Bash dce knx - Revision history

Valent at 13:04, 29 July 2010

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Valent at 13:04, 29 July 2010

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Valent at 11:03, 18 June 2010

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Totallymaxed at 11:53, 2 May 2010

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	This page describes how to use the bash based DCE-KNX software to communicate with KNX devices attached to EIB Bus that has been interfaced to your Core. Its fully bi-directional and can be easily extended as apart from a small C program it is written totally in bash. The docs here are far from complete but should enable you to add this capability to your Core and interface to the EIB bus. More docs to follow ;-)		This page describes how to use the bash based DCE-KNX software to communicate with KNX devices attached to EIB Bus that has been interfaced to your Core. Its fully bi-directional and can be easily extended as apart from a small C program it is written totally in bash. The docs here are far from complete but should enable you to add this capability to your Core and interface to the EIB bus. More docs to follow ;-)

Wierdbeard65 at 08:35, 2 May 2010

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	This page describes how to use the bash based DCE-KNX software to communicate with KNX devices attached to EIB Bus that has been interfaced to your Core. Its fully bi-directional and can be easily extended as apart from a small C program it is written totally in bash. The docs here are far from complete but should enable you to add this capability to your Core and interface to the EIB bus. More docs to follow ;-)		This page describes how to use the bash based DCE-KNX software to communicate with KNX devices attached to EIB Bus that has been interfaced to your Core. Its fully bi-directional and can be easily extended as apart from a small C program it is written totally in bash. The docs here are far from complete but should enable you to add this capability to your Core and interface to the EIB bus. More docs to follow ;-)

Totallymaxed: /* SIM-KNX */

2009-04-08T18:15:44Z

SIM-KNX

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	== SIM-KNX ==		== SIM-KNX ==

	You need to define some group addresses in your SIM-KNX module that map to actual group address on the bus. The "$00 $03" and "$$ $32" are adresses in a SIM-KNX that map to ports on the bus. The SIM-KNX modules come with either 128 or 256 configurable memory locations that you can read/write to. Each memory location in the SIM-KNX reflects a group address on the actual bus. Therefore you need to program the SIM-KNX using a standard KNX-EIB tool like ETS3 or write your own. See [~~url]~~http://www.tapko.de/uploads/tx_neofileshare/SIM-KNX_Documentation.pdf~~[/url~~] for technical details of the SIM-KNX.		You need to define some group addresses in your SIM-KNX module that map to actual group address on the bus. The "$00 $03" and "$$ $32" are adresses in a SIM-KNX that map to ports on the bus. The SIM-KNX modules come with either 128 or 256 configurable memory locations that you can read/write to. Each memory location in the SIM-KNX reflects a group address on the actual bus. Therefore you need to program the SIM-KNX using a standard KNX-EIB tool like ETS3 or write your own. See [http://www.tapko.de/uploads/tx_neofileshare/SIM-KNX_Documentation.pdf] for technical details of the SIM-KNX.

	== IP-KNX Gateway ==		== IP-KNX Gateway ==

Totallymaxed: /* IP-KNX Gateway */

2009-04-08T18:14:57Z

IP-KNX Gateway

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	== IP-KNX Gateway ==		== IP-KNX Gateway ==

	We are looking at creating another version of bash-dce-knx that will talk directly to the KNX-EIB bus and will be implimented with the BCUSDK ( [~~url]See~~ http://www.usinglinux.org/net/bcusdk-eibd.html~~[/url~~] ) allowing us to read/write to the bus directly using an IP-KNX gateway.		We are looking at creating another version of bash-dce-knx that will talk directly to the KNX-EIB bus and will be implimented with the BCUSDK [http://www.usinglinux.org/net/bcusdk-eibd.html] allowing us to read/write to the bus directly using an IP-KNX gateway.


	[[User:Totallymaxed\|Totallymaxed]] 19:04, 08 April 2009 (GMT)		[[User:Totallymaxed\|Totallymaxed]] 19:04, 08 April 2009 (GMT)

Totallymaxed: /* Configure */

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Configure

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	#Reboot, (regen?) and it should work ;-)		#Reboot, (regen?) and it should work ;-)

	[[User:Totallymaxed\|Totallymaxed]] 06:52, ~~16 September 2008~~ (~~PDT~~)		== SIM-KNX ==

			You need to define some group addresses in your SIM-KNX module that map to actual group address on the bus. The "$00 $03" and "$$ $32" are adresses in a SIM-KNX that map to ports on the bus. The SIM-KNX modules come with either 128 or 256 configurable memory locations that you can read/write to. Each memory location in the SIM-KNX reflects a group address on the actual bus. Therefore you need to program the SIM-KNX using a standard KNX-EIB tool like ETS3 or write your own. See [url]http://www.tapko.de/uploads/tx_neofileshare/SIM-KNX_Documentation.pdf[/url] for technical details of the SIM-KNX.

			== IP-KNX Gateway ==

			We are looking at creating another version of bash-dce-knx that will talk directly to the KNX-EIB bus and will be implimented with the BCUSDK ( [url]See http://www.usinglinux.org/net/bcusdk-eibd.html[/url] ) allowing us to read/write to the bus directly using an IP-KNX gateway.


			[[User:Totallymaxed\|Totallymaxed]] 19:04, 08 April 2009 (GMT)

Marie.o: /* Install the packages */

2009-04-03T22:53:19Z

Install the packages

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	command, in the DCE-whisperer directory:		command, in the DCE-whisperer directory:

	sudo apt-get install debhelper <return>		sudo apt-get install debhelper fakeroot <return>
	dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -b -us -uc <return>		dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -b -us -uc <return>

Marie.o at 06:42, 3 April 2009

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	== Configure ==		== Configure ==
	Go into the pluto-admin website, in Interfaces, and add a EIB device		#Go into the pluto-admin website, in Interfaces, and add a EIB device
	Edit the EIB device template, and make the command line field say KNX.sh		##Edit the EIB device template, and make the command line field say KNX.sh
	Set the serial port to the corresponding USB port (last time there was just one serial usb adaptor: that of the SIM-KNX device).		##Set the serial port to the corresponding USB port (last time there was just one serial usb adaptor: that of the SIM-KNX device).
			#Go in Lights, add a on/off light. Set its room. Write "$00 $03" (w/o the quotes) in the "Port/Channel number" Device Data
	Go in Lights, add a on/off light. Set its room. Write "$00 $03" (w/o the quotes) in the "Port/Channel number" Device Data		#Go in Climate, add a Generic Thermostat. Set its room. Write "$$ $32" (double dollar sign is correct, w/o the quotes) in the "Port/Channel number" Device Data
			#Setup the floorplans.
	Go in Climate, add a Generic Thermostat. Set its room. Write "$$ $32" (double dollar sign is correct, w/o the quotes) in the "Port/Channel number" Device Data		#Reboot, (regen?) and it should work ;-)

	Setup the floorplans.

	Reboot, (regen?) and it should work ;-)

	[[User:Totallymaxed\|Totallymaxed]] 06:52, 16 September 2008 (PDT)		[[User:Totallymaxed\|Totallymaxed]] 06:52, 16 September 2008 (PDT)