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Submitted: Jan 26 2019 06:16 AM
Last Updated: Apr 27 2019 07:26 PM
File Size: 96.49K
Views: 1685
Downloads: 17
Author: Jim Springfield
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03 Apr 2019 RadioRA2 Driver 1.1.10
30 Mar 2019 RadioRA2 Driver 1.1.7
30 Mar 2019 RadioRA2 Driver 1.1.7
03 Feb 2019 RadioRA2 Driver 1.1.6
02 Feb 2019 RadioRA2 Driver 1.1.5
26 Jan 2019 RadioRA2 Driver 1.0
26 Jan 2019 radiora2.zip 1.0

Download RadioRA2 Driver 1.1.11

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I started working on this a while back, but I recently moved into a new house and put RadioRA2 stuff in it, so I was able to do some more testing and fleshed it out a bit.

Unzip spradiora2.dll to C:\Program Files (x86)\premise\sys\bin\Devices.
Restart the premise service and connect SYS to it. The RadioRA2 driver should show up in addins.
Add a "MainRepeater" under RadioRA2.
Add a "TelnetPort" under RadioRA2 if you want to connect to the repeater over the network, rather than a serial port.
Figure out the IP address of the repeater and enter it into the telnet port.
Enter the login and password information. You can configure multiple logins with the RadioRA2 software, but there may be a default of "lutron" as the login and "integration" for the password.
On the repeater object, select the network property and select the telnet object you created (or use a serial port if that is how you connect). It should connect.
Add switches, dimmers, and keypads. Specify the DeviceID for each. You should be able to get this from the integration report in the RA2 software.
For Radio Powr Savr devices, make sure to specify the RoomID. This is what is sent in the ~GROUP messages.
The VCRX (Visor Control Receiver) only exposes the "keypad" part of the device at this point.