Windows GUI/Controller for MySensors
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Yes, looks really nice!
Seems to be written in TK so cross-platform, even better!
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Wow...really nice. Cant wait to give it a go!
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wow, this is something!
would really love to set this up at home!
i also can't wait for your link to appear, really exited ! -
Yeah, really looks nice!
Can't wait too for the link and more info about de OTA bootloader.
I'm making some industrial opensources sensor based on MySensor and my current bootloader don't have an OTA Bootloader. So it would be greate with your Bootloader and your application! -
Will this program act like a controller (take the place of Vera?) and handle automation logic?
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hi all,
here is the first alpha version of the MYSController (I changed the name).
There are still lots of things that need to be done and some bugs :), but feel free to give it a try. I included the modified bootloader (flash according to the settings in the fuses.txt file) and two example .hexs for testing/uploading. From my experience, the OTA works better/faster using the serial gateway.
Cheers,
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here is the first alpha version of the MYSController
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Saw it was a Windows executable but did give it a try on Linux:
wine MYSController.exeAnd the GUI comes up nicely!
I can not select the serial port yet, so could not test it further, likely have to do some mapping in wine.
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OK, Thank's!
The GUI doesn't work on mac with wine. The program is running good but do not recognize the usb device (even with a symbolic link to wine,...). Is it possible to get the program on mac?
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I can not select the serial port yet, so could not test it further, likely have to do some mapping in wine.
Took some time to find out but after:
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Adding a mapping from the Linux serial port to the Wine dosdevice configuration:
ln -s /dev/serial/by-id/usb-FTDI_FT232R_USB_UART_* ~/.wine/dosdevices/COM3 -
Adding to ~/.wine/system.reg:
[Hardware\\Devicemap\\Serialcomm] 1231984861 @="" "Serial0"="COM1" "Serial1"="COM2" "Serial2"="COM3"I could start MYSController.exe and select COM3 and get:

But after pressing OK things look to work however:

@tekka : Thanks!
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I can not select the serial port yet, so could not test it further, likely have to do some mapping in wine.
Took some time to find out but after:
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Adding a mapping from the Linux serial port to the Wine dosdevice configuration:
ln -s /dev/serial/by-id/usb-FTDI_FT232R_USB_UART_* ~/.wine/dosdevices/COM3 -
Adding to ~/.wine/system.reg:
[Hardware\\Devicemap\\Serialcomm] 1231984861 @="" "Serial0"="COM1" "Serial1"="COM2" "Serial2"="COM3"I could start MYSController.exe and select COM3 and get:

But after pressing OK things look to work however:

@tekka : Thanks!
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