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File Name: HomeSeer HS3 Connector Module File Submitter: doczaius File Submitted: 15 Jun 2016 File Category: Premise Author: A9K Contact: [email protected] ' '  This driver interfaces with HomeSeer HS3 through its JSON and ASCII interface ' '  Essentially HomeSeer acts as a hardware controller...

So thats two reccs for openhab... Gonna have to take a look.  Also looking at SmartThings, seems to be a very active dev community extending the $60 device beyond its oob capabilities.    I was thinking if worse comes to worse, I could always build a connector to interface between Premise w/JSON...

Interesting... I actually have the leviton software working with the control stick as is...  Maybe there is some functionality I am missing?  I'm looking for the other versions because at least one of them had the ability to repair the blinking light of death issue on the old intermatic dimmers. 

I know this is a Premise forum but the audience on here has a long history of experience with HA so I thought I might ask...   Does anyone have copies of any of the betas for ThinkEssentials that used to be posted on the ControlThink forums? It seems Leviton pulled the plug on the site a few...

I may take you up on the offer for developing out the multisensor.  I have two brands now, the one by Vision and the one by Aeotech.  I think I've gotten the Aeotech to process, mostly, but I'm still trying to figure out getting the sensor data back to the "room".  Temperature is ok, but UV...

I haven't had any problems with HomeSeer, what works oob, works.. I do wish their Linux/BSD support was better, or existent, but that went out the window when they decided to develop HS3 in .Net instead of a more platform portable language.  Running HS3 over mono on raspberry pi 3's is so silly...

Hello!       Hi Mark,   Yes was referring to the ViziaRF driver that you two built.  My Premise installation crashed a couple of years ago and its taken me that long to get the desire to rebuild all of the intelligent occupancy automation I had built/written.  With the advent of Zwave+ and...

  If there is one thing I've learned about the programming scene that exploded since the smartphone revolution is that the term "Open" holds as much value for software as the words "Homeopathic", "Craft Beer" or "Natural".  WebKit though open source is no standard, rather a shortcut for software...

Have there been any updates to the Vizia driver?  Or is anyone willing to share an export of something they have built on?  I thought I might ask before I spend any more hours trying to get these multisensors that I purchased to work.  The code for multilevelsensors that is in the posted driver...

Nope, its the one from this site.  I'm guessing the only real difference between what is posted on this site and purchased versions is the installer, which probably generates the necessary key and hardware fingerprint for the server to run.  Since I moved to parallels, pretty much all the...

I recently ditched DTV for TimeWarner due to some great promotional pricing and got one of TWC's new enhanced DVRs.   I am wondering if anyone has figured out how to control these boxes via automation.   They do have an EXT IR port, but I would prefer controlling via IP or serial like I could...

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I had premise running on my last/old PC/laptop which finally bit the dust after more than 10 years and at least 5 running continuously.  I pulled the hard drive and installed parallels on my iMac and have successfully got it to boot up like nothing happened, except for that Premise has noticed...

Oh boy. I'm just now getting to get my premise install back up and running under OSX/parallels after the old laptop I had it running on finally bit the dust.  I'll have to check this out.  I love my apple watch!

I switched it to no flow control in ser2net and it would not sustain a connection.  I tried the same going directly into my windows PC with putty and it was a similar result, the Marantz actually kept reporting "Check RS232" intermittently.   I searched the web for hours to try and find anything...