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X10 - CMA15A
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X10 - CMA15A
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I've been working on getting my new CM15A working on my linux box. Using Niel Cherry's code (after a few small changes), I now have a working, selectable version of the CM15A driver for my 2.4.X kernel, as well as a CM15D daemon that allows me to share the device with multiple clients at once. I haven't quite gotten it to actualy send commands yet, but its great at recieving them! If anyone has more info on ways to send data to allow it to go into other modes, I'd love you long time if you send it to me. In particular, if its even possable, I'd love any codes that allow it to recieve X10 Powerhouse codes (for things like door sensors and secure-id keytags used with X10 alarm systems). Anyway... hope you enjoy this! |