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== Background ==
  
 
I have been experimenting with ZWave devices a long time. There are two ZWave controllers I have cast my eye on:
 
I have been experimenting with ZWave devices a long time. There are two ZWave controllers I have cast my eye on:
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Whenever I am getting angry, I want to find out if there is a way in. Maybe a serial interface?  
 
Whenever I am getting angry, I want to find out if there is a way in. Maybe a serial interface?  
 
  
 
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So if you take a Dremel like me and try to open the case, it's quite difficult... You easily cut the case in a way so that you won't be able to reassemble it. :-)
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== Next Attempt ==
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Since I got really angry about having a useless Vera, I decided to build my own.
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Version vom 7. August 2018, 14:22 Uhr

1 Background

I have been experimenting with ZWave devices a long time. There are two ZWave controllers I have cast my eye on:

The prior was using a very weak CPU, was very slow, so I decided against it. The latter, oh yes, It got fucked up. And I bricked it, more or less.

The reason was that the device wanted to install an upgrade imge. As always, upgrades are good. So I triggered the upgrade. Unfortunately the upgrade (legacy, standard Vera firmware from the vendor, directly, no tinkering) was corrupt, returning the Vera into a state where it would not react any more. No more. Period. Not even a reset was possible. Nothing.

Whenever I am getting angry, I want to find out if there is a way in. Maybe a serial interface?

2018-08-06-vera1.jpg 2018-08-06-vera2.jpg

2018-08-06-vera3.jpg 2018-08-06-vera4.jpg

So if you take a Dremel like me and try to open the case, it's quite difficult... You easily cut the case in a way so that you won't be able to reassemble it. :-)

2 Next Attempt

Since I got really angry about having a useless Vera, I decided to build my own.

2018-08-06-vera1 new.jpg 2018-08-06-vera2 new.jpg

2018-08-06-vera3 new.jpg 2018-08-06-vera4 new.jpg