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General => Installation issues => Topic started by: fibres on July 03, 2012, 03:48:23 am
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Hi Guys
I have today finally recieved the remaing bits I needed to have a play with Zwave.
After a few hours of fighting I found that the com port needed setting for the zwave device to work and one of my Duwi Doro dimmers was faulty.
I now have one Duwi Doro dimmer and one Duwi Doro Switch working fine.
I then went onto try and connect up the MK Astral 2G switch. This is where I hit a brick wall. No matter what I do I can only get the system to recognise a single switch.
It appears to include it ok. Both lights flash green three times. But only the one gets added. The one that gets added when I press the button on the switch it flashed green 3 times when switching light on and off. The second switch does not flash just turns the light on or off. From Dianemo I only see one light switch and this only turns the first switch in the dual gang on or off.
Anyone got any ideas on this one?
I have tried adding this on its own to the system and still have the same problem.
Regards
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Classic case of RTFM from top to bottom.
In particular the wiki page on zwave devices where I would have seen the bit that tells me to manually add the second paddle on the switch!
DOH!
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Classic case of RTFM from top to bottom.
In particular the wiki page on zwave devices where I would have seen the bit that tells me to manually add the second paddle on the switch!
DOH!
Hi,
I'm just catching up with my messages after taking a few days off and read the above this morning;
Yeah the 2nd gang paddle needs to be manually added right now. We do intend to make multi-level switches auto add but currently you must add them manually. There are two approaches;
- Add all your switches/dimmers. Then go back and add the 2nd gang paddle to each. Disadvantage is that all your 2nd paddles will be separated sequentially from their 1st paddle.
- Add one 2g switch/dimmer. Then before adding any more add the 2nd paddle. Advantage is they will be in sequence... disadvantage is it's more work and tedious!
All the best
Andrew