Aeon Labs DSD31 siren

[strebor]

Hi all, I'm new to Domoticz, Z-Wave, and Razberry and Raspberry Pi.

I have a test set up of a couple of flood detectors and a plug in switch. The Raspberry Pi/Razberry controller is doing it's stuff and thus I will be adding some events to poke the Aeon Labs DSD31 siren, when it arrives from the supplier.

As an unsupported (?) device what steps should I be taking to get Open-Z-Wave and Domoticz to control the siren?

I have found an xml scheme on pepper and added that to ..domoticz/Config/aeon_labs as siren.xml

what now ?

Cordialement Strebor

[Jasper]

I just bought this siren and would also love to see some support on this.
Do you think it will be supported in the near future?

[Jasper]

I requested support @ open zwave

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searc ... Ronrryuc4J

[Jasper]

No progress what so ever...
Still hoping for someone with the right knowledge of it all to present himself and be my all time hero.

[Jasper]

Anyone?
190 views noone who could help in order to make some progress here? :S ?

[mdu]

With the newest version I am able to turn the Siron On and of but I prefer to controll the volume and the type of sound. Jasper did you allready manage to get it working in Domoticz? If yes can you please describe what you did?

[mdu]

Can anyone answer?

[strebor]

After the gift of DUTs by Aeon Labs it seems that the siren is now supported.
I don't speak GIT ( as one possibly at times ) so I'm not 100% sure, perhaps somebody fluent in developer could interpret the banter on the OZW site for me please.

Strebor

[Jasper]

With the newest version i'm also able to get the siren on and off.
Although the settings are in place for further tuning, manipulating these settings doesn't give me a different result in type of sound and volume.

[strebor]

As Jasper has written the Siren is now supported> ver 2.2563.
I have linked the siren to a detector and this will trigger the siren from the events script.

Now I would like to change volume and tone from within the script, passing decimal value doesn't work as the boolean 'on' does.
I can choose a default value from the devices menu but that's not per event.

Anybody know how I do this from within the event or external script for that matter?

Strebor

[u01pei]

Hello DSD31 owners,

I am thinking about buying the same sirene. However I would like to know if I can control the sirene as if it was a light (or any switch for that matter).
Or does this Sirene more or less function like a smoke detector, which I can not turn on or off?

I hope some of you DSD31 owners can help me before I purchase this device.

Kind regards, Jeroen

[mfranken]

Hi Jeroen,

I just bought one, simple installation and 1 device shows up that you can switch (on/off)

Hello DSD31 owners,

I am thinking about buying the same sirene. However I would like to know if I can control the sirene as if it was a light (or any switch for that matter).
Or does this Sirene more or less function like a smoke detector, which I can not turn on or off?

I hope some of you DSD31 owners can help me before I purchase this device.

Kind regards, Jeroen

[Marq]

I was able to include this device in the network, and set the parameters (incl. volume and tone) in the hardware setup.

However I am not able to choose volume/tone by blocky or lua events.

In the overview of devices, it shows as an On/Off device. And not a multilevel device as would be expected.

(looking at the log when including the device, it says 'CommandClass: SWITCH BINARY')

[strebor]

Marq,
This script was posted by SilentNL in the tracker so I paste it here:

-- This script change a value of a Zwave (alarm) device. And after that it activates the Zwave (alarm) device. So it can be triggered in a Event.
-- How to:
-- Create a virtual on/off device
-- This script has to be named like the the new virtual device in the folder: ~/domoticz/scripts/lua for example "script_device_BeNext-Alarm-Sound-02.lua"
-- With the following command you can get the Zwave device information: "curl 'http://localhost:8080/json.htm?type=ope ... odes&idx=2'"
-- (2 = The Zwave device number, that you can find Setup --> Hardware)
-- With the following command you can test a Zwave config change: "curl 'http://localhost:8080/ozwcp/valuepost.html' --data '39-CONFIGURATION-config-byte-1-7=3' -v"
-- (39 = device index, 7 = index, 3 = value you want to set)


local VirtualDevice = 'BeNext-Alarm-Sound-02' -- Name of your new Virtual Device Name.
local AlarmDevice = 'BeNext Alarm Sound' -- Name of the Zwave (alarm) device.
local nodeID = ('39') -- nodeID of the Zwave (alarm) device.
local index = ('7') -- The setting that you want to change

local clock = os.clock
function sleep(n) -- seconds
local t0 = clock()
while clock() - t0 <= n do
end
end

commandArray = {}

if (devicechanged[VirtualDevice] == 'On') then
local indexvalue = ('2') -- The value you want to set for the setting
os.execute ("curl 'http://localhost:8080/ozwcp/valuepost.html' --data '" .. nodeID .. "-CONFIGURATION-config-byte-1-" .. index .. "=" .. indexvalue .. "'&")
print("Change " .. AlarmDevice .. " parameter: " .. index .. " to " .. indexvalue)
commandArray[AlarmDevice]='On'
end

if (devicechanged[VirtualDevice] == 'Off') then
commandArray[AlarmDevice]='Off'
sleep(1)
local indexvalue = ('3') -- The value you want to set for the setting
os.execute ("curl 'http://localhost:8080/ozwcp/valuepost.html' --data '" .. nodeID .. "-CONFIGURATION-config-byte-1-" .. index .. "=" .. indexvalue .. "'&")
print("Change " .. AlarmDevice .. " parameter: " .. index .. " to " .. indexvalue)
end

return commandArray

[renerene]

The Lua works, except for the important part: changing the parameter of the sound type. Changing indexvalue has no effect.

I have changed index from 7 to 37, because this is stated as the sound parameter in the hardware section of the sirene

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local index = ('37') -- The setting that you want to change

result of 192.168.0.107:8080/json.htm?type=openzwavenodes&idx=6 in my laptop browser addressline:

{
"status" : "ERR"
}