Closed stannie closed 4 years ago
you need to install the development packages so the module can compile.. Since Raspbian is debian it should be this:
libopenzwave-1.5-dev
sudo apt install libopenzwave-1.5-dev
Thanks, that helped!
with one dash less btw:
$ sudo apt install libopenzwave1.5-dev
Seems to work with the Z-wave.me USB Stick alright:
[4/18/2020, 17:15:59] [OpenZWave] Node Available: ZME_UZB1 USB Stick
[4/18/2020, 17:16:07] [OpenZWave] Finished Scanning
Will dig into the docs more on how to configure additional nodes after it identifies one (just plugged in a NEO Coolcam Power plug):
[4/18/2020, 17:23:21] [OpenZWave] Node Available: 2 - Unknown: type=0200, id=1027 (0x1027)
The power plug works just fine. Would it be possible to expose the power usage to HomeKit?
https://szneo.com/en/products/show.php?id=189
I tried to add the NeoCam door/window sensor too but after “add node” and initiate pairing on the sensor it did not show up.
https://szneo.com/en/products/index.php?id=42
Any ideas? Happy to experiment more.
Can you open a new issue for power usage? I definitely want to support this!
For the contact sensor, its battery powered which is sadly unsupported right now. The master branch technically implements it, but there were other regressions that made the plugin too unstable and I haven’t had a chance to debug yet.
Tracking battery issue in #3
Power usage support tracked in issue #7
now its $ sudo apt install libopenzwave1.6-dev
Ran into the following while installing homebridge-openzwave on Raspberry Pi using the homebridge web UI :