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I am just migrating from OZW to Z-Wave JS. I am running OZW on two dedicated RPIs spread over my house to cover all devices. Due to concrete walls and ceilings, I am not able to cover the house with one RPI. I am running HA on an Intel server in my basement. How can install Z-Wave JS headless on the RPIs? Can I connect them with the HA integration by ws://ip-address:3000? Thanks in advance! |
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You can run the Z-Wave driver on another host than where HA is installed, but I don't know how since I don't use HA. |
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zwave-js-server is the headless application that HA wants to talk to The zwave-js-server README includes basic instructions on how to set it up if you want to do it on the command line, with some additional info in an open issue on that repo. What isn't covered is how to set it up as a service to auto run, or how to setup dependencies, but those can be figured out with some Googling. There's also at least one docker image available in DockerHub to run zwave-js-server |
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This is answered in the HA docs for the integration. Either run zwavejs2mqtt (installed the way you want) or use the standalone server as Raman has described. |
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Thank you to you all for helping. I tried to install it zwave-js and zwave-js-server without docker but I was not successful also with some Googling. I ran following commands: I tried to ran ts-node src/bin/server.ts /dev/ttyACM0 but it didn't work. What did I miss? Thanks |
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Got it up and running... |
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This is answered in the HA docs for the integration. Either run zwavejs2mqtt (installed the way you want) or use the standalone server as Raman has described.