This is a Luup plugin for HTTP control of the Energenie EG PMS (ENER019) LAN IP switches
Luup (Lua-UPnP) is a software engine which incorporates Lua, a popular scripting language, and UPnP, the industry standard way to control devices. Luup is the basis of a number of home automation controllers e.g. Micasaverde Vera, Vera Home Control, OpenLuup.
This plug-in has been tested with the following Energenie switches
- EG PMS LAN - > https://energenie4u.co.uk/res/pdfs/ENER019_User_Manual.pdf
It supports the following functions:
- Creation of child devices in Vera for each switch channel
- Set each channel on or off from Vera (discrete power)
- Poll the device regularly to determine the actual status
This installation assumes a default/factory set configuration is used, which makes the password '1'
- Upload the two icon .png files to the appropriate storage location on your controller. For Vera that's
/www/cmh/skins/default/icons - Upload the .xml and .json file in the repository to the appropriate storage location on your controller. For Vera that's via Apps/Develop Apps/Luup files/
- Create the parent decice instance via the appropriate route. For Vera that's Apps/Develop Apps/Create Device/ and putting "D_Energenie.xml" into the Upnp Device Filename box and the IP address of your Energenie device.
- The child devices will then be created automatically.
While it has been tested, it has not been tested very much and may not support other related devices or those running different firmware.
If you choose to use/customise or just like this plug-in, feel free to say thanks with a coffee or two.. (God knows I drank enough working on this :-))
Once installed, and the IP address added, you should see the 4 controllable socket created as child devices.
Copyright © 2021 Chris Parker (nodecentral)
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