Hi Sammy,
as far as I know, you can only use HABmin if you have an attached zwave stick. Aeon and Razberry for example.
Since you do use vera(MiOS) and not a usb/serial attached controller, you can’t use the zwave-binding. You have to use the MiOS binding. You can find instructions on the openhab1 wiki. The Item configuration is still the same and all scripts provided in the wiki worked for me.
Please notice that the configuration of items has changed since OH1. To configure the MiOS binding you have to create a file named mios.cfg inside the folder services which you can find in the root directory of your openhab installation.
Put the following content in the file:
################################ MiOS Binding #######################################
#
# MiOS Binding Configuration settings allow for multiple MiOS Units,
# and take the form:
#
# <unit>.<parameter>=<value>
#
# Where:
# * <unit> = a friendly, alpha-numeric, MiOS Unit name used in Item Definitions.
# * <parameter> is a named parameter, outlined below.
#
# The only required parameter is <host>, all others default. The <unit> name in the
# example below defaults to "house", but can be any value.
#
# IP Address/DNS Name of the MiOS Unit (required, no default)
house.host=192.168.100.99
# TCP Port (optional, defaults to 3480)
#house.port=3480
# Timeout time (ms) used to compute MiOS Unit timeouts (optional, defaults to 60000)
#house.timeout=60000
# Wait time (ms) for MiOS Unit to bundle changes together (optional, defaults to 0)
#house.minimumDelay=0
# Number of incremental cycles before a full cycle occurs. (optional, defaults to 0)
#house.refreshCount=0
# Number of communication errors to force a full cycle load (optional, defaults to 1)
#house.errorCount=1
Where 192.168.100.99 is the IP of my veraEdge. Replace it with 192.168.1.113