I am currently running Homegear on a Raspberry Pi (using a CUL stick) and several MAX components.
Now I plan to add a Keymatic door lock.
I read that keymatic only works with original HM components because it requires an AES handshake.
So my question is: Is it possible to simply replace my CUL stick by a HM-CFG-USB stick adding support for AES while still being able to use my MAX-components?
But at least I could use an additional HM-CFG-USB stick to get full access to the keymatic right?
Is it safe to do so? I read somewhere that the USB-stick has an issue with AES.
Is it safer to use a HM-CFG-LAN device instead?
We thought so, too, but it turns out, when you change the AES key, everything is alright.
Not safer. If it’s the better solution, I don’t know. I never extensively tested the HM-CFG-USB. On the Raspberry Pi the latency can in theory be quite high on hight CPU load, USB or network usage. But I don’t know, if that’s relevent in practice.