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openHAB Binding
OpenHAB is a vendor and technology agnostic open source automation software. A native binding is available in order to control and collect data from a Souliss network.
The code for networking activities of this binding is based on SoulissApp code. It use the same approach getting from the gateway node the network structure and the relevant data. You can use SoulissApp and the openHAB binding binding at same time.
In order to use this binding a little knowledge of openHAB is required because it offers services on top of the openHAB platform so you have to deal with its characteristics and requirements.
The best is start with the openHAB Getting Started and openHAB wiki to set up a working openHAB environment.
Once done, use the demo configuration only to ensure that your openHAB is working fine, then delete it and create your own configuration as follow.
A minimum openHAB configuration requires fours files:
- The Souliss binding for openHAB (is a Java plugin)
- The binding network configuration
- The .items file to define the items (also known as Typicals in Souliss)
- The .sitemap file to define how the user interface will look like
As main difference while using SoulissApp is that you have to define your user interface, declaring how many Typicals (Items in openHAB) you have and which is their purpose. SoulissApp is rather able to collect those information automatically.
The openHAB binding isn't able to locate your Souliss gateway as SoulissApp does, so you should specify the networking information in the configuration file as follow.
Edit .\openhab\configurations\openhab.cfg
Add at the bottom:
################################ Souliss Binding ##########################################
#
# Souliss
#
# For ITEM defination in file .item
#{souliss#<Typical>:<nodeID>:<slot>:[<bit>|<useOfSlot>]}
souliss:IP_LAN=192.168.1.105
souliss:USER_INDEX=71
souliss:NODE_INDEX=134
#SERVERPORT - Leave empty for casual port
souliss:SERVERPORT=
#time in mills - min 50
souliss:REFRESH_DBSTRUCT_TIME=600000
souliss:REFRESH_SUBSCRIPTION_TIME=120000
souliss:REFRESH_HEALTY_TIME=60000
souliss:REFRESH_MONITOR_TIME=500
souliss:SEND_DELAY=1500
souliss:SEND_MIN_DELAY=100
souliss:SECURE_SEND_TIMEOUT_TO_REQUEUE=5000
souliss:SECURE_SEND_TIMEOUT_TO_REMOVE_PACKET=30000
###########################################################################################
The following parameters need to be changed:
Parameter | Description | Range |
---|---|---|
IP_LAN | The IP address of Souliss Gateway node | - |
USER_INDEX | Identify the index of the openHAB binding | 1 - 100 |
NODE_INDEX | Identify the node of the openHAB binding | 1 - 254 |
Please ensure that each user interface (SoulissApp, openHAB, ...) must have a different USER_INDEX and NODE_NUMBER, those values are used to identify the interface. You can get the values used by SoulissApp from the Networking menu.
NODE_NUMBERS has to be set as the number of nodes that build your souliss network; if your network is composed by 7 nodes (the App lists them as node0-node6) sets it at 7.
Define your Souliss deployment inside openHAB. To do this, you'll have to statically map your device inside openHAB environment.
Edit *.\openhab\configurations\items\default.items*
define your own items and add to the end of each line of definition
{souliss=<Typical>:<nodeID>:<slot>:[<bit>]}
where Typicals can be T11, T12, T13, T16, T1A, T22, T31, T51, T52, T53, T57, D98, D99 (more will be supported in the future)
Parameter | Description | Range |
---|---|---|
nodeID | Is the ID of the node, the first node listed in your !SoulissApp has nodeID 1, increase for your further nodes | 1 - 254 |
slot | Is the slot where your Typical is located, this is defined in the sketch loaded in your node | 1 - 254 |
bit | Is used only for Typicals that works bitwise as T1A | 1 - 8 |
useOfSlot | Is used only for Typicals that works as T31 | heating |
| " | cooling
| " | measured
| " | setpoint
| " | setasmeasured
| " | heatingcooling
| " | fanoff
| " | fanautomode
| " | fanhight
| " | fanmed
| " | fanlow
| " | power
Switch LuceSogg "LuceSogg" (GF_Soggiorno, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T11:0:6", autoupdate=false}
Number Temperature_GF_Soggiorno "Temperatura Soggiorno [%.1f °C]" <temperature> (temperature, GF_Temperature, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T52:0:0", autoupdate=false}
Number Umidita_GF_Soggiorno "Umidità Soggiorno [%.1f %%]" <temperature> (temperature, GF_Temperature, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T53:0:2", autoupdate=false}
Number Consumo_GF_Soggiorno "Consumo [%.1f W]" <energy> (GF_Temperature, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T57:0:4", autoupdate=false}
Rollershutter Shutter1_GF_Soggiorno "Tenda1" (GF_Soggiorno, TechnicView_Node3 {souliss="T22:3:0", autoupdate=false}
Contact ContattoTest "Contatto" (GF_Soggiorno, Lights) {souliss="T13:0:1", autoupdate=true}
Contact C2 "BIT 3" (GF_Soggiorno, TechnicView_Node3) {souliss="T1A:3:5:2"}
Contact C3 "BIT 4" (GF_Soggiorno, TechnicView_Node3) {souliss="T1A:3:5:3"}
Color RGB_Led_Strip_1 "RGB Led Strip 1" <slider> (GF_Soggiorno) {souliss="T16:0:2", autoupdate=false}
Number Temperature_GF_Soggiorno "Temperature [%.1f °C]" <temperature> (T31, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T31:1:0:measured"}
Number Temperature_2F_Living_SP "Temp Set Point [%.1f °C]" <temperature> (T31, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T31:1:0:setpoint"}
Switch setasmeasured "Set as measured" <temperature> (T31, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T31:1:0:setasmeasured"}
Switch heating_cooling "Heating Mode" (T31, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T31:1:0:heatingcooling", autoupdate="false"}
Contact heating "Heating" <siren> (T31, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T31:1:0:heating"}
Contact cooling "Cooling" <siren> (T31, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T31:1:0:cooling"}
Switch fan_off "Fan Off" (T31, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T31:1:0:fanoff", autoupdate="false"}
Switch fan_low "Fan Low" (T31, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T31:1:0:fanlow", autoupdate="false"}
Switch fan_med "Fan Med" (T31, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T31:1:0:fanmed", autoupdate="false"}
Switch fan_high "Fan High" (T31, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T31:1:0:fanhigh", autoupdate="false"}
Switch fan_auto_mode "Fan Auto Mode" (T31, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T31:1:0:fanautomode", autoupdate="false"}
Switch power "Power Off" (T31, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="T31:1:0:power"}
In order to track the health and timestamps two service Typicals has been introduced: D98 (Health) e D99 (Timestamp), those are not defined in Souliss sketches and are only available on the binding.
Use them as :
{souliss="D98:<nodeNumber>:998"}
{souliss="D99:<nodeNumber>:999"}
Example:
Number HEALTH_Nodo1_GF_Servizio "Health Nodo 1 [%1d]" <keyring> (Diagnostic, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="D98:0:998"}
String TIMESTAMP_Nodo1_GF_Servizio "Timestamp Nodo 1 [%1$td.%1$tm.%1$tY %1$tk:%1$tM:%1$tS]" <keyring> (Diagnostic, TechnicView_Node0) {souliss="D99:0:999"}
The binding is a Java plugin that you should place in .\openhab\addons folder. Is available in the openHAB bindings, latest revision of the binding may not yet be avaiable in openHAB, in case download it directly from our Download page.
At this time you can restart your openHAB runtime, then the integrated web server will be available and you should be able to control your Souliss nodes through it.
Using a WebKit enable browser (like Chrome or Firefox) open the link
http://openHAB_IP_ADDRESS:8080/openhab.app?sitemap=YOUR_SITEMAP_NAME
If the browser is located on the same machine where you are running the openHAB runtime, you can use 127.0.0.1
as openHAB_IP_ADDRESS.
The latest release of the binding (included in openHAB 1.7) use the execute()
method instead of threads to handle the background communication with the Souliss network, this method doesn't restart automatically after a change in the item
or sitemap
files.
This has been solved in the latest release of the binding, unfortunately this isn't yet included in the actual openHAB binaries, so you need to download and install manually the Souliss binding from the Download page.
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