ener314rt-debug

Test program to diagnose issues with ener314rt and node.

This code runs completely independently of the node module it is based on, and contains a clone of the energenie-ener314rt v0.3.2 code, but with debug output enabled.

Check you have node installed, at least version 10

$ node -v

To install and compile code

$ wget https://github.com/Achronite/ener314rt-debug/archive/master.zip
$ unzip master.zip
$ cd ener314*
$ node-gyp rebuild

If you do not have node-gyp, please install using $ npm install -g node-gyp

To run

$ node test.js

The program will continue until manually stopped (use Ctrl-C).

This program:

• does a continuous on/off switch of 1 OOK device (every 14 seconds) - You can use this to teach a 'control' or 'green button' device.
• executes the monitor thread for FSK devices
• outputs any FSK messages received
• returns a list of discovered FSK devices every 30 seconds.

You can use the test.js file as a basis for creating a node module, but please utilise the released module energenie-ener314rt instead of the cloned code here to ensure you have the latest version.

Example output

pi@raspberrypi:~/ener314rt-debug-master $ node test.js
napi_energenie.Init() called
radio-test: Initialising
init_ener314(): initialising
init_ener314(): mutex created & locked
radio_init
radio_ver=36
radio_standby
_wait_ready
radio_standby
_wait_ready
radio-test: N-API radio_init returned 0
radio-test: switching 1:1:true
ook_send: Zone=1, Switch=1, state=1
_wait_ready
radio_mod_transmit()
_wait_ready
_wait_txready
radio_send_payload(): 20 tx payloads
|**|*|*|*|*|*|*|*|*|**|*|*|*|*|*|*|*|*|*|**_wait_ready
radio-test: switching 1:1:false
ook_send: Zone=1, Switch=1, state=0
radio_mod_transmit()
_wait_ready
_wait_txready
radio_send_payload(): 20 tx payloads
*|*|*|*|*|*|*|*|*|*|**|*|*|*|*|*|*|*|*|**|*_wait_ready
openthings_deviceList(): called
openthings_deviceList(): Returning: {"numDevices":0, "devices":[
]}
radio-test: deviceList={"numDevices":0, "devices":[
]}
^C

Troubleshooting

radio_ver=0: Check that your card is installed correctly, and that you do not have hardware SPI enabled. On raspbian if the hardware SPI driver was loaded, you will see the device /dev/spidev0.0. If you see this, you will need to switch hardware SPI OFF.

About

Raise any bugs/queries here: https://github.com/Achronite/ener314rt-debug/issues

@Achronite - January 2020, uses energenie-ener314rt v0.3.2