I’ve recently setup the DSC binding and am getting the following errors. I have verified the IP address in the openhab.cfg and can login via the web interface with the default user and password. As far as I know, nothing else is connecting. I don’t show anything in the web interface TPI status.
It appears you have some kind of connection established and it is receiving on the TCP socket, but the connection aborts on the write. The codes you are receiving are not Envisalink TPI codes (i.e. FAI and Log). Are you sure the binding is connecting to the Envisalink? Can you post your full DSC Alarm configuration from the openhab.cfg file?
############################## DSC Alarm Binding #####################################
#
# DSC Alarm port name for a serial connection.
# Valid values are e.g. COM1 for Windows and /dev/ttyS0 or /dev/ttyUSB0 for Linux.
# Leave undefined if not connecting by serial port.
#dscalarm:serialPort=
# DSC Alarm baud rate for serial connections.
# Valid values are 9600 (default), 19200, 38400, 57600, and 115200.
# Leave undefined if using default.
#dscalarm:baud=
# DSC Alarm IP address for a TCP connection.
# Leave undefined if not connecting by network connection.
dscalarm:ip=192.168.1.211
# DSC Alarm password for logging into the EyezOn Envisalink 3/2DS interface.
# Leave undefined if using default.
#dscalarm:password=user
# DSC Alarm user code for logging certain DSC Alarm commands.
# Leave undefined if using default.
#dscalarm:usercode=
# DSC Alarm poll period.
# Amount of time elapsed in minutes between poll commands sent to the DSC Alarm.
# Valid values are 1-15 (Default = 1).
# Leave undefined if using default.
#dscalarm:pollPeriod=
Yes, I’ve even cut and paste into the browser to ensure I did not make a typo. Web page comes up fine. I do also pay for the monitoring service from Envisalink. Would that cause an issue?
@Solo,
Double check that the TPI is configured for DSC, and not with the Ademco mode (which is only for Ademco panels)
The Ademco TPI starts the conversation with “Login:” which equates to the 3-char truncated “Log” that the DSC binding emits near the top of its output.