insteon-terminal

Hi all, After losing my ISY some time ago after a decade or more of having it run my lights etc, I

Update: I noticed the ../lib sub directory in insteon-terminal directory, and I replaced jSerialComm

Got bit by the same problem. You have to read all the way to the end of init.py. There is a list of

David -- this is TOTALLY helping me as well! I couldn't figure out where the errors wer coming

I was able to successfully connect thru Windows 11 and ubuntu app. Seems to mostly work. On Monday,

Sorry, I moved and no longer have any insteon devices so I cannot test any of that. Can you try the

Sorry, I don't see a timeout message. Looks like the database is complete, no? On Tuesday, April

If you have established links between devices (such motion detector sends update to a group, switch

Although I found one post that suggested backing up the hub database using Insteon Terminal, doing a

I followed the instructions at https://www.insteon.com/support-knowledgebase/2016/2/24/factory-

I am getting the same warnings whenever I start insteon-terminal. I just installed insteon-terminal

Just another user here, by no means an expert, but I think you may be focusing on the wrong part of

I have HomeAssistant integrated with the pre2014-Hub. Recommend you move in that direction as it can

I am using a 2245-222, connecting via "connectToMyHub()". In your case, I believe the

As I have sold my Insteon devices along with the house the following answer is from memory, so take

When I see stuff like "put you stuff here" my background says to not leave the quotes.

Sorry, then I don't know what's going on. Regrettably I sold my house with all the insteon

I have began dissecting exactly how the Python scripts interact with the Java classes. As an initial

Daniel, Is that experimental version available for testing? I don't have any Insteon thermostats

Try this: #!/usr/bin/expect -f set timeout 10 set cmd [lindex $argv 0] spawn bash expect "*#

Here is an expect script I wrote to automate sending command to the console. It's rough but it

Hi Railfan, Glad you got what you needed. A tidbit I learned for future reference: If you need more

how do you have the hub configured in the init.py? I am using a hub. It took some experimentation,

There is some stuff about it in the Insteon docs on what the entries mean, but sorry, not documented

I treat the hub just like a modem. From the software perspective they are really the same thing. hub

Hi Bernd, First off, I want to say thank you. I (elads over on OpenHAB forum) have finally moved out

Eureka! Bernd, I didn't look close enough after your reply. as you said, the level was set to 0,

ps: See the refresh() function in that class as well. To get the state of both outlets, send a

Unfortunately I don't really know either what the "data" field means. I believe the

Did you link the dimmer by pressing the physical buttons as described for the KypadLinc 2487S here: