Apologies for this very newbie question from a non-programmer but I am stuck, can’t find the answer in the doc and need help. I can’t get my EMBER Zigbee coordinator to work after a reboot - it works well after first installation, and the serial port specs in the OpenHAB coordinator config have not changed after reboot. I have read the following in the OpenHAB Zigbee binding documentation:
If the USB dongle is not recognized, it might be necessary to make the dongle’s device id known to the CP240x driver by Silicon Labs:
Where do I enter the step-by-step commands indicated in the documentation to enter the device id?? I have logged onto the OpenHAB command console via SSH and tried the commands but it does not recognise them.
Thank you - indeed I was in the karaf console which was wrong. After a bit of testing around with various passwords and realizing that the Linux shell is accessible through port :22 I managed to run the commands but also an update of my system which fixed the problem! Many thanks for the help!
I shouted too early. After the second and third restart it did not work again…Now I tried to follow the instructions in the documentation to set the address of the coordinator, using the following commands:
The last command is not accepted with the error message
bash: echo: write error: Invalid argument
I really don’t know what I am doing and don’t want to mess things up by trial and error…I see that in the documentation text there is a reference to the CP240x, but the command says CP210x, could this be the problem. Another hypothesis, I have entered all spaces in the command as I see them in the manual, could this be wrong. And, the coordinator address shows up as la86:7523 but the syntax in the command in the documentation is la86 7523.
