thing-it-device-enocean-ip
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[thing-it-node] Device Plugin for EnOcean IP products.
Device Plugins for [thing-it-node] and thing-it.com for Enocean IP-connected devices e.g. leverage products of (http://enocean-gateway.eu/en/).
The Plugin currently supports a number of concrete Devices
Over time, we are going to support a broader bandwidth of EnOcean Equipment Profiles.
First, install nodejs on your computer (e.g. your PC or your Raspberry Pi).
Then install [thing-it-node] via
npm install -g thing-it-node
The [thing-it-device-enocean-ip] Plugin is installed with [thing-it-node], hence there is no need to install it separately.
The Plugin supports Autodiscovery, hence you only have to create a directory in which you intend to run the configuration, e.g.
mkdir ~/enocean-test
cd ~/enocean-test
and invoke
tin init
and then start [thing-it-node] via
tin run
Install the [thing-it] Mobile App from the Apple Appstore or Google Play and set it up to connect to [thing-it-node] locally as described here or just connect your browser under http://localhost:3001.
Connect your EnOcean Gateway to an IP network reachable from the [thing-it-node] Gateway you have configured above and connect/pair all EnOcean Devices to it.
As Auto-discovery is not in place yet, you will have to configure the connected Devices manually as e.g. in the sample configuration.
The following screenshot shows the Devices in sample configuration:
This Plugin also contains a simulator to simulate EnOcean IP Gateways. To run the simulator invoke
node gatewaySimulator
in the server subdirectory which simulates a Gateway connected to the Devices in the sample configuration.
After completing the above, you may be interested in
FAQs
[thing-it-node] Device Plugin for EnOcean IP products.
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