A couple of questions (which are probably answered in the forum, but OMG does this forum have poor searching capabilities).
I'm in the process of migrating from an ancient Windows XPE box to a small Linux box for my HS3 hardware. I'm well along in this process, in the sense that I have HS3 running on an RPI3, have successfully imported a backup from my Windows-based system, and have started to install and configure my plugins. My Insteon plugin is up next for implementation. I have the plugin installed and configured to use /dev/ttyUSB0. The plugin can see the controller, but I'm seeing the following message:
** The currently attached Insteon interface has a different address than the interface
** that was last attached/used to program the system. Insteon communications are address
** specific. In order for your system to operate properly you must use the original interface
** or use the 'Program Replacement / Swap Interface' option below if replacing the original.
I'm in the process of migrating from an ancient Windows XPE box to a small Linux box for my HS3 hardware. I'm well along in this process, in the sense that I have HS3 running on an RPI3, have successfully imported a backup from my Windows-based system, and have started to install and configure my plugins. My Insteon plugin is up next for implementation. I have the plugin installed and configured to use /dev/ttyUSB0. The plugin can see the controller, but I'm seeing the following message:
** The currently attached Insteon interface has a different address than the interface
** that was last attached/used to program the system. Insteon communications are address
** specific. In order for your system to operate properly you must use the original interface
** or use the 'Program Replacement / Swap Interface' option below if replacing the original.
- I'm trying hard not to interrupt existing services. Can I run two Insteon 2413U modems, one on my old system and one on the new system while I'm in the process of converting?
- In this forum I've seen multiple references to the Insteon "Hub" when searching for the answer to the question above. Can the plugin use an Insteon Hub instead of a serial/usb modem? (or were the references to something else?
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