Originally posted by: <email address deleted>
Recently I bought Marmitek CM11 in order to control X10 modules through
FHEM. I installed drivers for USB and ActiveHome Software on my WinXp
machine and I was able to control X10 modules without any problems. So the
next step was to test X!0 modules control with FHEM. I created the
configuration file for FHEM:
attr global logfile C:\Programme\Apache Software
Foundation\Apache2.2\logs\fhem.log
attr global modpath c:\perl
attr global nofork 1
attr global port 7072 global
attr global userattr fm_fav fm_name fm_order
attr global statefile C:\Programme\Apache Software
Foundation\Apache2.2\logs\fhem.save
attr global verbose 5
define x10if CM11 COM2
define lamp1 X10 lm15 B 3
define lamp2 X10 lm15 B 1
define lamp3 X10 lm15 B 5
define logdb DbLog c:\Perl\fhem\db.conf .*:.*
According to log file everything was OK:
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Cmd: >attr global modpath c:\perl<
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Loading c:\perl/FHEM/99_JsonList.pm
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Loading c:\perl/FHEM/99_SUNRISE_EL.pm
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Loading c:\perl/FHEM/99_Utils.pm
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Loading c:\perl/FHEM/99_XmlList.pm
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Loading c:\perl/FHEM/99_updatefhem.pm
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Cmd: >attr global nofork 1<
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Cmd: >attr global port 7072 global<
2012.05.12 09:28:36 2: Telnet port 7072 opened
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Cmd: >attr global userattr fm_fav fm_name fm_order<
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Cmd: >attr global statefile C:\Programme\Apache
Software Foundation\Apache2.2\logs\fhem.save<
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Cmd: >attr global verbose 5<
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Cmd: >define x10if CM11 COM2<
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Loading c:\perl/FHEM/00_CM11.pm
2012.05.12 09:28:36 3: CM11 opening CM11 device COM2
2012.05.12 09:28:36 3: CM11 opened CM11 device COM2
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Triggering global (1 changes)
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Cmd: >define lamp1 X10 lm15 B 3<
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Loading c:\perl/FHEM/20_X10.pm
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Triggering global (1 changes)
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Cmd: >define lamp2 X10 lm15 B 1<
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Triggering global (1 changes)
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Cmd: >define lamp3 X10 lm15 B 5<
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Triggering global (1 changes)
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Cmd: >define logdb DbLog c:\Perl\fhem\db.conf .*:.*<
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Loading c:\perl/FHEM/93_DbLog.pm
2012.05.12 09:28:36 3: Connecting to database
mysql:database=fhem;host=localhost;port=3306 with user userout
2012.05.12 09:28:36 3: Connection to db
mysql:database=fhem;host=localhost;port=3306 established
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Triggering global (1 changes)
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Interface "interface": readings "", getters "",
setters ""
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Interface "switch": readings "onoff", getters
"onoff", setters ""
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Interface "switch_active": readings "onoff", getters
"onoff", setters ""
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Interface "switch_passive": readings "onoff",
getters "onoff", setters "on:off"
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Interface "dimmer": readings "onoff:level", getters
"onoff:level", setters "on:off:dimto:dimup:dimdown"
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Interface "temperature": readings "temperature",
getters "temperature", setters ""
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Interface "humidity": readings "humidity", getters
"humidity", setters ""
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Interface "wind": readings "wind", getters "wind",
setters ""
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Interface "power": readings "power:maxPower:energy",
getters "power:maxPower:energy", setters ""
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Triggering global (1 changes)
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: global trigger: Checking logdb for notify
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Executing INSERT INTO history(TIMESTAMP, DEVICE,
TYPE, EVENT, READING, VALUE, UNIT) VALUES ('2012-05-12 09:28:36', 'global',
'Global', 'INITIALIZED', 'INITIALIZED', '', '')
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Executing DELETE FROM current WHERE
(DEVICE='global') AND (READING='INITIALIZED')
2012.05.12 09:28:36 5: Executing INSERT INTO current(TIMESTAMP, DEVICE,
TYPE, EVENT, READING, VALUE, UNIT) VALUES ('2012-05-12 09:28:36', 'global',
'Global', 'INITIALIZED', 'INITIALIZED', '', '')
2012.05.12 09:28:36 0: Server started (version 5.2+SVN from 2012-05-03
($Id: fhem.pl 1527 2012-05-03 05:41:24Z rudolfkoenig $), pid 2996)
Because I have wireless X10 sensors which can control lights (through
TM751) I tried first if the activity of sensor (sensor switch lamp module
on) can be seen in FHEM and it was:
2012.05.12 09:29:36 5: CM11 device x10if: read 1: 5a
2012.05.12 09:29:36 5: CM11 device x10if: Data: 5a
2012.05.12 09:29:36 5: CM11 device x10if: start of message
2012.05.12 09:29:36 5: CM11 device x10if: write 1: c3
2012.05.12 09:29:36 5: CM11 device x10if: read 3: 0200e2
2012.05.12 09:29:36 5: CM11 device x10if: Data: 0200e2
2012.05.12 09:29:36 5: CM11 device x10if: message complete (length 1, mask
00000000, data e2)
2012.05.12 09:29:36 5: CM11 device x10if: B_UNIT: 3
2012.05.12 09:29:37 5: CM11 device x10if: read 1: 5a
2012.05.12 09:29:37 5: CM11 device x10if: Data: 5a
2012.05.12 09:29:37 5: CM11 device x10if: start of message
2012.05.12 09:29:37 5: CM11 device x10if: write 1: c3
2012.05.12 09:29:37 5: CM11 device x10if: read 3: 0201e2
2012.05.12 09:29:37 5: CM11 device x10if: Data: 0201e2
2012.05.12 09:29:37 5: CM11 device x10if: message complete (length 1, mask
00000001, data e2)
2012.05.12 09:29:37 5: CM11 device x10if: B_FUNC: ON
2012.05.12 09:29:37 5: x10if dispatch X10:B;3;ON
2012.05.12 09:29:37 2: X10 lamp1 on
2012.05.12 09:29:37 5: Triggering lamp1 (1 changes)
2012.05.12 09:29:37 5: lamp1 trigger: Checking logdb for notify
2012.05.12 09:29:37 5: Executing INSERT INTO history(TIMESTAMP, DEVICE,
TYPE, EVENT, READING, VALUE, UNIT) VALUES ('2012-05-12 09:29:37', 'lamp1',
'X10', 'on', 'on', '', '')
2012.05.12 09:29:37 5: Executing DELETE FROM current WHERE (DEVICE='lamp1')
AND (READING='on')
2012.05.12 09:29:37 5: Executing INSERT INTO current(TIMESTAMP, DEVICE,
TYPE, EVENT, READING, VALUE, UNIT) VALUES ('2012-05-12 09:29:37', 'lamp1',
'X10', 'on', 'on', '', '')
The last step should be to control lights with my PC. So I connected (use
port 7072) to FHEM server through Terminal on my imac and wrote set lamp1
off. The log file show the activity but the *X10 module DID NOT REACT (the
light was still switched on).*
012.05.12 09:30:03 4: Connection accepted from 192.168.1.147:54885
2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: Cmd: >set lamp1 off<
2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: X10 device lamp1: sending X10:B;3;OFF 0
2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: CM11 device x10if: write 2: 04e2
2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: CM11 device x10if: write 2: 06e3
2012.05.12 09:30:12 2: X10 set lamp1 off
2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: Triggering lamp1 (1 changes)
2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: lamp1 trigger: Checking logdb for notify
2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: Executing INSERT INTO history(TIMESTAMP, DEVICE,
TYPE, EVENT, READING, VALUE, UNIT) VALUES ('2012-05-12 09:30:12', 'lamp1',
'X10', 'off', 'off', '', '')
2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: Executing DELETE FROM current WHERE (DEVICE='lamp1')
AND (READING='off')
2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: Executing INSERT INTO current(TIMESTAMP, DEVICE,
TYPE, EVENT, READING, VALUE, UNIT) VALUES ('2012-05-12 09:30:12', 'lamp1',
'X10', 'off', 'off', '', '')
2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: CM11 device x10if: read 1: e6
2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: CM11 device x10if: Data: e6
Could anyone help me to solve the problem?
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Dear Andrej,
Am 13.05.2012 00:31, schrieb andrejs:
> The last step should be to control lights with my PC. So I connected
> (use port 7072) to FHEM server through Terminal on my imac and wrote
> set lamp1 off. The log file show the activity but the *X10 module DID
> NOT REACT (the light was still switched on).*
I simulated what you did with my installation. This is the relevant part
of the log:
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: Cmd: >set lamp1 off<
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: X10 device lamp1: sending X10:B;3;OFF 0
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 2: 04e2
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: e6
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: checksum correct, OK for
transmission
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 1: 00
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: 55
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: ready
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 2: 06e3
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: e9
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: checksum correct, OK for
transmission
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 1: 00
2012.05.13 10:01:36 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: 55
2012.05.13 10:01:36 5: CM11 device CM11: ready
2012.05.13 10:01:36 2: X10 set lamp1 off
2012.05.13 10:01:36 5: Triggering lamp1 (1 changes)
As compared to yours
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: Cmd: >set lamp1 off<
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: X10 device lamp1: sending X10:B;3;OFF 0
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: CM11 device x10if: write 2: 04e2
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: CM11 device x10if: write 2: 06e3
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 2: X10 set lamp1 off
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: Triggering lamp1 (1 changes)
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: CM11 device x10if: read 1: e6
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: CM11 device x10if: Data: e6
>
The right commands are sent out. A checksum is received. But then your
log ends.
I ask you to retry with a minimal configuration: only definition of CM11
and lamp1 (no other stuff to keep the log small and readable) with
verbosity 5 (as above). Then issue
set lamp1 on
and post the logs.
I suspect a problem at the serial port.
Kind regards
Boris
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Dear Andrej,
Am 13.05.2012 12:34, schrieb andrejs:
> 2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: X10 device lamp1: sending X10:B;3;ON 0
> 2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: CM11 device x10if: write 2: 04e2
> 2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: CM11 device x10if: write 2: 06e2
> 2012.05.13 12:19:33 2: X10 set lamp1 on
> 2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: Triggering lamp1 (1 changes)
> 2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: CM11 device x10if: read 1: e6
> 2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: CM11 device x10if: Data: e6
>
so this is fhem under WindowsXP?
It looks like the serial port does not work as expected. The reply is
slow and incomplete. I cannot help you much further. I suggest that you
use the available resources on serial port setup under Windows for fhem
and see whether you manage to get such a dialogue as I got:
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: X10 device lamp1: sending X10:B;3;OFF 0
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 2: 04e2
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: e6
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: checksum correct, OK for
transmission
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 1: 00
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: 55
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: ready
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 2: 06e3
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: e9
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: checksum correct, OK for
transmission
2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 1: 00
2012.05.13 10:01:36 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: 55
2012.05.13 10:01:36 5: CM11 device CM11: ready
2012.05.13 10:01:36 2: X10 set lamp1 off
Is there anybody out there using fhem X10 under Windows and can send
confirmed settings or at least a comparable example log for Windows?
Kind regards
Boris
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Originally posted by: <email address deleted>
Thanks Boris again for your time and effort. I have tried to reinstall USB
drivers for CM11 on my WinXp machine but without any success. I checked in
00_CM11.pm and the problem is in sub
CM11_Write because variable $checksum is not defined (the reason s because
in sub CM11_ReadDirect $hash->{FD} is not defined probably because of some
problems with serial port). I will try next weekend to install FHEM on my
iMac and connect CM11 in order to see if it will work on OSX (unfortunately
I am not familiar with Linux). Meanwhile maybe someone will post some
experience with CM11 and FHEM on windows XP.
Kind regards
Andrej
Dne nedelja, 13. maj 2012 15:31:07 UTC+2 je oseba Boris napisala:
>
> Dear Andrej,
>
> Am 13.05.2012 12:34, schrieb andrejs:
> > 2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: X10 device lamp1: sending X10:B;3;ON 0
> > 2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: CM11 device x10if: write 2: 04e2
> > 2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: CM11 device x10if: write 2: 06e2
> > 2012.05.13 12:19:33 2: X10 set lamp1 on
> > 2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: Triggering lamp1 (1 changes)
> > 2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: CM11 device x10if: read 1: e6
> > 2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: CM11 device x10if: Data: e6
> >
> so this is fhem under WindowsXP?
>
> It looks like the serial port does not work as expected. The reply is
> slow and incomplete. I cannot help you much further. I suggest that you
> use the available resources on serial port setup under Windows for fhem
> and see whether you manage to get such a dialogue as I got:
>
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: X10 device lamp1: sending X10:B;3;OFF 0
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 2: 04e2
>
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: e6
>
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: checksum correct, OK for
> transmission
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 1: 00
>
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: 55
>
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: ready
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 2: 06e3
>
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: e9
>
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: checksum correct, OK for
> transmission
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 1: 00
>
> 2012.05.13 10:01:36 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: 55
> 2012.05.13 10:01:36 5: CM11 device CM11: ready
> 2012.05.13 10:01:36 2: X10 set lamp1 off
>
> Is there anybody out there using fhem X10 under Windows and can send
> confirmed settings or at least a comparable example log for Windows?
>
> Kind regards
> Boris
>
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Originally posted by: <email address deleted>
Thanks Boris for quick reply. I retried the test with minimum configuration
and the result is shown below. Unfortunately the X10 module still has not
reacted on command. The funny thing is that I am able to control X10 module
from WinXP Machine (FHEm is also installed this PC) using ActiveHome
software which I got with CM11. Do you have any idea what should I do now?
2012.05.13 12:18:22 5: Cmd: >attr global modpath c:\perl<
2012.05.13 12:18:22 5: Loading c:\perl/FHEM/99_JsonList.pm
2012.05.13 12:18:22 5: Loading c:\perl/FHEM/99_SUNRISE_EL.pm
2012.05.13 12:18:22 5: Loading c:\perl/FHEM/99_Utils.pm
2012.05.13 12:18:22 5: Loading c:\perl/FHEM/99_XmlList.pm
2012.05.13 12:18:22 5: Loading c:\perl/FHEM/99_updatefhem.pm
2012.05.13 12:18:22 5: Cmd: >attr global port 7072 global<
2012.05.13 12:18:22 2: Telnet port 7072 opened
2012.05.13 12:18:22 5: Cmd: >attr global statefile C:\Programme\Apache
Software Foundation\Apache2.2\logs\fhem.save<
2012.05.13 12:18:22 5: Cmd: >attr global verbose 5<
2012.05.13 12:18:22 5: Cmd: >define x10if CM11 COM2<
2012.05.13 12:18:22 5: Loading c:\perl/FHEM/00_CM11.pm
2012.05.13 12:18:22 3: CM11 opening CM11 device COM2
2012.05.13 12:18:22 3: CM11 opened CM11 device COM2
2012.05.13 12:18:23 5: Triggering global (1 changes)
2012.05.13 12:18:23 5: Cmd: >define lamp1 X10 lm15 B 3<
2012.05.13 12:18:23 5: Loading c:\perl/FHEM/20_X10.pm
2012.05.13 12:18:23 5: Triggering global (1 changes)
2012.05.13 12:18:23 5: Interface "interface": readings "", getters "",
setters ""
2012.05.13 12:18:23 5: Interface "switch": readings "onoff", getters
"onoff", setters ""
2012.05.13 12:18:23 5: Interface "switch_active": readings "onoff", getters
"onoff", setters ""
2012.05.13 12:18:23 5: Interface "switch_passive": readings "onoff",
getters "onoff", setters "on:off"
2012.05.13 12:18:23 5: Interface "dimmer": readings "onoff:level", getters
"onoff:level", setters "on:off:dimto:dimup:dimdown"
2012.05.13 12:18:23 5: Interface "temperature": readings "temperature",
getters "temperature", setters ""
2012.05.13 12:18:23 5: Interface "humidity": readings "humidity", getters
"humidity", setters ""
2012.05.13 12:18:23 5: Interface "wind": readings "wind", getters "wind",
setters ""
2012.05.13 12:18:23 5: Interface "power": readings "power:maxPower:energy",
getters "power:maxPower:energy", setters ""
2012.05.13 12:18:23 5: Triggering global (1 changes)
2012.05.13 12:18:23 0: Server started (version 5.2+SVN from 2012-05-13
($Id: fhem.pl 1559 2012-05-12 11:36:54Z rudolfkoenig $), pid 2436)
2012.05.13 12:19:25 4: Connection accepted from 192.168.1.147:50724
2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: Cmd: >set lamp1 on<
2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: X10 device lamp1: sending X10:B;3;ON 0
2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: CM11 device x10if: write 2: 04e2
2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: CM11 device x10if: write 2: 06e2
2012.05.13 12:19:33 2: X10 set lamp1 on
2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: Triggering lamp1 (1 changes)
2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: CM11 device x10if: read 1: e6
2012.05.13 12:19:33 5: CM11 device x10if: Data: e6
Dne nedelja, 13. maj 2012 10:10:29 UTC+2 je oseba Boris napisala:
>
> Dear Andrej,
>
>
> Am 13.05.2012 00:31, schrieb andrejs:
>
> The last step should be to control lights with my PC. So I connected (use
> port 7072) to FHEM server through Terminal on my imac and wrote set lamp1
> off. The log file show the activity but the *X10 module DID NOT REACT
> (the light was still switched on).*
>
>
> I simulated what you did with my installation. This is the relevant part
> of the log:
>
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: Cmd: >set lamp1 off<
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: X10 device lamp1: sending X10:B;3;OFF 0
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 2: 04e2
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: e6
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: checksum correct, OK for
> transmission
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 1: 00
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: 55
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: ready
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 2: 06e3
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: e9
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: checksum correct, OK for
> transmission
> 2012.05.13 10:01:35 5: CM11 device CM11: write 1: 00
> 2012.05.13 10:01:36 5: CM11 device CM11: read 1: 55
> 2012.05.13 10:01:36 5: CM11 device CM11: ready
> 2012.05.13 10:01:36 2: X10 set lamp1 off
> 2012.05.13 10:01:36 5: Triggering lamp1 (1 changes)
>
> As compared to yours
>
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: Cmd: >set lamp1 off<
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: X10 device lamp1: sending X10:B;3;OFF 0
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: CM11 device x10if: write 2: 04e2
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: CM11 device x10if: write 2: 06e3
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 2: X10 set lamp1 off
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: Triggering lamp1 (1 changes)
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: CM11 device x10if: read 1: e6
> 2012.05.12 09:30:12 5: CM11 device x10if: Data: e6
>
> The right commands are sent out. A checksum is received. But then your
> log ends.
>
> I ask you to retry with a minimal configuration: only definition of CM11
> and lamp1 (no other stuff to keep the log small and readable) with
> verbosity 5 (as above). Then issue
>
> set lamp1 on
>
> and post the logs.
>
> I suspect a problem at the serial port.
>
> Kind regards
> Boris
>
>
>
>
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