Stephen Early

You would not see a /dev/dali device unless you set up udev rules to create one, and it would just be a symlink to the hiddev device you mention. daliserver...

No. daliserver cannot drive the Hasseb DALI interface, the USB protocol is completely different.

Unfortunately there is no standard for DALI over USB, so every manufacturer does it differently. daliserver can only drive the Tridonic and Lunatone interfaces because they are actually the same...

Huh. I've been writing a new driver for the DALI USB that also does its best to reconstruct commands and responses that it sees on the bus. In some circumstances,...

You are probably right. I did a small project in kicad recently that worked ok, perhaps I should have a go at a USB device or a Raspberry Pi HAT.

In particular, it would be nice to have support in the network protocol even if we don't yet know how to get the device to send them!

I don't have a test rig to do reverse-engineering on the DALI-USB at the moment. (I've had to put my test device into service because one of the ones in...

I've done some more testing using VirtualBox, masterCONFIGURATOR and Wireshark. Relevant to this issue: ``` 178 1494.128499 host 1.10.2 120600040000010300 eD 000103 A0 eD command 3 undefined 180 1494.154283 1.10.1...

Interesting. I'll have to borrow a storage scope to see what's actually going on on the wire when one of these frames is sent. Unfortunately the Lunatone documentation doesn't appear...

I believe Tridonic are resellers of these devices; the original manufacturer appears to be [Lunatone](http://lunatone.at/en/dali-systems/interfaces/). Contacting them can't hurt, but I strongly suspect I will be ignored. I haven't found...