This is a pimatic plugin which allows you to connect a busware COC module or a busware CUL to the pimatic home automation framework.
##Installation
###Add the plugin To enable the COC plugin add this section to your config.json file.
...
{
"plugin": "coc"
}
...
To use a CUL device connected to an USB port instead of an internally connected COC module, you need to set the hardware type and the serial device name.
...
{
"plugin": "coc",
"hardwareType": "CUL",
"serialDeviceName": "/dev/tty_your_name_here"
}
...
Use
dmesg | grep tty
to find the serial device name of the CUL.
###Add devices
The COC plugin currently defines two types of devices.
- The COCSwitch device supports the COC generic commands for on and off. You can use it for all supported protocols.
- The COCSwitchFS20 device is a specialized version which controls FS20 devices. It creates the needed on/off commands internally.
This is an example for the devices section in the config.json file.
...
"devices": [
{
"class": "COCSwitch",
"id": "socket2",
"name": "Socket 2",
"commandOn": "F1234A811",
"commandOff": "F1234A810"
},
{
"class": "COCSwitchFS20",
"id": "socketF1",
"name": "Socket FS20",
"houseid": "1234",
"deviceid": "A8"
}
],
Attention: This plugin uses the onoff module, which has some issues with Raspian jessie. Check this to fix the issue.