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OK, I did get it running but browing to Infinitude I see only the Humidity circle ... (maybe because i'm not actually connected to a an infinity system?)   But i do see the following errors in the Pi console:   Server available at http://127.0.0.1:3000 [Sun Oct 23 14:02:11 2016] [debug] GET "/"...

I am attempting to install Infinitude and got a couple errors and wondering if anyone can help:   pi@raspberrypi:~/infinitude $ sudo nano /home/pi/infinitude/infinitude pi@raspberrypi:~/infinitude $ ./infinitude daemon Can't locate JSON.pm in @INC (you may need to install the JSON module) (@INC...

would anyone like to comment on this RS485 adapter? good? bad? expensive? http://canada.newark.com/ftdi/usb-rs485-we-1800-bt/cable-usb-to-rs485-serial-1-8m/dp/33R1460   thanks!

Hi acd, you may have noticed i have been seeking a solution to monitor a carrier infinity single zone system without a SAM. the purpose is to prevent a financial disaster i experienced last year when the compressor went down and the system ran on emergency/aux heat all winter.   i have...

Great info.   Currently we are just using the myinfinity service and hope there is an email alert.   Control4 already has a Carrier/Bryant driver for the SAM ... I wonder if anyone would know or could suggest which of the available options installed on a Pi would best emulate the SAM?   Control4...

I have a Carrier Infinity system with an Infinity Touch WiFI T-Stat   The system is installed at the cottage on an island that is difficult to get to the winter. Last year we had an issue that caused the Auxiliary electric heat unit to run most of the winter instead of the more efficient heat...

i'll get the HAI part numbers for the serial cable and reply again. i have only the first serial port configured for UPB on the HAI panel. and what i'm hoping to achieve is to start replacing faulty Compose devices with UPB devices. I'm using genuine HAI UPB devices. what i need now is to...

I have an HAI OmniPro II setup using Compose lighting and as we all know Compose is no longer with us. Although Compose has been flawless for years it must be replaced because I have keypads and dimmers that have died. So I am now trying slowly replace devices as they die and currently i am...

i think the most important change for now is the ability to change the port number in the M1XEP to something other than 80 internet access has become just too important and 1) too many weaker or less important devices/services hog port 80 2) too many service providers are blocking port 80 3)...

they refer to it as an SELV port "safety extra-low voltage" the NuVo Mute port can be setup to be triggered with <1 Volt. (Or was it 0 to 1 Volt?)

in all the installs i do i have the electrician put only lighting loads on circuits ... that is i don't let them mix outlets or other devices on a leg. i do get them to put outlets that will control lamps or lighting on seperate legs too. this doesn't add that much extra wiring to job as it...

I'm quite certain it is contact closure. Do you have any options that will work with that? I take it then that the cable from the TA824 is nothing more than an audio out cable with a mini-jack?

I have a NuVo Grand Concerto along with the dedicated NuVo Mute Module I have an Elk M1G I also have a Panasonic TA824 phone system with 2 incoming lines. I would like Line2 connected to the Elk M1G for monitoring and remote control through the phone system. I also need the Panasonic to do...

I believe the part numbers are the same. But the HAI Gen2 devices have a silver sticker that says "Gen2" stuck to the devices and boxes. Most HAI suppliers have only had Gen2 stock available since November ... however last month i did place an order from a favorite supplier and specifically...

If I am using a TA824 with an Elk panel and I am just using system phones should the Elk be wired before or after the TA824? My setup will have an Elk and a TA824 with two incoming phone lines. I plan on wiring Line 2 to the Elk for security and incoming control ... should Line 2 first wire to...