Just bought a Fibaro Keyfob, the new one, it pairs but said that:FIBARO System Unknown: type=1001, id=1000.
any ideas what to do?
Does anybody know how to make new Fibaro Keyfob?
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Re: Does anybody know how to make new Fibaro Keyfob?
Hi, i want to buy either a new Fibaro keyfob.
So for that, i try to make things progress.
For me (i'm a noobs in domoticz), i think we must have a description of that product in domoticz/Config/fibaro/kfob2.xml (something like that) for usb zwave controller or domoticz/Config/zwave.me/kfob2.xml for zwave.me.
The old Fibaro Keyfob description file is in domoticz/Config/zwave.me/kfob.xml.
So for that, i try to make things progress.
For me (i'm a noobs in domoticz), i think we must have a description of that product in domoticz/Config/fibaro/kfob2.xml (something like that) for usb zwave controller or domoticz/Config/zwave.me/kfob2.xml for zwave.me.
The old Fibaro Keyfob description file is in domoticz/Config/zwave.me/kfob.xml.
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Re: Does anybody know how to make new Fibaro Keyfob?
The name code of the keyfob is FGKF-601
and i found a description file in domoticz\Config\fibaro\fgkf601.xml.
and i think that you must modify the domoticz\Config\manufacturer_specific.xml
and i found a description file in domoticz\Config\fibaro\fgkf601.xml.
and i think that you must modify the domoticz\Config\manufacturer_specific.xml
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Re: Does anybody know how to make new Fibaro Keyfob?
In my file domoticz\Config\manufacturer_specific.xml in found:
<Product type=" 1001" id="1000" name="FGKF601 Keyfob" config="fibaro/fgkf601.xml" />
<Product type=" 1001" id="1000" name="FGKF601 Keyfob" config="fibaro/fgkf601.xml" />
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Re: Does anybody know how to make new Fibaro Keyfob?
@stromboli59 did you manage to get it to work and have 6 buttons (or all 30 combinations)? I'm wanting to buy this keyfob too, but want to know if it really works. Do you use the Domoticz API too (https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Domoticz_API/JSON_URL%27s) for programming the buttons, or just the Domoticz interface? I do requests using the API myself and that would be my purpose if I got to buying this keyfob.
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Re: Does anybody know how to make new Fibaro Keyfob?
how to install z-wave fibaro keyfob fgkf-601 on synology precompiled domoticz
- Remove the device from your z-wave network, you will find it in settings|hardware|OpenZWave it has id 1000 and type 1001.
- Download the configuration file fgkf601.xml from github and store it on your synology
- use putty to login on synology as admin, use 'sudo sh' to get full rights, consider yourself responsible if something bad happens.
- use the cp command to copy the file fgkf601.xml to /usr/local/domoticz/Config/fibaro
- use 'ls -l' to see the owner and rights of the other files in the fibaro folder.
- use the chown command and chmod command to give the file fgkf601.xml the same owner and rights.
- go to /usr/local/domoticz/Config , you will see the file manufacturer_specific.xml . You will need to add your keyfob in the fibaro manufacturer section, between the other fibaro products. You do this by adding this line:
<Product type="1001" id="1000" name="FGKF601 Keyfob" config="fibaro/fgkf601.xml"/>
You can use vi or copy the file to a public folder, change it there and copy it back.
- I think it is time to restart Synology to make sure the new Config file is used.
- Add your device to your z-wave network
- In domoticz go to settings|hardware|OpenZwave|Node administration(Node beheer in Dutch)|command panel (bedieningspaneel in Dutch)
- Click on configuration, select the fgkf601, in functions, select group, in groups you select the key and the number corresponds to the node id of the device that is controlled with this key. Click on submit to program your keyfob.
To check the current values, click on current values instead of configuration.
I think this was it, please let me and others know if it worked.
- Remove the device from your z-wave network, you will find it in settings|hardware|OpenZWave it has id 1000 and type 1001.
- Download the configuration file fgkf601.xml from github and store it on your synology
- use putty to login on synology as admin, use 'sudo sh' to get full rights, consider yourself responsible if something bad happens.
- use the cp command to copy the file fgkf601.xml to /usr/local/domoticz/Config/fibaro
- use 'ls -l' to see the owner and rights of the other files in the fibaro folder.
- use the chown command and chmod command to give the file fgkf601.xml the same owner and rights.
- go to /usr/local/domoticz/Config , you will see the file manufacturer_specific.xml . You will need to add your keyfob in the fibaro manufacturer section, between the other fibaro products. You do this by adding this line:
<Product type="1001" id="1000" name="FGKF601 Keyfob" config="fibaro/fgkf601.xml"/>
You can use vi or copy the file to a public folder, change it there and copy it back.
- I think it is time to restart Synology to make sure the new Config file is used.
- Add your device to your z-wave network
- In domoticz go to settings|hardware|OpenZwave|Node administration(Node beheer in Dutch)|command panel (bedieningspaneel in Dutch)
- Click on configuration, select the fgkf601, in functions, select group, in groups you select the key and the number corresponds to the node id of the device that is controlled with this key. Click on submit to program your keyfob.
To check the current values, click on current values instead of configuration.
I think this was it, please let me and others know if it worked.
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Re: Does anybody know how to make new Fibaro Keyfob?
Hi.paulzuurbier wrote: ↑Monday 24 July 2017 22:24 how to install z-wave fibaro keyfob fgkf-601 on synology precompiled domoticz
- Remove the device from your z-wave network, you will find it in settings|hardware|OpenZWave it has id 1000 and type 1001.
- Download the configuration file fgkf601.xml from github and store it on your synology
- use putty to login on synology as admin, use 'sudo sh' to get full rights, consider yourself responsible if something bad happens.
- use the cp command to copy the file fgkf601.xml to /usr/local/domoticz/Config/fibaro
- use 'ls -l' to see the owner and rights of the other files in the fibaro folder.
- use the chown command and chmod command to give the file fgkf601.xml the same owner and rights.
- go to /usr/local/domoticz/Config , you will see the file manufacturer_specific.xml . You will need to add your keyfob in the fibaro manufacturer section, between the other fibaro products. You do this by adding this line:
<Product type="1001" id="1000" name="FGKF601 Keyfob" config="fibaro/fgkf601.xml"/>
You can use vi or copy the file to a public folder, change it there and copy it back.
- I think it is time to restart Synology to make sure the new Config file is used.
- Add your device to your z-wave network
- In domoticz go to settings|hardware|OpenZwave|Node administration(Node beheer in Dutch)|command panel (bedieningspaneel in Dutch)
- Click on configuration, select the fgkf601, in functions, select group, in groups you select the key and the number corresponds to the node id of the device that is controlled with this key. Click on submit to program your keyfob.
To check the current values, click on current values instead of configuration.
I think this was it, please let me and others know if it worked.
I don't get this up-and-running on my Domoticz installation.
I can include the Fibaro Keyfob correctly but no new devices (switches / button (or combination of buttons) ? ) are added to the list of available devices. And I don't understand what exactly you are meaning with that group configuration. Does that have any influence? Or what am I doing wrong or goes wrong here with my installation? I've attached some print screens of how the configuration looks like right now.
I would like to trigger the execution of some bash scripts from those buttons (for various kind of stuff, for example starting a radio stream on my Pi).
Any help is welcome.
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Re: Does anybody know how to make new Fibaro Keyfob?
Hello,
I just started to use this device. Added correctly (secure inclusion) & all devices matching all 6 buttons are seen after I press them once. Then appear on switches tab after naming & setting them as in-use.
I'm running current stable v8153.
Well,switches only gets "on" events with default config but looks it's possible to have short press = on & long press = off for instance. It's a pity there is no auto-off (with configurable delay) to have domoticz stats matching true button state + possibility of directly driving (role of association groups, this bypass controller and allow direct peer to peer commands between devices on the same z-wave network) other modules with pulses: Often useful for some garage door commands for instance.
For scenes, it seems there is much more possibilities (with buttons sequences etc)... but never used scenes (maybe I never understood how the concept may prove useful? Still a mystery for me!). Looks impossible to get a simple switch mapped on a sequence activation, something I may have considered useful.
But for now 6 buttons & ability to lock/unlock device fits my needs.
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