Fibaro universal binary sensor

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sonnyboy
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Fibaro universal binary sensor

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My plan was to chang my doorbell from the orginal ding dong, and let the sonos play something But i dont get it to work. I have don it exatly like this picture
http://www.zwaveforum.se/download/file.php?id=52

but without "dörrklocka" and that works with "vera" you only change parameter 3 till no normaly open. when i push the button nothing happens in raz ui i only says "idle", is there some other parameter i need to change?
pz1
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As soon as you release the

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As soon as you release the button, the status returns to idle. Did you hold it in your test?
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sonnyboy
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Nothing happens

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Nothing happens when i push the button :(
pz1
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Strange, in my application I

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Strange, in my application I also do connect the IN terminals to GND. That works fine for me (http://www.openremote.org/display/docs/ ... sal+Sensor)
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krambriw
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What version of RaZberry are

Post by krambriw »

What version of RaZberry are you using? Check 'Expert mode', Controller Info

I use the version 1.4.1-rc1 and then the inputs are working fine again
sonnyboy
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1.4 rc2

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I´m using 1.4 rc2
2013-09-22
sonnyboy
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@krambriw

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Where did you find 1.4.1 rc1
krambriw
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Well, the trick was to modify

Post by krambriw »

Well, the trick was to modify the content from the link published
http://razberry.z-wave.me/install
and to create a script yourself where you can edit it to point to another version

How to upgrade:

Paste the link above in a browser and then 'save as' the page to a text file, i.e. install.sh

0) Edit the install.sh correctly with name of new package to be installed like: "wget -q http://razberry.z-wave.me/z-way-server- ... .1-rc1.tgz -O - | tar -zx
"

1) Copy the install.sh to /Home/pi

2) Stop the Z-Way: "sudo /etc/init.d/Z-Way stop"

3) Run the script: "sudo bash install.sh"

You should now be done, check via the GUI that the correct version is running

If you need to go back to older version, do as follows:

1) Stop the Z-Way: "sudo /etc/init.d/Z-Way stop"

2) Rename directories, as example: "mv /opt/z-way-server /opt/z-way-server.1.4.1_rc1" and then "sudo mv /opt/z-way-server_2013-11-01-08-19-15 /opt/z-way-server"

3) Start the Z-Way: "sudo /etc/init.d/Z-Way start"
pz1
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Recently the 1.4.1_rc1

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Recently the 1.4.1_rc1 release has silently been renamed to 1.4.1. So the normal update procedure should work:
wget -q -O - razberry.z-wave.me/install | sudo bash
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sonnyboy
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Thanks

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1.4.1 rc1 was the trick :)
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