The brand new RaZberry did arrive last week. It works like a charm with ago control. Just make sure to use “/dev/ttyAMA0” as device in the “zwave” config section. Kudos to the folks from Z-Wave.Me for this very nice piece …
Thanks to apagg there is a Raspberry Pi GPIO device interface available: http://www.agocontrol.com/trac/browser/agocontrol/agocontrol/devices/raspiGPIO/raspiGPIO.py That makes it very easy and cheap to start with home automation. Just attach relays and binary sensors to the GPIO ports of the Raspberry Pi and configure …
We’ve added rain8net device support for the commonly used units from WGL Design: http://www.wgldesigns.com/rain8pc.html More information is provided in the forum thread: http://www.agocontrol.com/forum/general-discussion/rain8net-support-added/
We’ll receive samples of the RaZberry Z-Wave add on for the Raspberry Pi soon. So you can expect them to work flawlessly with ago control. You can find more information regarding the module here: http://razberry.zwave.me
Current packages for the Raspberrry Pi can be found on our mirror. You can install them via apt-get. Add the following to the sources list: deb http://mirror.at.agocontrol.com/debian wheezy main Next run an “apt-get update” and “apt-get install agocontrol agocontrol-admin“. Please …