# FS20Receiver
Component Type: Sensor (Subcategory: Home Control)
The FS20Receiver receives commands of the home automation system FS20 for ELV Electronics. Depending on the received commands, events will be fired.
FS20 Receiver Plugin
# Requirements
This component requires the FS20 PCE Receiver connected to a USB port.
FS20 PCE Receiver
# Supported OSes
Windows (x86,x64), Linux (x86, x64, arm(Raspberry Pi)), Mac OSX(x86, x64)
# Notes on Linux platform
If you installed AsTeRICS as package, all necessary permission already set. If you built AsTeRICS on your own, please type following command on a terminal window:
sudo echo ‘ATTRS{idProduct}==“e015”, ATTRS{idVendor}==“18ef”, MODE=“0660”, GROUP=“plugdev”’ > /etc/udev/rules.d/50-asterics-fs20.rules
Onw additional command is necessary if you work on ARM based platforms (RaspberryPi, BananaPi,…):
sudo ln -sf /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libudev.so.1 /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libudev.so.0
Afterwards, unplug and plug in the FS20 device and restart AsTeRICS.
# Output Port Description
- fs20command [string]: The received FS20 command will be send out of the plugin. The data has the following format: housecode_sendaddress_command, e.g. 11111111_3343_17
# Event Trigger Description
Each received command triggers an event, being mapped to this command. The following table will describe this events:
Command Mapping
Event
Command
Off
0
Level1
1
Level2
2
Level3
3
Level4
4
Level5
5
Level6
6
Level7
7
Level8
8
Level9
9
Level10
10
Level11
11
Level12
12
Level13
13
Level14
14
Level15
15
Level16
16
OnOldLevel
17
Toggle
18
Dim Up
19
Dim Down
20
Dim Up and Down
21
Program internal timer
22
Off for timer then old brightness level
24
On for timer then off
25
On old brightness level for timer then off
26
On for timer then old brightness level
30
On for old level then previous state
31
# Properties
- housecode [integer] The housecode, the system should react on. The housecode has 8 digits, each from 1 to 4. This property influences the event triggers, but not the fs20command output port.
- sendaddress [integer] The sendaddress, the system should react on. The sendaddress has 4 digits, each from 1 to 4. This property influences the event triggers, but not the fs20command output port.