Hello,
I don’t use your webserver.
Access the configuration of your webserver via browser with ip address, I think it is the default 192.168.1.35.
You have to wait for someone to use it.
or app MyHome_up
Edit: View the pdf guide, how to use the app MyHome_up and how to create or find the password and ipaddress
Michele, I retrieved the INSTALLER CODE, and I used it to enter in MyHome_Up as a superuser. I noticed that there is a password inside the System menu, and I changed it. However, I cannot connect through the OpenWebNet Tool using such password.
I really don’t understand where and how to retrieve the needed password 
In MyHome app, in the last tab there is a section called “System”.
When you enter there there is a field called “Password open”
you should change that and use it in the binding
Many thanks, Enrico. It is exactly what I did. The server automatically restart it self after the password was changed. However, I still cannot connect to the system.
Hello Enrico,
you could post here a message with explanations and maybe with some images.
So a new user already knows what to do.
thanks a lot
I assume you have the webserver in Error in OH, right?
Check IP and password.
Post the OH log and image of things.
Ok, my fault. The password I inserted was too “strong”, and the system did not accept it. I have just tried again with a one more directly, and not I can connect. Many thanks to everyone!
Important that you succeeded 
org.openhab.binding.openwebnet-2.5.0-M2
I am happy to report that CEN commands from Screen10 touch screen are detected by the binding.
That’s quite an improvement as it means I can get Openhab to run rules by simply touching the touching the screen 10 panel and no need for physical proxy actuators.
For me thats important when I want to run a rule/scenario with sub 1 sec timing control
eg
PIR override feature on many outdoor PIR operated lights
Fine blade control for blinds
Thanks Massimo 
Hello,
installs 2.5.0-M2-1
? Not sure what you mean… install M2-1 or the fix was in M2-1
Thanks, I have it but not tried yet. I need to check the effect of removing the switchable tag on Alexa… job for the weekend if its raining
Hello,
I’m French sorry in advance for my English level
openhab version 2.4 and the latest version of openwebnet.
On my system I use a USB Zigbee key from Legrand. It is well recognized by openhab and controls well my equipment (lamp, roller shutter). My problem is that when I turn on my lamp via a physical switch there is no return on openhab.
Does anyone have a solution?
Hello,
- you should post the OH (Openhab) log when you press physical switch
- Do you use a physical or discovery configuration?
- Are your buses in ONLINE status?
- What version of Openwebnet binding did you install?
How can I view the log?
Discovered for testing before a real installation
So the key yes, but the elements
Status: OFFLINE - COMMUNICATION_ERROR Could not get channel state
but they responds well when you open them since openhab
Version OpenWebNet Binding (2.5.0.M2-1)
I find the log
