ioBroker adapter to control FS20, Max!, HMS and other devices via CUL / culfw. Depends on https://github.com/hobbyquaker/cul
This adapter uses Sentry libraries to automatically report exceptions and code errors to the developers. For more details and for information how to disable the error reporting see Sentry-Plugin Documentation! Sentry reporting is used starting with js-controller 3.0.
- EM - EM1000WZ, EMWZ
- FS20, incl. ESA1000/2000
- HMS - HMS100-TF, HMS100-T, HMS100-WD, RM100-2, HMS100-TFK, HMS100-MG, HMS100-CO, HMS100-FIT
- MORITZ - MAX!
- WS - KS300TH, S300TH, WS2000/WS7000
sendTo("cul.0", "send", {"protocol":"FS20", "housecode":"A1B2", "address":"01", "command":"00"});
sendTo("cul.0", "sendraw", {"command": 'is0FFFFF0FFFFF'});
This commands use the CUL Library of this adapter to send the commands a Device. Javascript/Node.js based Busware CUL USB / culfw adapter
- (EvilEls) Added raw command support with cul.write()
- (Apollon77) check that all needed objects are existing on start (Sentry IOBROKER-CUL-C)
- (Apollon77) fix Moritz device crash case (Sentry IOBROKER-CUL-7)
- (Apollon77) make sure connection check do not crash adapter (Sentry IOBROKER-CUL-3)
- (Apollon77) crashes preventd (Sentry IOBROKER-CUL-5, IOBROKER-CUL-8)
- (Apollon77) Really update dependencies and Serialport
- (Apollon77) Update dependencies/Serialport
- (bluefox) Changed license from non SPDX conform "GPL-2.0" to "GPL-2.0-or-later"
- (MK-2001) Sending of FS20 cmdRAW possible or via sendTo as described in the readme
- (Bluefox) Refactoring
- (foxriver76) removed usage of adapter.objects
- (Apollon77) Support for nodejs 12 added, nodejs 4 is no longer supported!
- (Apollon77/Michael Lorenz) Optimizations for nanoCul, Support for ESA devices
- (Apollon77) Upgrade Serialport Library
- (bluefox) use new npm cul module
- (bluefox) Add raw data state
- (bluefox) Use newer version of cul module
- (bluefox) Update cul package
- (bluefox) update package.json
- (bluefox) try to bring the adapter to state of the art
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