[mh] Problems creating USB-Serial Port

[Thorsten W. <tho...@we...>]

Hi everybody,

i got a HA-Interface with a build in FTDI-Serial USB chip.

I put it into the USB Plug and get this in my messages:

Mar 13 20:33:29 misterhouse kernel: ftdi_sio 1-2:1.0: device disconnected
Mar 13 20:33:35 misterhouse kernel: usb 1-2: new full speed USB device usin=
g
address 15
Mar 13 20:33:35 misterhouse kernel: ftdi_sio 1-2:1.0: FTDI FT232BM
Compatible converter detected
Mar 13 20:33:35 misterhouse kernel: usb 1-2: FTDI FT232BM Compatible
converter now attached to ttyUSB0
Mar 13 20:33:37 misterhouse usb.agent[15505]:      ftdi_sio: already loaded

Next i edit my mh.ini:
I added this parms:
@  Parameter f=C3=BCr HS485PCI
   serial1_port=3D/dev/ttyUSB0
   serial1_baudrate=3D9600
   serial1_datatype=3Draw
   serial1_handshake=3Ddtr

and i wrote this short code-file:

$HS485PCI =3D new
Serial_Item('FD00000E30980000000006730003011486','ON','HS485PCI','serial1')=
;

                                # Example on how to start and stop a serial
port
$v_HS485PCI =3D new  Voice_Cmd("[start,stop] HS485PCI");
if ($state =3D said $v_HS485PCI) {
    print_log "HS485PCI $state";
    ($state eq 'start') ? start $HS485PCI : stop $HS485PCI;
}

                                # Re-start the port, if it is not in use
#start $HS485PCI if $New_Minute and is_stopped $HS485PCI and is_available
$HS485PCI;



if (my $data =3D said $HS485PCI) {
=09print_log "HS485-Daten: $data";
=09}

Then i restartet MH and got this:
 - creating serial1           object on port /dev/ttyUSB0
 - creating Ibutton         object on port /dev/ttyS0
 - creating cm11            object on port /dev/ttyS1

everything seemed ok for me

but when i try to send data, or connect to the Port i get these message:
13/03/2007 20:39:51 HS485PCI start
Starting port HS485PCI on port

13/03/2007 20:39:51 Oops2: can't open device:
 at mh line 4869


when i try to send i get this:
Error, serial port for HS485PCI has not been set:
data=3DFD00000E30980000000006730003011486


Any hints? How i have to setup a USB-Serial-port so that it would work??

Thanks in Advance,

regards=20
Thorsten.

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