CUL¶
This module supports the CUL devices with CULFW running on them.
It's very early code, and not finished, usable yet.
If you want to help me finish it, go right ahead...
CUNO¶
There are different type of devices, this is the CUNO, but there are others only supporting USB for example.
- CSM-Radio - m644 cpu with 868/433 MHz radio (or equivalent Zigbee module)
- USB - MCP2200 (ACM)
- OneWire? host DS2482 @ RJ10 - 4p4c
- Ethernet - ENC28J60 with PoE option
- MicroSD connector
- Bootloader switch
- 3x multi purpose led
- MiniUSB / RJ45 sockets
- 6ISP connector
- RP-SMA edge-pinheader
- Powered over USB or Ethernet
- Plastic housing available
How to flash firmware in CUNO¶
Install required software.
$ sudo apt-get install avrdude avr-libc
Check port, insert the USB-Cable while pressing the micro-switch on the back.
ls -l /dev/ttyA* crw-rw---- 1 root dialout 166, 0 2011-09-01 19:29 /dev/ttyACM0
Download firmware and unpack
$ cd ~install $ wget http://www.koeniglich.de/culfw/culfw-1.43.tar.gz $ tar xzvf culfw-1.43.tar.gz $ cd culfw-1.43
Or if you want to download the latest revision, you need to use CVS download
$ sudo apt-get install cvs $ cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.berlios.de:/cvsroot/culfw login $ cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.berlios.de:/cvsroot/culfw co culfw $ cd culfw
Continue with flash
$ vi CHANGED $ cd Devices/CUNO $ ls apps-conf.h Bootloader CUNO.c makefile board.h clock-arch.h CUNO.hex uip-conf.h $ vi makefile
change port
AVRDUDE_PORT to /dev/ttyACM0
and if you want to try out new ethernet code
AVRDUDE_WRITE_FLASH = -U flash:w:CUNO_1.43_ethersex.hex
Compile and flash firmware:
$ make usbprogram
Compiling C: CUNO.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/cc1100.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/clock.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/delay.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/display.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/stringfunc.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/fncollection.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/ringbuffer.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/rf_send.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/rf_asksin.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/rf_receive.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/rf_router.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/fht.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/fastrf.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/memory.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/serial.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/ttydata.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/ethernet.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/tcplink.c
Compiling C: ../../avr-uip/drivers/enc28j60/enc28j60.c
Compiling C: ../../avr-uip/drivers/enc28j60/network.c
Compiling C: ../../avr-uip/uip/uip.c
Compiling C: ../../avr-uip/uip/uip_arp.c
Compiling C: ../../avr-uip/uip/uiplib.c
Compiling C: ../../avr-uip/uip/psock.c
Compiling C: ../../avr-uip/uip/timer.c
Compiling C: ../../avr-uip/uip/uip-neighbor.c
Compiling C: ../../avr-uip/apps/dhcpc/dhcpc.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/ntp.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/spi.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/twimaster.c
Compiling C: ../../clib/onewire.c
Linking: CUNO.elf
Creating load file for EEPROM: CUNO.eep
avrdude -p atmega644p -P /dev/ttyACM0 -b 38400 -c avr109 -U flash:w:CUNO.hex
Connecting to programmer: .
Found programmer: Id = "AVRBOOT"; type = S
Software Version = 0.8; No Hardware Version given.
Programmer supports auto addr increment.
Programmer supports buffered memory access with buffersize=256 bytes.
Programmer supports the following devices:
Device code: 0x46
avrdude: AVR device initialized and ready to accept instructions
Reading | ################################################## | 100% 0.01s
avrdude: Device signature = 0x1e960a
avrdude: NOTE: FLASH memory has been specified, an erase cycle will be performed
To disable this feature, specify the -D option.
avrdude: current erase-rewrite cycle count is -41566 (if being tracked)
avrdude: erasing chip
avrdude: reading input file "CUNO.hex"
avrdude: input file CUNO.hex auto detected as Intel Hex
avrdude: writing flash (29202 bytes):
Writing | ################################################## | 100% 9.15s
avrdude: 29202 bytes of flash written
avrdude: verifying flash memory against CUNO.hex:
avrdude: load data flash data from input file CUNO.hex:
avrdude: input file CUNO.hex auto detected as Intel Hex
avrdude: input file CUNO.hex contains 29202 bytes
avrdude: reading on-chip flash data:
Reading | ################################################## | 100% 8.00s
avrdude: verifying ...
avrdude: 29202 bytes of flash verified
avrdude done. Thank you.
I had to reprogram the Ip address after the upgrade, also DHCP client mode didn't work, so here a few notes to remind me next update:
CUNO setup:
This section describes how to setup CUN for ethernet access with the following settings: DCHP client: off
IP address/netmask: 192.168.178.18/255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.178.1
NTP server: 192.168.178.10
Time zone offset: GMT+1
Connect CUN to your PC via USB. On Linux a device /dev/ttyACM0 will appear (on subsequent experiments, the device may be named /dev/ttyACM1, /dev/ttyACM2 and so forth). Use screen /dev/ttyACM1 to talk to CUN and screen /dev/ttyACM1 38400 for CUNO.
Enter the following commands:
V output version, e.g. V 1.43 CUNO868
Wid00 disable DHCP
Rid
Wia192.168.31.126 set IP address
Ria
Wig192.168.31.1 set gateway
Rig
Win255.255.255.0 set netmask
Rin
WiN192.168.31.2 set NTP server
RiN
Wio02 set time zone offset
Rio
En request time from NTP server
c03 show date and timeslot
The Ri commands read back what you've just written to eeprom.
Reboot CUN and connect to it via telnet 192.168.178.18 2323.
FS20¶
Decoding of FS20 messages is working, controlling FS20 devices needs to be implemented.
EM1000¶
Decoding of EM1000-S, GS and GZ is working.
FHT80b¶
As of revision r649 decoding of FHT80 messages is working.
Settings needed to be implemented.
| Day-Temp | The default temperature if someone is home |
| Night-Temp | The minimum temperature when heating is off |
| Desired-Temp | Triggered by schema, or if you set it manually |
| WindowOpen-Temp | When window opened temperature may drop to this value before heating is on |
| Mode | Switch schema in FHT on/off (auto is on, man is off) |
| LowTemp-Offset | Unknown |
| Manu-Temp | Temperature set manually |
| Day | Set time of FHT80 |
| Year | Set time of FHT80 |
| Month | Set time of FHT80 |
| Hour | Set time of FHT80 |
| Minute | Set time of FHT80 |
1-Wire¶
Some notes about 1-Wire support by CUNO will be put here....
Init 1-wire sub system:2011/09/01 20:12:27 [CUL] > Oi
2011/09/06 11:11:18 [CUL] < R:BE00080171F05110
2011/09/06 11:11:18 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:11:18 [CUL] < R:B1000801C03FF110
2011/09/06 11:11:18 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:11:18 [CUL] < R:12000801C040F910
2011/09/06 11:11:18 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:11:18 [CUL] < D: 3
2011/09/06 11:11:18 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:11:18 [CUL] < OK
2011/09/06 11:11:18 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
@2011/09/01 20:13:02 [CUL] > Rb
2011/09/01 20:13:02 [CUL] < R0000 = 01 / 1
b - Reset OneWire Bus; Returns:
0 - No Device connected
1 - One or more Devices connected
2 - Short detected on OneWire Bus
@
2011/09/06 11:13:05 [CUL] > Of
2011/09/06 11:13:07 [CUL] < R:BE00080171F05110
2011/09/06 11:13:07 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:13:07 [CUL] < R:B1000801C03FF110
2011/09/06 11:13:07 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:13:07 [CUL] < R:12000801C040F910
2011/09/06 11:13:07 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:13:07 [CUL] < D: 3
2011/09/06 11:13:07 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
If you enable HMS DS1820 support, it start sending these messages, and doesn't stop doing that, they flood.
So as I look at it now, 1-Wire support of CUNO is useless.
2011/09/06 11:20:53 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:20:53 [CUL] < HF00101300200FF
2011/09/06 11:20:53 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:20:53 [CUL] < HF00201350200FF
2011/09/06 11:20:53 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:20:53 [CUL] < HF00301400200FF
2011/09/06 11:20:53 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:20:53 [CUL] < HF00101350200FF
2011/09/06 11:20:53 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:20:53 [CUL] < HF00201350200FF
2011/09/06 11:20:53 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:20:53 [CUL] < HF00301400200FF
2011/09/06 11:20:53 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:20:54 [CUL] < HF00101350200FF
2011/09/06 11:20:54 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:20:54 [CUL] < HF00201350200FF
2011/09/06 11:20:54 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:20:54 [CUL] < HF00301400200FF
2011/09/06 11:20:54 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:20:54 [CUL] < HF00101350200FF
2011/09/06 11:20:54 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:20:54 [CUL] < HF00201350200FF
2011/09/06 11:20:54 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:20:54 [CUL] < HF00301400200FF
2011/09/06 11:20:54 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
2011/09/06 11:20:54 [CUL] < HF00101300200FF
2011/09/06 11:20:54 [CUL] Unknown/unsupported message format received!
Related Resources¶
- http://busware.de/tiki-index.php?page=CUNO
- http://www.koeniglich.de/culfw/culfw.html
- http://www.koeniglich.de/culfw/commandref.html
FHT80¶
Comment¶
Added by rdnzl 6 months ago
Status update:
FS20 decoding is working.
2011/08/30 08:49:58 [CUL] < F51B73011E7
2011/08/30 08:49:58 [CUL] FS20 message received with address '51B730' (221234241411) and command 'On' rssi: 231EM1000 is working.
2011/08/30 09:05:57 [CUL] < E0101E30100000000001B
2011/08/30 09:05:57 [CUL] EM message received sensor 'EM1000-S' [01] with address '01' cumulated value: 0100 last: 0000 top: 0000 msg count: 227FHT TFK (door/window sensor) decoding is also working.
2011/08/30 08:53:57 [CUL] < TABDA9502F4
2011/08/30 08:53:57 [CUL] FHT TFK message received with address 'ABDA95', status 'Closed' and battery level 'Ok'FHT80 decoding is 99.9% done.
2011/08/31 09:02:47 [CUL] < T1E1900A60006 2011/08/31 09:02:47 [CUL] FHT message received with address '1E19' command 'Actuator' (0) value 'SyncNow' RSSI: 6 2011/08/31 09:02:47 [CUL] < T594A4269C022 2011/08/31 09:02:47 [CUL] FHT message received with address '594A' command 'Measured-Low' (42) value '19.2' RSSI: 34 2011/08/31 09:02:47 [CUL] < T594A43690022 2011/08/31 09:02:47 [CUL] FHT message received with address '594A' command 'Measured-High' (43) value '0' RSSI: 34 2011/08/31 09:02:47 [CUL] < T594A44690022 2011/08/31 09:02:47 [CUL] FHT message received with address '594A' command 'Warnings' (44) value '0' RSSI: 34 2011/08/31 09:02:47 [CUL] Warnings: None, Battery: Ok LowTemp: Ok Sensor: Ok Window: Closed
Updated by: rdnzl, Updated 5 months ago
Access count: 785 since 2011-08-25
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