Hi Sebastian @eskorte ,
if you do the setup with PCT14, you do not need to switch the teach in channel of the openHAB things. PCT14 does the teach in for you.
You just have to look up the base id of your enocean gateway. It is a hexadecimal number which ends on 00 or 80. Each gateway supports up to 127 unique enocean ids, which can be build by adding a number between 1 and 127 (called sender id) to the base id. To make things easy I recommend to choose the same sender id in openhab which is given to the actuator by your FAM14. You find this sender id in PCT14 in the tree view of your actuators (called “Adresse” or Adr). Furthermore each FSR14 output channel owns an unique Adr.
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So if the base id of your gateway is FF-AD-13-80 and you want to controll a FSR14 channel with Adr 2, you have to enter the ID FF-AD-13-82, choose function 51 “Schaltzustand von GFVS” and select the appropriate channel.
In openHAB you have to create a " Switching/Dimming Actuator" thing.
EnOcean Id => Id of your FRS14 (base id of FAM14 + Adr)
Sender Id => 2
EEP for sending => gateway command switching
EEP for receiving => PTM200
Text file config
Thing centralCommand ID "Name" @ "Ort" [ enoceanId="ID of FRS14 channel", senderIdOffset=2, sendingEEPId="A5_38_08_01", receivingEEPId="F6_00_00", broadcastMessages=true, suppressRepeating=false ]
I hope this helps.
Best regards
Daniel
