OpenNethome - an open home automation project

OK, thanks! I'll settle for a definitive maybe! Just wanted to keep the subject warm.

Did this turn out to be more difficult than expected? Or just time consuming?

That sounds very promising! But I'm sure we can work out a way of testing. Is it enough to send me code to test? I am at home most of the time, and with a bit of warning we can have test session with almost no time delay. I can set up a separate automation VM just to run that so it doesn't mess with...

Hi, Stefan! Have you had a chance to look at this, or is it still uncertain if you're able to/have the time to do this?

Brilliant, thanks! I've lived for about 50 years, 8 months and two weeks without a remote controlled lock, so I think I can do without it for a bit longer!

Well, I was the first person the carpenter had ever put up a door for that was going to use a smartlock (the Norwegian built ID Lock), so that's not so strange. They are pretty new on the market with Z-Wave support, at least here. :mrgreen: But is it much work to implement the lock definitions for Z...

That is if they're not already supported, and I just can't see it. I have a new Z-Wave ID Lock and I see it in the Create/Edit window, as "ZWave Multi Level Switch. But I can't see anything that I can configure as that. Or is it maybe my blindness that's the problem?

Well, not much to report. I haven't had the time to implement more since I started. I am receiving my ID Lock Z-Wave module one of the first days, and I am going to put up that lock in the new door tomorrow or Tuesday. So I will plays more with it when that happens. Then I hope to have time to repla...

OK, weird. I know just about nothing about programming. OK, that was giving myself a bit too much credit. I know NOTHING about programming. But strangely enough I was thinking about the polling with a certain frequency myself. So that all connected items (dimmers, door locks, whatever's got it's own...

Oh, btw, is it possible to query Z-Wave devices from ONH? I believe (don't shoot me if I'm wrong) that is a part of that protocol.