CUL device on /dev/ttyAMA0

[Morten-WM]

Hi,
I have a SCC that I cannot get to work with the basic wmbusmeters daemon on a raspberry pi - and 'activated' the SCC with the gpio-pin, so it is flashing its LED.
I had it detected in fhem(https://fhem.de/) but don't need the excessive functionality of fhem, so I'm now attempting to go with the bare wmbusmeters daemon.
I have removed the fhem package and downloaded, compiled (configure; make; make install) wmbusmeters, and started the daemon.
Probing with auto did not find anything, and knowing the device and port, I have changed /etc/wmbusmeters.conf to contain

loglevel=trace
device=/dev/ttyAMA0:cul:t1,s1,c1
donotprobe=all

and get the following output:

(lookup) with file/hex "/dev/ttyAMA0" cul
(serial) check if /dev/ttyAMA0 can be accessed
(serial) tty /dev/ttyAMA0 can be accessed
(serial) before config: /dev/ttyAMA0 speed(B38400) input() output() control(CLOCAL|CREAD|CSIZE) local() special_chars() modem(DTR|RTS|CTS)
(serial) EVENT thread interrupted
(serial) after config: /dev/ttyAMA0 speed(B38400) input() output() control(CLOCAL|CREAD|CSIZE) local() special_chars() modem(DTR|RTS|CTS)
(serialtty) opened /dev/ttyAMA0 fd 4 (detect cul)
(serial /dev/ttyAMA0) sent "560D0A"
(serial) received binary "5620312E36372043534D3836380D0A"
(cul) probe response "V 1.67 CSM868<0D><0A>"
(serial /dev/ttyAMA0) sent "560D0A"
(serial) EVENT thread interrupted
(serial) received binary "5620312E36372043534D3836380D0A"
(cul) probe response "V 1.67 CSM868<0D><0A>"
(serial /dev/ttyAMA0) sent "560D0A"
(serial) EVENT thread interrupted
(serial) received binary "5620312E36372043534D3836380D0A"
(cul) probe response "V 1.67 CSM868<0D><0A>"
(serial) EVENT thread interrupted
(serialtty) closed /dev/ttyAMA0 (detect cul)
(cul) are you there? no

Can anyone interpret that as to why the CUL device is not being detected?

Best regards,
Morten

[Morten-WM]

Full log-file wmbusmeters-trace.log

[avandorp]

I had a CUL device once and as far as I can remember it can't scan for different modes simultaneously. I'd start with one mode and add more later. I would also remove/comment out the donotprobe line. Regarding /dev/ttyAMA0: Is that the correct device?