ozwcp - OpenZWave Control Panel

       ozwcp  was written by Greg Satz <satz@iranger.com> and maintained by Justin Hammond <justin@dynam.ac> and
       other contributors.

       This manual page was written by Dara Adib <daradib@ocf.berkeley.edu> for the Debian project (but  may  be
       used by others).

       OpenZWave Control Panel (ozwcp) permits users to query, manage, and monitor Z-Wave nodes and networks. It
       provides  a web-based user interface.  Some example uses include adding/removing nodes, testing commands,
       and viewing/changing node configuration parameters.

       Once started, use a web browser to connect to the host:port that ozwcp is listening on. By  default  this
       is  <http://localhost:8090/>.   Enter  the device path, for example /dev/ttyACM0, and press "Initialize".
       Note that many Z-Wave USB sticks act as serial devices, and if so, the USB box should not be checked.

       ozwcp must be able to exclusively read/write to the controller.  Typically this  means  running  under  a
       user  that  is  a  member  of  the  device  group,  for example dialout for serial ports, or changing the
       permissions of the device file.  Running as root should also work but is  not  recommended.   Stop  other
       programs that may be using the device before initializing.

/etc/openzwave
              OpenZWave configuration files.

       /usr/share/openzwave-controlpanel
              Static files for the web server.

       ozwcache_*.xml
              Cache of the current network configuration, formerly zwcfg_*.xml.

       OZW_Log.txt
              OpenZWave log file, useful for debugging.

       ozwcp - OpenZWave Control Panel

-d     Enable debugging.

       -pport
              Listen on the specified port instead of 8090.

/usr/share/doc/openzwave-controlpanel/README

                                                   2016-12-24                                           OZWCP(1)

ozwcp [-d] [-pport]