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Z-Wave US module with adapter - aegrotatio - 01-03-2017 I have the Z-Wave US module that plugs into an adapter that plugs into the Pi-2 bus. This is probably answered somewhere but my searches are saturated with irrelevant Z-Wave EU information and I'm lost. How do I use the US module? Is it hanging off a serial port? What software can I use to get it working? Thanks. RE: Z-Wave US module with adapter - MarkHaysHarris777 - 01-03-2017 (01-03-2017, 10:42 PM)aegrotatio Wrote: I have the Z-Wave US module that plugs into an adapter that plugs into the Pi-2 bus. Yes, the Z-Wave module is accessed via uart(2) /dev/ttyS2 ( it is a serial device ) You can talk to the module via serial protocol manually, and you can use a serial software package to talk to the module ( point the software at /dev/ttyS2 ) ( /dev/ttyS2 uart(2) is on the PI bus ) RE: Z-Wave US module with adapter - MarkHaysHarris777 - 01-04-2017 notes: Z-Wave Public Specification OpenHab is probably the best way to get Z-Wave running on the pine board. RE: Z-Wave US module with adapter - aegrotatio - 01-04-2017 Excellent, thanks. RE: Z-Wave US module with adapter - aegrotatio - 01-08-2017 I got it working using the special "OpenHAB" image for PINE A64 and it works fine now. I would have liked to get the Z-Wave module working with a more generic image distribution, but too many JNI object files were compiled for 32-bit ARM instead of 64-bit ARM and I lost interest in trying to find the source code and recompile them for 64-bit ARM. Thanks again!! |