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DSC Power Series Security Panels

Posted: Sun May 10, 2009 11:33 pm
by Merdeka
Hello out there,

This i my first post here so first a little bit about myself.

I'm Timo Sariwating from the Netherlands and have been using Misterhouse since 2006. Last month we moved to a new place and i'm planning on swithing over to Domotiga. I use 1-Wire for weather and temp sensors, EIB for lights and blinds. And i have a DSC Power832 with the PC5401 interface for security.

This morning i started on writing a class for the DSC alarm panel.
I'm no programmer but using the gambas wiki and copying an other class i now have a working alpha version.

For the moment it is RX only .. Still working on TX and no wireless sensors. I only have wired sensors at my place.

@Ron.. can i zip and eMail my Domotiga directory to you so you can have a look? Especially the use of IF ELSE vs CASE

Regards,

Timo

DSC Power Series Security Panels

Posted: Mon May 11, 2009 9:48 am
by RDNZL
Hi Timo,

nice to hear you have invested some time in learning Gambas, and building code for DomotiGa!

I will be happy to have a look at your code. You can email it to cyberjunkynl AT gmail DOT com

What kind of 1-wire interface do you have? I'm still busy with digitemp support.

Regards,
Ron.

DSC Power Series Security Panels

Posted: Mon May 11, 2009 7:21 pm
by Merdeka
Hi Ron,

I have a DS9097U-A but lost it while moving to our new house. It's in a box somewhere but i can't remember which. So for now i just build the serial interface from http://martybugs.net/electronics/tempse ... rdware.cgi on a breadboard. Digitemp works perfectly with this interface so digitemp support would be great.

For EIB support i hope to get some inspiration in the misterhouse EIB perl modules but i don't dare to start on that one at the moment.

I'm still breaking my head on the checksum at the end of the rs-232 string from the DSC panel.

Regards,

Timo

DSC Power Series Security Panels

Posted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 6:24 pm
by RDNZL
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Digitemp works perfectly with this interface so digitemp support would be great.

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You can try digitemp out now in the latest code.

Regards,
Ron.