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The CS375/CS275 and CS375 have a serial port onboard. I tried to communicate using the pynx584 library.
First I started having trouble reading the serial port. After going to 2400 baud I can read the data. After buying a new serial-usb converter I could go to 4800.
It seems to to me that transmitting commands to the CSx75 does not work. But I do not understand why. When connected, I get only these output:
Hi, I'm having CS575 panel too with onboard RS232 port as well.
I tested pynx584 program that has been successfully installed on Raspberry pi Zero that is connected to the panel through a USB to serial converter (see below reference)
Serial converter is working properly when Panel RS232 is set to "Printer" mode. See the following snapshot:
The other two options are: "Serial" and "Serial STU". The last one should be the proprietary PHAST protocol for which it is required additional hardware to get communicating.
I guess I have tried any combination to get pynx584 working, without success (see images below):
Zone status is always empty!
@choeflake How did you get the outputs you mentioned?
The CS375/CS275 and CS375 have a serial port onboard. I tried to communicate using the pynx584 library.
First I started having trouble reading the serial port. After going to 2400 baud I can read the data. After buying a new serial-usb converter I could go to 4800.
It seems to to me that transmitting commands to the CSx75 does not work. But I do not understand why. When connected, I get only these output:
The log starts with:
Needless to say that arm/disarm does nothing. The log shows a 'sending queued', but no reponse.
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