb2.ipk
Installing udev (162-r12) to root...
Configuring udev.
 System startup links for /etc/init.d/udev-cache already exist.
 Adding system startup for /etc/init.d/udev.

eneco:~# opkg install openzwave_1.4.164-r0_qb2.ipk
Installing openzwave (1.4.164-r0) to root...
Collected errors:
 * satisfy_dependencies_for: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for openzwave:
 *      libudev (>= 162) *
 * opkg_install_cmd: Cannot install package openzwave.

eneco:~# df -h
Filesystem                Size      Used Available Use% Mounted on
ubi0:rootfs             103.3M     61.5M     41.8M  60% /
none                     61.6M     32.0K     61.6M   0% /dev
tmpfs                    40.0K         0     40.0K   0% /mnt/.psplash
tmpfs                    61.6M      3.4M     58.2M   6% /var/volatile

opkg list shows it's installed, so very strange thing happening here xD

[marcelr]

Nope, libudev is different from udev. I just uploaded it. With a little luck it's the last missing package.

[timkoers]

Nope, libudev is different from udev. I just uploaded it. With a little luck it's the last missing package.

It installed! Thanks
I'll try to fiddle with it a little tomorrow

[marcelr]

Not sure through which port ozwcp is serving. You may have to make an extra hole in the firewall. Will check later today.

EDIT:

go to /usr/local/bin/ozwcp ans start ozwcp manually:

./ozwcp

The server will tell you that it's serving to port 8090, so you will have to open this in the firewall:

add:

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-A HCB-INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 8090 --tcp-flags SYN,RST,ACK SYN -j ACCEPT

to /etc/default/iptables.conf and restart the firewall:

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/etc/init.d/iptables restart

Then, open a browser on another machine on your local network and go to:
http://<toons.IP>:8090
This opens the ozwcp console and now you can readout/modify/whatever your zwave network.


EDIT:

One more thing: Your zwave device is /dev/ttymxc2

[timkoers]

Not sure through which port ozwcp is serving. You may have to make an extra hole in the firewall. Will check later today.

EDIT:

go to /usr/local/bin/ozwcp ans start ozwcp manually:

./ozwcp

The server will tell you that it's serving to port 8090, so you will have to open this in the firewall:

add:

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-A HCB-INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 8090 --tcp-flags SYN,RST,ACK SYN -j ACCEPT

to /etc/default/iptables.conf and restart the firewall:

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/etc/init.d/iptables restart

Then, open a browser on another machine on your local network and go to:
http://<toons.IP>:8090
This opens the ozwcp console and now you can readout/modify/whatever your zwave network.

I get an -sh: ozwcp: Permission denied error when executing ozwcp

[marcelr]

No need to quote the entire post.

Try: /usr/local/bin/ozwcp/ozwcp

Probably ozwcp is not on your $PATH. Makes sense, since it's an experimental piece of code.

[timkoers]

I managed to get it all working, but I'm not really sure at this point what I am supposed to use it for

Is there any way to get somekind of debugging connection to the MeterAdapter?

[marcelr]

Not that I'm aware of. You can check the packets that are sent to and fro. That's about it. And you can add and control zwave stuff that Toon doesn't support yet.

[timkoers]

Not that I'm aware of. You can check the packets that are sent to and fro. That's about it. And you can add and control zwave stuff that Toon doesn't support yet.

Could you send me the build environment you have for building packages for the Toon? I am going to give gdb a try in order to hopefully debug the hdrv_p1 package so I can have a better understanding of how the code works.

Using that way I can work my way up into the code, which should explain why it is giving me unsollicitated meter report warnings.

Thanks!