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Aeon labs z-stick raspberry pi
Aeon labs z-stick raspberry pi














  • Then to control your lights, navigate to (if you are using option 1) or if you are using option 2.
  • Both servers cannot run at the same time, but you can switch between them by typing “killOZW” and then the command for whatever server you want to start up. To start option 1, type “lightscontrol” on the command line. The second, is a very basic version made by me without any bells and whistles. It has a nice interface and lots of functionality – I would consider it the “default. Option 1 was made by Conrad Vassallo and is call Lights Control.
  • There are two options for starting the open-Zwave socket server depending on what client you want to use.
  • AEON LABS Z STICK RASPBERRY PI PASSWORD

    The password is still set to the default ‘raspberry’.

    aeon labs z-stick raspberry pi

    If you went headless, ssh to from any machine on your network.I would give it a couple minutes just to be safe. Normally, this goes pretty quick and you can watch the lights blink on the Pi rapidly. (I recommend paring it with at least one Z-wave device before you start up your Pi so you can see the magic from the very start.) The image is already set up to run headless, so you don’t have to plug in your keyboard or monitor unless desired.

    aeon labs z-stick raspberry pi

    Plug everything in including your Aeon Labs Z-stick S2.UPDATE: Check out Open-Zwave Christmas Lights. The image will unzip using 7-zip to fit on a 2 gb card but there is not a lot of empty space since I did not remove anything from the default image other than the python_games folder. I took the latest Wheezy Rasbian () image, grabbed all the updates, put nginx, php, and a couple open-zwave clients and servers into a new downloadable disk image.

    aeon labs z-stick raspberry pi

    For those of you who just want to start playing with the Raspberry Pi and your Z-wave devices, this is pretty much the laziest way.














    Aeon labs z-stick raspberry pi