CM15A not detected

Started by bkenobi, February 03, 2014, 09:38:43 PM

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bkenobi

I have a backup CM15A that I haven't used with AHP before.  I am currently testing a 3rd party software as a potential replacement for AHP and this second CM15A wasn't transceiving all the house codes.  I just tried to connect it to my HA PC in place of my main interface and AHP was complaining that the new one was not connected.  I simply swapped one unit for the other in the outlet and moved the USB cable over, yet the backup does not detect.  Do I have to install batteries for it to detect?  I know it functions without batteries, but are they needed to use with AHP?

FWIW, I tried installing batteries and it did no detect.  I bought this CM15A used and did not test it, so I wonder if for some reason it is not functioning?

bkenobi

I used this information to understand that I just need to wait for some reason.

http://forums.x10.com/index.php?topic%3D8751.0

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After a few minutes, I plugged the CM15A back in, added batteries, and restarted the PC.  It programmed correctly this time.  Hopefully this will get the other software going!

Noam

Quote from: bkenobi on February 03, 2014, 09:38:43 PM
I am currently testing a 3rd party software as a potential replacement for AHP
Which software are you testing - Is it one of the many current options, or is this something new?

bkenobi

HomeGenie (www.home genie.it)

It's not a complete option without doing coding of some kind yet, but it has a really nice C# scripting language to work with.  The big thing is that it works on Raspberry Pi, open source, works with multiple interfaces out of the box, includes real scripting (not through a flaky SDK), and it has pretty good response from the author.

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