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z-way is a win-32 application, supported on windows x86 and x86. windows IoT is running on my Pi which is of the ARM architecture, meaning z-way, in it's current state, is not supported on an ARM architecture device. I've since flashed my device with rasbpian or w/e the version of linux is. z-way is...

From the Razberry website: Supported Linux distribution Z-Way for RaZberry is supported on Raspbian distribution for Raspberry Pi computer. Although it can be launched on other Raspberry Pi distributions too. Z-Way can also run on Ubuntu x64, Debian x64 and Debian x86. Check latest version. I don't ...

Running commands to return devices initialized and available to the Pi doesn't show the daughter card at all as being available or recognized. any help here would be appreciated

So...powering on the PI and plugging the the Z-Wave daughter card does not result in any LED indicators turning on. There's something missing here in initializing the card and making it available to Win 10 IoT and I'm not really sure what it is.

What I'm still confused on is whether or not any configuration is required out of the box when using the z-wave daughter card controller on windows 10 IoT. As I said in my previous post z-wave.me provides a software download for linux that appears to create a web service that allows a user to access...

So from what I can tell, Windows 10 IoT core supports alljoyn natively. Alljoyn is similar to z-wave. Microsoft appears to offer an adapter of sorts (dynamic systems bridge) to integrate z-wave devices with alljoyn. I'm looking more into incorporating the z-wave. you can read more about it here: htt...

Hey all, First post in the forum. I'm attempting to use the Razberry daughter card with my raspberry pi model 2 b device. I would like to use Windows 10 IoT as the OS on the raspberry pi. But can't seem to determine how to conduct the initial configuration of the daughter card for use with Windows 1...