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Hello, Can anyone provide guidance to solve this issue? My setup: TS-453A Firmware: 4.3.3 beta Aeotec by Aeon Labs USB stick Home Assistant Docker installed via Container station Connected USB stick on the rear top USB port. # lsusb Bus 001 Device 004: ID 0658:0200 Sigma Designs, Inc. Bus 001 Device 003: ID 1005:b155 Apacer Technology, Inc. Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub 'ls /dev/tty.' does not show it. I see similar setups working on Synology without issues.

Does anyone have a similar working setup? For those of you trying to find a similar solution, I was able to get a full automation solution on my NAS working with openHAB. It was a lot easier than expected. 1-SSH into your NAS 2-Install Zwave drive, command: 'insmod /usr/local/modules/cdc-acm.ko” (you must have version 4.3 beta installed) 3-Insert USB wave stick to back port of NAS 4-Query usb bus, command: 'lsusb' 5-You should see 'Bus 001 Device 005: ID 0658:0200 Sigma Designs, Inc.” listed. 6-Search for corresponding serial for Zwave, command: “ls /dev/tty.” 7-You should see “ttyACM0” listed 8-Write down the full directory path, “/dev/ttyACM0” as you will need this information for openHAB zwave binding configuration. 9-Download and manually install the openHAB QPKG (newly release 2.0 version) package for QNAP. 10-Using openHAB GUI, install and configure the zwave binding.

Using the GUI again, enter '/dev/ttyACM0' into the serial port box. All my zwave devices can now be manage via openHAB. I was so pleased to find your post. Thanks for posting! I'm also trying to get an Aeon Labs Z-Stick Series 2 running on my TS-251A.

I am currently running 4.2.4 firmware so it will be interesting to see if I have any success. I have installed OpenHAB 2 which I am liking for everything I could control by network without the Z-Wave devices. The question I have is about the durability of the module installation.

I know in the past things I have installed get blown away by a firmware update. Will I have to reinstall the module after each restart? Sorry if these questions seem inane.

I'm pretty much a monkey see, monkey do guy where it comes to Linux generally and the firmware updates/flash memory part of the QNAPs is a complete mystery. Appreciate any additional light you can shed. Hello, I am also new to Linux, QNAP and Automation. As a quick update, I did manage to get Home Assistant docker image to also access the zwave Aeon Labs Z-Stick. First, I had to SSH into the NAS command line and manually load the docker image with the necessary options.

This should have worked on the GUI, but it didn’t for me. As an example, here is the command I ran from the NAS command line and confirmed to work. Docker run -d -p 8123:8123 -name home-assistant01 -restart=always -net=host -privileged -v /share/CACHEDEV1DATA/Container/hass/hass01/:/config -device /dev/ttyACM0 homeassistant/home-assistant After running the above command, I went back to Container station GUI to manage the image as normal. Yes, it does survive NAS reboots. Regarding reboots, After each NAS reboot the serial port designation would change from ttyACM0 to ttyACM1. You can see this by running 'ls /dev/tty.” from the docker image command line. I also notice this behavior when manually unplugging/reinserting and then reboot the docker image via Container station GUI.

It is annoying, but not a real breaker. As a quick workaround, I simply unplug/reinserting the USB device and again reboot docker image from Container station GUI. That toggles it back.

I am currently testing/learning both automation solutions Home Assistant and OpenHAB using their official docker images without issues. Hope this helps. NAS: TVS-1282-i7K-40G / 4 x 500GB SSD 2.5' / 2 x 500GB M.2 SSD / 8 x 4TB WD Red 3.5' / Corsair H5-SF Watercooling / 3 x 80mm PWM Noctua fans / Corsair 600W PSU / Asus Turbo GTX 1060 6GB GPUSoftware: Plex Media Server / QTransmission / Sonarr / Radarr / Jackett / QMono / Tautulli / OpenHAB / Resilio Sync / QPython / QJDK 8 / NetData / Qapache / SortMyQPKGspfSense Firewall / OpenVPN Server: QOTOM Fanless Mini PC / Core i5 / 8GB RAM / 128GB SSD / 4 Gigabit NICs / AES-NIWireless Routers: 2 x Netgear AC1900 R7000 Nighthawk / Advanced Tomato Firmware. Universe of swords mod. Bocaspbx wrote:For those of you trying to find a similar solution, I was able to get a full automation solution on my NAS working with openHAB. It was a lot easier than expected.

1-SSH into your NAS 2-Install Zwave drive, command: 'insmod /usr/local/modules/cdc-acm.ko” (you must have version 4.3 beta installed) 3-Insert USB wave stick to back port of NAS 4-Query usb bus, command: 'lsusb' 5-You should see 'Bus 001 Device 005: ID 0658:0200 Sigma Designs, Inc.” listed. 6-Search for corresponding serial for Zwave, command: “ls /dev/tty.” 7-You should see “ttyACM0” listed 8-Write down the full directory path, “/dev/ttyACM0” as you will need this information for openHAB zwave binding configuration. 9-Download and manually install the openHAB QPKG (newly release 2.0 version) package for QNAP. 10-Using openHAB GUI, install and configure the zwave binding. Using the GUI again, enter '/dev/ttyACM0' into the serial port box. All my zwave devices can now be manage via openHAB.

This worked well for me, many thanks!! One minor typo 'slusb' in original post should be 'lsusb' - maybe changing that saves someone (like me) some time! NAS: TVS-1282-i7K-40G / 4 x 500GB SSD 2.5' / 2 x 500GB M.2 SSD / 8 x 4TB WD Red 3.5' / Corsair H5-SF Watercooling / 3 x 80mm PWM Noctua fans / Corsair 600W PSU / Asus Turbo GTX 1060 6GB GPUSoftware: Plex Media Server / QTransmission / Sonarr / Radarr / Jackett / QMono / Tautulli / OpenHAB / Resilio Sync / QPython / QJDK 8 / NetData / Qapache / SortMyQPKGspfSense Firewall / OpenVPN Server: QOTOM Fanless Mini PC / Core i5 / 8GB RAM / 128GB SSD / 4 Gigabit NICs / AES-NIWireless Routers: 2 x Netgear AC1900 R7000 Nighthawk / Advanced Tomato Firmware.

NAS: TVS-1282-i7K-40G / 4 x 500GB SSD 2.5' / 2 x 500GB M.2 SSD / 8 x 4TB WD Red 3.5' / Corsair H5-SF Watercooling / 3 x 80mm PWM Noctua fans / Corsair 600W PSU / Asus Turbo GTX 1060 6GB GPUSoftware: Plex Media Server / QTransmission / Sonarr / Radarr / Jackett / QMono / Tautulli / OpenHAB / Resilio Sync / QPython / QJDK 8 / NetData / Qapache / SortMyQPKGspfSense Firewall / OpenVPN Server: QOTOM Fanless Mini PC / Core i5 / 8GB RAM / 128GB SSD / 4 Gigabit NICs / AES-NIWireless Routers: 2 x Netgear AC1900 R7000 Nighthawk / Advanced Tomato Firmware. NAS: TVS-1282-i7K-40G / 4 x 500GB SSD 2.5' / 2 x 500GB M.2 SSD / 8 x 4TB WD Red 3.5' / Corsair H5-SF Watercooling / 3 x 80mm PWM Noctua fans / Corsair 600W PSU / Asus Turbo GTX 1060 6GB GPUSoftware: Plex Media Server / QTransmission / Sonarr / Radarr / Jackett / QMono / Tautulli / OpenHAB / Resilio Sync / QPython / QJDK 8 / NetData / Qapache / SortMyQPKGspfSense Firewall / OpenVPN Server: QOTOM Fanless Mini PC / Core i5 / 8GB RAM / 128GB SSD / 4 Gigabit NICs / AES-NIWireless Routers: 2 x Netgear AC1900 R7000 Nighthawk / Advanced Tomato Firmware. NAS: TVS-1282-i7K-40G / 4 x 500GB SSD 2.5' / 2 x 500GB M.2 SSD / 8 x 4TB WD Red 3.5' / Corsair H5-SF Watercooling / 3 x 80mm PWM Noctua fans / Corsair 600W PSU / Asus Turbo GTX 1060 6GB GPUSoftware: Plex Media Server / QTransmission / Sonarr / Radarr / Jackett / QMono / Tautulli / OpenHAB / Resilio Sync / QPython / QJDK 8 / NetData / Qapache / SortMyQPKGspfSense Firewall / OpenVPN Server: QOTOM Fanless Mini PC / Core i5 / 8GB RAM / 128GB SSD / 4 Gigabit NICs / AES-NIWireless Routers: 2 x Netgear AC1900 R7000 Nighthawk / Advanced Tomato Firmware. Great-dane wrote:I have this working great with my 453 and Openhab2 using a Aeontec G5 zwave stick and the description in this thread. Thanks a lot!

Now, how to deal with NAS restart/reboot? In my setup Openhab2 comes up nicely on its own after restart/reboot of the NAS, but I then every time need to SSH and do the command tricks - and stop+restart the openhab service to get it to 'see' Zwave again. How to fix - or at least automate? Looks like this thread could potentially lead us to a solution but have yet to work out the exact script needed for my 1282. NAS: TVS-1282-i7K-40G / 4 x 500GB SSD 2.5' / 2 x 500GB M.2 SSD / 8 x 4TB WD Red 3.5' / Corsair H5-SF Watercooling / 3 x 80mm PWM Noctua fans / Corsair 600W PSU / Asus Turbo GTX 1060 6GB GPUSoftware: Plex Media Server / QTransmission / Sonarr / Radarr / Jackett / QMono / Tautulli / OpenHAB / Resilio Sync / QPython / QJDK 8 / NetData / Qapache / SortMyQPKGspfSense Firewall / OpenVPN Server: QOTOM Fanless Mini PC / Core i5 / 8GB RAM / 128GB SSD / 4 Gigabit NICs / AES-NIWireless Routers: 2 x Netgear AC1900 R7000 Nighthawk / Advanced Tomato Firmware.

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Aeon Labs, the makers of the Z-Stick, a USB dongle for implementing a Z-Wave controller, don’t seem to provide information on how to get it setup on various operating systems and using it for the OpenZWave library on Mac means that you’ll need to be able to access it through the /dev/ directory. In order to do this on Mavericks, you need to install the latest drivers for the USB stick: http://www.silabs.com/products/mcu/Pages/USBtoUARTBridgeVCPDrivers.aspx

After finishing the install, it should now be visible as /dev/tty.SLAB_USBtoUART if you open a console on OSX and type ls/dev/

From here you can begin to use the Z-Stick by calling on the /dev/tty.SLAB_USBtoUART endpoint.