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In this tutorial we will setup an ENOSAR Pi and configure it to retrieve EnOcean Messages sent from a button.
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## Prerequisits
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- Java Knowledge
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- OSGi Knowledge
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- Maven Knowledge
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- Git Knowledge
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## Components
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You need:
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Press update and now our ENOSAR PI knows ho to handle the telegrams comming from our PEHA switch device.
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### Code a EnOcean listener
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We provide a template project. Download the code and
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- Copy project into your git repository and rename the directory to your new package name (e.g. org.enosar.application.tutorialenocean)
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- Import the project into eclipse (Import -> Git -> From existing local repository)
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- Rename the java package name to your new package name
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- Rename the module settings in the pom.xml (artifactId, groupId, Activator qualified name and private packages)
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- Build the project with mvn clean install |
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