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+ | === Install Dolphin View Advance to test on Windows === | ||
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+ | To be able to test your hardware and discover it under Windows, you will need to install Dolphin View (or Dolphin View Advanced). You can download this software after registration on [[https:// | ||
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+ | === Configure Fhem to test on Raspberry Pi === | ||
Go to '' | Go to '' | ||
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So now you know that everything is functional without programming anything. | So now you know that everything is functional without programming anything. | ||
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===== Compile EnOcean Link Library ===== | ===== Compile EnOcean Link Library ===== | ||
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./Tutorial1 | ./Tutorial1 | ||
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+ | ===== Configure to TeachIn sensors ===== | ||
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+ | When you try the Tutorial1 program, you will only recognize the switches. This is due to the fact the you will only recognize this type of sensor. Teaching is defined using '' | ||
+ | Here is the list of defined [[https:// | ||
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+ | So to be able to detect different kind of sensors, you will have to add them to the TeachInModule like this: | ||
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+ | myGateway.TeachInModule-> | ||
+ | myGateway.TeachInModule-> | ||
+ | myGateway.TeachInModule-> | ||
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+ | This code will allow you to detect the following type of devices: | ||
+ | * RPS Telegram: F6-02-01: Light and Blink Control - Application Style 01 | ||
+ | * 1BS Telegram: D5-00-01: Single Input Contact | ||
+ | * 4BS Telegram: A5-02-20: 10 bit Temperature Sensor Range -10°C to +41.2°C | ||
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