The application is realy stable, you never need to update the firmware again (except if the previous one have failed, Virtual machine) or delete and re-install deconz, even the conbee reset is useless. But the difference with the Pi is that I don't get asked for a password, it goes straight to the authentication dialogue. I do understand the normal operation of TeamViewer - I have about 50 hosts that I manage in about 10 different locations via a TeamViewer connection.

You don't need to delete a device, just re-include it, less informations to ask, easier inclusion. You need to enter both on the remote computer to access the Pi. This command will bring you through the initial setup process, and allow you to connect your Teamviewer account to the Teamviewer for Raspberry Pi program. Step 1: In the Raspberry Pi SSH session, run the sudo teamviewer setup command. If you have deconz with GUI, and the device is visible in deconz but not in the api, you can just set phoscon in permit join again ('add new sensor') and read basic attribute on deconz, (cluster 0x0000), it will trigger an inclusion. To configure Teamviewer on Raspberry Pi, follow the step-by-step instructions below. When you add a device trought phoscon, it enable api core, so the device is added in deconz and the api intercept all informations and add the device in the API database too.īut the API realy need so much information, so the inclusion in the API can failed, there is some trick to avoid that for exemple on Xiaomi press shortly the button every s after the inclusion procedure to prevent the device go to sleep.

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