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Re: [misterhouse-users] DS10A setup trouble
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From: Tom V. <tom...@co...> - 2004-09-26 00:06:25
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below is the dump from my debug dump:
Also, I switched the items.mht definition to lowercase "bd" in the
items.mht but below is turns into uppercase (could this be something?)
btw I've been running 2.94 but I upgraded to 2.95.
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09/25/04 08:03:40 PM Unmatched incoming serial data=RBD00
09/25/04 08:03:40 PM ID=(BD) Fx=() SECURITY DEVICE ID#(BD)
FUNCTION=(00) RESULT=(RBD00)
normal: SECURITY DEVICE ID#(BD) FUNCTION=(00) RESULT=(RBD00)
Socket_Item client start error: could not start a tcp client socket
- host=10.0.0.91 port=1314: IO::Socket::INET: connect: Connection refused
Error, socket port festival has not been set: data=(SayText "Security
Device ID#(BD) Function=(00) Result=(RBD00)")
Saving speech Security Device ID#(BD) Function=(00) Result=(RBD00) to
./../web/toAudrey.wav
Socket_Item client start error: could not start a tcp client socket
- host=10.0.0.91 port=1314: IO::Socket::INET: connect: Connection refused
09/25/04 08:03:40 PM W800: raw data: bdb200ff
09/25/04 08:03:40 PM W800: reordered data: 00 ff bd 4d
09/25/04 08:03:40 PM W800: security: device_id = 0xbd, cmd = 0x00
09/25/04 08:03:40 PM W800: security: class_id = sensor, item_id = bd,
state = AlertMax
Running: ./get_url -quiet
http://10.0.0.75/mhspeak.shtml?http://10.0.0.91:80/toAudrey.wav /dev/null &
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> Ok, well I'm officially running out of ideas here :-)
>
> There is a debug option called "w800" that may help shed some light.
>
> I've just noticed that I've used lowercase for the device code (eg
> "cf" rather than "CF") in my own definitions. I would have thought
> that the code was not case sensitive but try changing the "RF, AF,
> ..." to "RF, af, ..."
>
> I've been assuming that you're running a recent version (2.9x). What
> version are you running?
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom Valdes" <tom...@co...>
> To: <mis...@li...>
> Sent: Sunday, September 26, 2004 7:13 AM
> Subject: Re: [misterhouse-users] DS10A setup trouble
>
>
>> Here's the last few lines of my items.mht
>> -------------------------
>> X10I, C14, Storage, Basement
>> X10I, C15, Main_Light, Basement
>> X10I, C16, Game_Room, Basement
>> X10G, B, Garage_Door, Garage
>> X10MS, B8, Motion_Front, Outside
>> RF, AF, front_door_sensor, Security
>> DOOR, front_door_sensor, FrontDoor, Security
>>
>>
>> MH generates the following items.mhp
>> -------------------------------
>> $Storage = new X10_Item('C14', );
>> $Basement -> add($Storage);
>>
>> $Main_Light = new X10_Item('C15', );
>> $Basement -> add($Main_Light);
>>
>> $Game_Room = new X10_Item('C16', );
>> $Basement -> add($Game_Room);
>>
>> $Garage_Door = new X10_Garage_Door('B', );
>> $Garage -> add($Garage_Door);
>>
>> $Motion_Front = new X10_Sensor('B8',
>> 'Motion_Front', );
>> $Outside -> add($Motion_Front);
>>
>> $front_door_sensor = new RF_Item('BD',
>> 'front_door_sensor', );
>> $Security = new Group;
>> $Security -> add($front_door_sensor);
>>
>> $FrontDoor = new
>> Door_Item($front_door_sensor, );
>> $Security -> add($FrontDoor);
>>
>> I have a file called motion_sensors.pl and it contains:
>> -------------
>> print_log "Front door is $state" if ($state = state_now $FrontDoor);
>>
>>
>> Door Item in the MH web just shows:
>> Front Door
>>
>> If I create items in MH, there isn't a choice to create an RF item so
>> I have to enter it manually in items.mht
>>
>> Is there anydebugging I should turn on?
>>
>> thanks
>> tom
>>
>>
>>> I didn't think so but try adding the following user code:
>>> print_log "Front door is $state" if ($state = state_now $FrontDoor);
>>> If this doesn't work then ...
>>> Do you have any other items defined in the items.mht file? If so,
>>> are they being created within MH? Go to the Web interface for MH,
>>> and then go to "MrHouse Home", "Browse Items", and then "Door
>>> Item". Do you see an entry for "FrontDoor"?
>>>
>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>> *From:* tom...@co... <mailto:tom...@co...>
>>> *To:* mis...@li...
>>> <mailto:mis...@li...> ;
>>> mis...@li...
>>> <mailto:mis...@li...>
>>> *Sent:* Saturday, September 25, 2004 11:39 PM
>>> *Subject:* Re: [misterhouse-users] DS10A setup trouble
>>>
>>> I have tried the slider to both Min and Max and the code would
>>> spit out
>>>
>>> Slider to Min
>>> > > Open reports: Unmatched incoming serial data=RAF20
>>> > > Closed reports: Unmatched incoming serial data=RAF21
>>>
>>> Slider to Max
>>> > > Open reports: Unmatched incoming serial data=RAF00
>>> > > Closed reports: Unmatched incoming serial data=RAF01
>>>
>>> Do I need user code for the items.mht entry to be interpreted? (I
>>> have user code but I commented it out in case that is the problem)
>>>
>>> items.mht
>>> RF, AF, front_door_sensor, Security
>>> DOOR, front_door_sensor, FrontDoor, Security
>>>
>>> -------------- Original message --------------
>>>
>>> > Hi Tom,
>>> >
>>> > I had a look at X10_W800RF.pm in the lib directory and it
>>> appears that 0x00
>>> > and 0x01 are sent when the device is set to maximum delay
>>> and that 0x20 and
>>> > 0x21 are sent when the device is sent to minimum delay.
>>> Inside the battery
>>> > compartment there's a slider for selecting between "min" and
>>> "max" and it'll
>>> > be set (I'm assuming) to "max" in your case. Try sliding it
>>> across to "min"
>>> > and see what happens. It's possible that there's a bug in
>>> the code and the
>>> > 0x00/0x01 aren't being interpreted correctly.
>>> >
>>> > IMHO leave the definition that you created in items.mht It
>>> is possible to
>>> > define items within the actual perl code but I personally
>>> find it easier to
>>> > keep all the definitions together.
>>> >
>>> > BTW the device's code is actually 0xAF, the R means that the
>>> data came from
>>> > an RF security device.
>>> >
>>> > ----- Original Message -----
>>> > From: "Tom Valdes"
>>> > To:
>>> > Sent: Saturday, September 25, 2004 11:15 AM
>>> > Subject: Re: [misterhouse-users] DS10A setup trouble
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > > No joy :-(
>>> > >
>>> > > My sensor code is actually RAF
>>> > >
>>> > > Open reports: Unmatched incoming serial data=RAF00
>>> > > Closed reports: Unmatched incoming serial data=RAF01
>>> > >
>>> > > I have the following in my items.mht
>>> > >
>>> > > RF, AF, sensor1
>>> > > DOOR, sensor1, FrontDoor, Security
>>> > >
>>> > > Should the above be in a different file?
>>> > >
>>> > >> Try this:
>>> > >> RF, C1, sensor1
>>> > >> DOOR, sensor1, FrontDoor, Security
>>> > >>
>>> > >> The "FrontDoor" name is arbitrary but should describe
>>> what the sensor is
>>> > >> monitoring.
>>> > >>
>>> > >> If I recall 20 and 21 are the codes for open and closed
>>> but MH doesn't
>>> > >> know how to interpret them until you tell it that the
>>> item is a door
>>> > >> sensor.
>>> > >>
>>> > >> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom Valdes"
>>> > >> To:
>>> > >> Sent: Saturday, September 25, 2004 10:07 AM
>>> > >> Subject: [misterhouse-users] DS10A setup trouble
>>> > >>
>>> > >>
>>> > >>> I received my DS10A and am now attempting to set it up.
>>> > >>> I've searched through the archives but I can't find the
>>> answer.
>>> > >>>
>>> > >>> The closest I found was the following email from the
>>> archive but there
>>> > >>> was no reply:
>>> > >>> --------------------
>>> > >>>
>>> > >>> I"m having trouble getting misterhouse to do something
>>> useful with my
>>> > >>> ds10a window/door sensors. It"s probably something
>>> stupid I"m doing
>>> > >>> wrong, but I can"t figure out what it is. I"ve got a
>>> W800RF32 and I
>>> > >>> hear the transmitter, but I can"t figure out how to make
>>> use of it. mh
>>> > >>> shows:
>>> > >>>
>>> > >>> Unmatched incoming serial data=RC121
>>> > >>> Unmatched incoming serial data=RC120
>>> > >>>
>>> > >>> Shouldn"t this mean the device is on code "C1"? The
>>> other one I have
>>> > >>> shows data=RA421/RA420. And likewise, using device code
>>> A4 seems to do
>>> > >>> nothing. I"ve tried various combination of entries in my
>>> items.mht file
>>> > >>> like this:
>>> > >>>
>>> > >>> RF, C1, sensor1, Security
>>
>
>
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