Hey guys, I wanted to add two things that might jump-start your progress @Thomas_M
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Consider installing openHABian on your Raspberry Pi. Itās an extended Raspbian setup with openHAB pre-installed. From the included menu (
sudo openhabian-config
) you can install homegear with one click. -
After you got homegear running and your Homematic devices registered, you can also use the āHomematic Konfiguratorā to pair devices. Go to http://www.eq-3.de/service/downloads.html and search for āLAN Usersoftwareā