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#Loxone tree how to

The Miniserver keeps these files compressed and only the webserver serves them uncompressed. This can be used to recover files from the SD card directly.ĭecompressMiniserverArchive.py - Decompresses the /commonv2.agz and /images.zip into. ParseLoxoneSD.py - Parse a ZIP compressed disk image of the Micro-SD card. It supports CSV and XML replies and also tries to match the icons. LoxoneWeather.py - A Loxone Weather Service proxy, which uses Darksky instead. LoxoneMonitorServer.py - A Loxone Monitor Server proxy example to simulate the debugging options Loxone has on your server. Also describes the load order of configurations. LoadMiniserverConfigurationFile.py - Load the current configuration from the Miniserver and uncompress it, so it can be opened with a text editor.

#Loxone tree how to

LoadLoxoneMiniserverStatistics.py - Example on how to load the statistics from the Miniserver via FTP and parse the files for further processing. UnpackLoxoneMiniserverFirmwareUpdate.py - Uncompresses an *.upd firmware update, which contains the firmware for the Miniserver as well as an update for the Miniserver filesystem.ĪnalyzeLoxoneExtensionUpdates.py - Analyzes the firmware updates for Loxone extension and devices (Name, Type, Version, CPU, ROM-Usage, RAM-Usage)

Loxone Extensions and devices debug connectors.

I am also providing a collection of Python scripts for the Miniserver, feel free to look into them, to see if they are helpful for you. I've split up the documentation into separate parts to make it easier to read, also because Legacy and NAT protocols are completely independent, you only need to care about the one that matters for you.

Devices: connected to one of the two Tree Busses behind a Tree Extension or via IPv6 868MHz to an Air Base Extension.

Extensions: connected to the Miniserver via the Loxone Link bus.

I talk about three different device types in this document: Inside Loxone Miniserver, Extensions and Devices