quantum-inc / eny-devkit

eny Development Kit

Connect eny with your own products / services

https://www.quantum.ne.jp/eny/
GET STARTED WITH ENY DEVELOPER KIT

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Tested on

• Mac / Raspberry PI
• python 2.7 / 3.5

Setup

1. Install FTDI driver from http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/D2XX.htm
2. Install requirements.txt
   • pip install -r requirements.txt
   • OR you can install as "eny" command line > python setup.py install
3. Check eny serial number
   
4. Connect eny USB host with PC
5. Register eny device
   • ./eny.py pair add F1234567 # THE SERIAL NUMBER
6. Click the eny button!
   • ./eny.py listen

Usage eny.py

# Show help
./eny.py -h
./eny.py pair -h

# Listen mode, ctl-c to exit
./eny.py listen

# View all pairing devices
./eny.py pair view

# Add new device
./eny.py pair add FFF00001

# Delete the device from pairing
./eny.py pair del 01

# Reset all pairing devices
./eny.py pair reset

# Get the host reciever ID
./eny.py get_id

# (Optional)
# Port name like /dev/ttyUSB*
./eny.py --port /dev/ttyUSB*
# Serial baudrate
./eny.py --baudrate 115200

Sample IFTTT

1. Connect IFTTT Maker channel
   • https://ifttt.com/services/maker/settings
2. Copy your secret
   • https://maker.ifttt.com/use/YOUR_SECRET
3. Run
   • ./sample_ifttt.py YOUR_SECRET

Sample LED Blink on Raspberry PI

1. Wire Raspberry PI and LED
   
2. Require GPIO Library
   • sudo apt-get install python-rpi.gpio
3. And Run, might need sudo
   • ./sample_blink.py