Hi George,

Have you tried jssc for serial connections? It controls both serial pins (using /dev/) and serial over usb. You would be able to use the 1.0 then.

Cheers,
John

This looks like maybe a bug in the Pi4J Java code and not in the application.

As far as i known the Pi4J library caches the pinmodes at the moment they are being initialized just in case you re-initialize a pin it throws an exception.

The error is an error showing that a certain entry in an Java Array does not exist at position 128, and hence throws an index out of bounds exception. I would discuss this one with the Pi4J developer as it is the Pi4J lib throwing the exception.

I'm proud to announce that of yesterday the first server release including support for UniPi has been released.

Details of how to use UniPi within PiDome has been described on this page: http://pidome.org/support/manual/device ... oards.html

Any questions regarding the support can be posted in the forum at: http://forum.pidome.org/viewforum.php?id=13

I will b also watching this forum and will try to answer as many questions as possible.

I'm proud to announce that of yesterday the first server release including support for UniPi has been released.

Details of how to use UniPi within PiDome has been described on this page: http://pidome.org/support/manual/device ... oards.html

Any questions regarding the support can be posted in the forum at: http://forum.pidome.org/viewforum.php?id=13

I will b also watching this forum and will try to answer as many questions as possible.

Currently i'm busy with the implementation of supporting UniPi within PiDome. I will be doing a blog post very soon including on how to use it.