Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of WikiStart

Timestamp:

2011-08-04 16:36:31 (13 years ago)

Author:

mcvflorin

Comment:

--

WikiStart

@@ -1 +1 @@
 = Honeywell Ademco Vista Alarm Panels Plugin via AD2USB =
+Plugin for basic integration with the Honeywell Ademco Vista panels via the AD2USB keypad emulator.
 
-Files (latest version):
+=== Current Version ===
+1.0 Beta
+
+=== Compatible Products ===
+* All the Honeywell Ademco Vista alarm panels that AD2USB supports.
+
+=== Installation ===
+1. Download these files on your computer:
 * [[http://code.mios.com/svn_public/mios_vista-alarm-panel-ad2usb/D_VistaAlarmPanel1.json | D_VistaAlarmPanel1.json]]
 * [[http://code.mios.com/svn_public/mios_vista-alarm-panel-ad2usb/D_VistaAlarmPanel1.xml | D_VistaAlarmPanel1.xml]]
@@ -10 +18 @@
 * [[http://code.mios.com/svn_public/mios_vista-alarm-panel-ad2usb/S_AlarmPartition2.xml | S_AlarmPartition2.xml]]
 * [[http://code.mios.com/svn_public/mios_vista-alarm-panel-ad2usb/S_VistaAlarmPanel1.xml | S_VistaAlarmPanel1.xml]]
+
+2. On the Vera dashboard, go to ''MiOS Developers'' -> ''Luup Files'' and upload all 8 files you downloaded.
+3. If ''Restart Luup after upload'' is checked, uncheck it, then click ''GO''.
+4. Go to ''Create Device''; in the ''!UpnpDevFilename'' field enter ''D_VistaAlarmPanel1.xml'' and in the ''Description'' field enter ''Honeywell Ademco Vista'' (or any name you want). Press the ''Create Device'' button.
+5. Restart Luup by clicking the curving arrows in upper right corner in the dashboard.
+6. After Luup has restarted, reload the web page. (best use <Ctrl + F5> to do so)
+
+=== Usage ===
+
+=== Notes ===
+
+=== Debugging ===
+By default, the plugin logs only the important events, like alarms and errors. To enable verbose logging go to the ''Advanced'' tab in the panel device's Toolbox and set the ''!DebugMode'' to ''1'' then restart Luup.
+
+'''How to see the logs:'''
+
+You can find how to see the logs here:
+
+http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Logs
+
+It is recommended to look only for the log entries with levels ''01'' (errors) and ''50'' (Lua):
+{{{
+tail -f LuaUPnP.log | grep '^01\|^50'
+}}}