ich hatte jetzt weitgehend alle families gelöscht:
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> ls
ID │ Name
──────┼───────────────────────────────
0 │ HomeMatic BidCoS
1 │ HomeMatic Wired
4 │ MAX!
254 │ Miscellaneous
──────┴───────────────────────────────
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Ich habe jetzt den dritten bislang unbenutzten CUL ausprobiert (21:01) und bekomme u.a. Fehlermeldung “file desciptor not valid”:
10/14/18 21:01:08.825 IPC Server: Info: Connection accepted. Client number: 5
10/14/18 21:01:08.825 IPC Server: Info: Client 0 successfully registered RPC method "cliOutput" (this method is registered by 1 client(s)).
10/14/18 21:01:08.827 IPC Server: Info: Client 0 successfully registered RPC method "cliOutput-0" (this method is registered by 1 client(s)).
10/14/18 21:01:16.160 IPC Server: Info: Client number 0 is calling RPC method: familyExists Parameters:
(Integer64) 4
10/14/18 21:01:28.537 Module MAX: CUL "My-MAX-CUL": Warning: Too short packet received: 10
10/14/18 21:01:34.016 HomeMatic BidCoS packet received (868, RSSI: -74 dBm): 0971204001A078600000
10/14/18 21:01:44.974 MAX packet received (My-MAX-CUL, RSSI: 0x4A): 171204001A0786000000001004004F455131333703171204
10/14/18 21:01:45.013 Module MAX: CUL "My-MAX-CUL": Info: Sending (My-MAX-CUL, WOR: no): 0B000001FD6C0A1A07860000
10/14/18 21:01:45.101 HomeMatic BidCoS packet received (868, RSSI: -74 dBm): 0971204001A078600000
10/14/18 21:01:45.219 Module MAX: CUL "My-MAX-CUL": Info: Sending (My-MAX-CUL, WOR: no): 0B000001FD6C0A1A07860000
10/14/18 21:01:45.309 Module HomeMatic BidCoS: CUL "868": Error: Too small packet received. Assuming CUL error. I'm closing and reopening device: 00022A76DCA0122
10/14/18 21:01:45.310 Module HomeMatic BidCoS: CUL "868": Couldn't read from CUL device, because the file descriptor is not valid: /dev/ttyUSB1. Trying to reopen...
10/14/18 21:01:45.420 Module MAX: CUL "My-MAX-CUL": Info: Sending (My-MAX-CUL, WOR: no): 0B000001FD6C0A1A07860000
10/14/18 21:01:56.550 IPC Server: Info: Connection to IPC server's client number 5 closed.
10/14/18 21:02:43.820 IPC Server: Info: IPC client 0 removed.
Wenn ich den PI neu starte mit dem zweiten CUL, der bislang Signale empfangen hatte (siehe letztes, das ich Dir gesendet hast), dann bekomme ich die gleiche Fehlermeldung auch bei diesem CUL (21:08):
10/14/18 21:08:31.960 IPC Server: Info: Connection accepted. Client number: 5
10/14/18 21:08:31.960 IPC Server: Info: Client 0 successfully registered RPC method "cliOutput" (this method is registered by 1 client(s)).
10/14/18 21:08:31.961 IPC Server: Info: Client 0 successfully registered RPC method "cliOutput-0" (this method is registered by 1 client(s)).
10/14/18 21:08:35.018 IPC Server: Info: Client number 0 is calling RPC method: familyExists Parameters:
(Integer64) 4
10/14/18 21:08:42.091 HomeMatic BidCoS packet received (868, RSSI: -122 dBm): 0971304001A0786FD6C0
10/14/18 21:08:53.070 MAX packet received (My-MAX-CUL, RSSI: 0x48): 171304001A0786FD6C0A001004004F455131333732323040
10/14/18 21:08:53.110 Module MAX: CUL "My-MAX-CUL": Info: Sending (My-MAX-CUL, WOR: no): 0B010001FD6C0A1A07860000
10/14/18 21:08:53.198 HomeMatic BidCoS packet received (868, RSSI: -122 dBm): 0971304001A0786FD6C0
10/14/18 21:08:53.310 Module MAX: CUL "My-MAX-CUL": Info: Sending (My-MAX-CUL, WOR: no): 0B010001FD6C0A1A07860000
10/14/18 21:08:53.405 Module HomeMatic BidCoS: CUL "868": Error: Too small packet received. Assuming CUL error. I'm closing and reopening device: ZC122A76DCA0121
10/14/18 21:08:53.406 Module HomeMatic BidCoS: CUL "868": Couldn't read from CUL device, because the file descriptor is not valid: /dev/ttyUSB1. Trying to reopen...
10/14/18 21:08:53.511 Module MAX: CUL "My-MAX-CUL": Info: Sending (My-MAX-CUL, WOR: no): 0B010001FD6C0A1A07860000
10/14/18 21:09:13.633 IPC Server: Info: Connection to IPC server's client number 5 closed.
10/14/18 21:10:08.113 IPC Server: Info: IPC client 0 removed.
Es kann doch nicht sein, dass alle CUL defekt sind. Ich möchte ehrlich gesagt nicht meine openhab2 Installation für FHEM platt machen. Gibt es noch irgendeine andere Möglichkeit, das Problem einzugrenzen?
Grüße Welf