SOLVED See bottom of this post.
Greetings,
I only post as a last resort, and here is my last resort…
I got the AD2PI device up and running easily today. I have it communicating over Wifi with a static IP.
I took some time interacting with the WebApp and then setting up the Relays to give proper REL messages when each zone faults. The one thing I can’t do is get Openhab to see anything from the tcp port. I can telnet into the AD2PI device manually and watch the messages:
!REL:12,03,01
[00000001000000000A--],011,[f70000051011000008020000000000],"FAULT 11 "
!RFX:0058937,a0
!RFX:0011001,80
!REL:12,03,00
[10000001000000003A--],008,[f70000051008001c08020000000000],"****DISARMED**** Ready to Arm "
[10000001000000003A--],008,[f70000051008001c08020000000000],"****DISARMED**** Ready to Arm "
!RFX:0493560,80
!REL:12,02,01
[00000001000000000A--],010,[f70000051010000008020000000000],"FAULT 10 "
!RFX:0493560,00
!REL:12,02,00
[10000001000000003A--],008,[f70000051008001c08020000000000],"****DISARMED**** Ready to Arm "
[10000001000000003A--],008,[f70000051008001c08020000000000],"****DISARMED**** Ready to Arm "
!RFX:0058937,e0
!RFX:0058937,a0
!RFX:0183113,a0
!REL:13,01,01
[00000001000000000A--],013,[f70000051013000008020000000000],"FAULT 13 "
!RFX:0183113,80
!REL:13,01,00
[10000001000000003A--],008,[f70000051008001c08020000000000],"****DISARMED**** Ready to Arm "
!RFX:0183113,a0
!REL:13,01,01
[00000001000000000A--],013,[f70000051013000008020000000000],"FAULT 13 "
!RFX:0183113,a0
!RFX:0183113,80
!REL:13,01,00
But it is not showing up on my Openhab items. Here’s an example of what I have for items:
Contact Alarm_FrontDoor "Front Door [MAP(contact.map):%s]" { alarmdecoder="REL:12,03#contact" }
Contact Alarm_BackDoor "Back Door [MAP(contact.map):%s]" { alarmdecoder="REL:12,04#contact" }
Contact Alarm_motionContact "Motion Sensor [MAP(contact.map):%s]" { alarmdecoder="REL:12,02#contact" }
I do have a contact.map file in the transform folder.
Here’s my alarmdecoder.cfg:
# use this line to reach an IP-enabled alarmdecoder (ad2pi) via tcp:
connect=tcp:192.168.1.10:10000
# for serial port access use a line like this:
#alarmdecoder:connect=serial:/dev/ttyUSB0
# or this to override the default speed:
#connect=serial@9600:/dev/ttyUSB0
# time (in milliseconds) between attempts to reconnect to the alarmdecoder
# in case the connection goes down
reconnect=10000
# set this to true if you want to send commands to the alarm panel as well
#send_commands_and_compromise_security=false
All my values are NULL.
Any help would be appreciated!
SOLVED
As many times as I had rebooted the Pi that the security panel was attached to, I had not rebooted my the pi running my Openhab server. A reboot of the Openhab server made everything work!