pete_c
Guru
Personally I think that we are past the limits of the OmniPro 2 panel can do. Here went to using Homeseer touch with connectivity to the panel and my cctv cameras running wintel and Omnitouch 5.7e/5.7 consoles. The old Omnitouch Pro software does work modified with the HAI touchscreen designer application.
RS686 has written an OmniPro 2 application which runs on the RPi2 just fine today. It'll do email notifications and syncs time up just fine on the OmniPro 2 panel. Ideally using an RPi2 with two NICs inside of the OmniPro 2 panel would work but the RPi2-3 is still too big to fit inside of the panel. I have mine inside of an adjacent Leviton 42" can connected to switch which connects to the OmniPro 2 panel.
I did a tiny microrouter configuration. It has two NICs and serial connectivity to the panel. That said it'll do email, runs a web server and has an RTC in it with a battery. It is not seen by the OP2 panel firmware but rather it is just an addition device which is 2" X 2" X 1" and powered by the panel. It uses one network connection to the panel and you connect to the panel IP via the second NIC on the device (no need for the serial port connection). It is limited a bit by its memory and CPU speed of 400Mhz. For the basics it would be fine. For Luci stuff though you have to compile the code outside of the device as there is no play room in the device.
Here went to using a smaller microrouter with similiar specs and did fine a smaller RTC which I am using in another device. It is only 1" X 2" X 1". Just barely the size of the two NIC ports.
RS686 has written an OmniPro 2 application which runs on the RPi2 just fine today. It'll do email notifications and syncs time up just fine on the OmniPro 2 panel. Ideally using an RPi2 with two NICs inside of the OmniPro 2 panel would work but the RPi2-3 is still too big to fit inside of the panel. I have mine inside of an adjacent Leviton 42" can connected to switch which connects to the OmniPro 2 panel.
I did a tiny microrouter configuration. It has two NICs and serial connectivity to the panel. That said it'll do email, runs a web server and has an RTC in it with a battery. It is not seen by the OP2 panel firmware but rather it is just an addition device which is 2" X 2" X 1" and powered by the panel. It uses one network connection to the panel and you connect to the panel IP via the second NIC on the device (no need for the serial port connection). It is limited a bit by its memory and CPU speed of 400Mhz. For the basics it would be fine. For Luci stuff though you have to compile the code outside of the device as there is no play room in the device.
Here went to using a smaller microrouter with similiar specs and did fine a smaller RTC which I am using in another device. It is only 1" X 2" X 1". Just barely the size of the two NIC ports.