openhab-docs/_addons_bindings/intertechno1

id	label	title	type	description	source	since	install
intertechno	Intertechno	Intertechno - Bindings	binding	You can send intertechno in every mode. I.e., if you are using the CUL in slow RF mode or BidCos mode you can still send intetechno commands. The firmware will take care of switching to intertechno mode, sending the command and switching back.	https://github.com/openhab/openhab1-addons/blob/master/bundles/binding/org.openhab.binding.intertechno/README.md	1x	auto

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Intertechno Binding

You can send intertechno in every mode. I.e., if you are using the CUL in slow RF mode or BidCos mode you can still send intetechno commands. The firmware will take care of switching to intertechno mode, sending the command and switching back.

Binding Configuration

This binding can be configured in the services/culintertechno.cfg file.

Property	Default	Required	Description
device		Yes	in the form serial:<device>, where <device> is a local serial port, or network:<host>:<port>, where <host> is the host name or IP address and <port> is the port number. The network option works with ser2net from a tuxnet device
baudrate		No	one of 75, 110, 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200
parity		No	one of EVEN, ODD, MARK, NONE, SPACE

When using a serial port, you may need to add -Dgnu.io.rxtx.SerialPorts=/dev/ttyACM0 in your server startup. Please consult the forum for the latest information.

To use a networked CUL device for Intertechno from ser2net, this line in /etc/ser2net.conf on the remote <host> will publish the serial interface (replace /dev/ttySP1 with whatever is appropriate):

3333:raw:0:/dev/ttySP1:38400 8DATABITS NONE 1STOPBIT

From the above, your device property would be network:<host>:3333.

Item Configuration

The item configuration depends on your specific intertechno device. Unfortunately there is no single manufacturer for these devices but many of them using intertechno a little differently.

openHAB currently has support for different intertechno device types, but probably not all. For more detailed information please have a look here.

Currently openHab can handle FLS, Rev, Classic and "raw" devices.

For all supported, you simply have to read the position of the switches and use the read values as group and address.

Examples

FLS

{ culintertechno="type=fls;group=I;address=1" }

REV

{ culintertechno="type=rev;group=I;address=1" }

Classic

{ culintertechno="type=classic;group=I;address=1" }

If you have an unsupported intertechno device you can fallback to the raw mode

{ culintertechno="type=raw;address=FF00FF00;commandOn=FF;commandOff=F0" }

This configuration allows you to manual specify the base address and the appended on and off command.