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Title: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on October 22, 2018, 12:28:17 am
Sometime back, I had a aeotec labs usb stick and used to include my lights via the built in inclusion remote on it.

I have been inactive for sometime,  but re-attempting to add some lights with the new gen 5 stick (Aeotec Z-Stick Gen5), seems I am doing something incorrect , not showing up.

Looking at the following link (http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/ZWave), is it now, you should use an inclusion remote?

Is it, you can't used the built in inclusion remote in the stick (Aeotec Z-Stick Gen5) I am using?
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: Gavlee on October 22, 2018, 03:35:37 am
Hello

I have the same Z-wave stick.

From trial and error and off the top of my head, the way i include devices is take the stick out of the host computer, go to the device one wishes to include, press the button on the stick until it flashes indicating inclusion mode, put the light or other device into inclusion mode. Once the devices are included the usb stick should flash more rapidly telling that the inclusion was successful.

If this is a light, some lights do not have an inclusion button. With this all I did was fit the light but before turning it on, bring the usb stick to the light you want to include, put the stick into include mode then turn the light on. This should include the device.

Sometimes I have had trouble including devices or things get messed up. if you have problems, try excluding all the devices first, by this i mean put the controller and device into exclusion mode, this is a long press and hold on the remote and it should flash differently, the same process above for inclusion but excluding the device and start over again including them. Most devices are different on how they are included/excluded so check the manual of each device for more details. My last light didn't come with any so I had to figure it out..

A last resort is resetting the controller from the "Soft reset controller" in the Advanced ZWave page of the lmce admin. then deleting the ZWave devices. Note that this doesn't automatically exclude the devices, lights, sensors that have been included so those devices need to be excluded even after a reset of the controller

So if you have any problems I would try excluding the devices first and starting over. If the device has been used with a previous controller, try excluding it with that first and including with the new one.

I have reset the controller before this will remove all the devices the stick remembers, but the devices seem to remember and you also have to exclude them first. Remember to quick reload router.. Sometimes you will need to reboot if there is a problem and ZWave gets stuck.

Sure someone with better knowledge will chime in :)

HTH
Gav

EDIT: I knew I had something wrong. The part about Soft reset isn't right, I had to enter a specially crafted command to send to the device which did a hard reset but I cannot remember that off hand. Still the exclusion or reset of other devices needs to be done.
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on October 22, 2018, 11:33:35 am
Thanks

I had followed the procedure to include devices, only did one so far, out of four I have, a new GE switch.

Will try your suggestion on excluding and re-including, as had already rebooted the core, when I saw nothing come up to add the light, after including the light and plugging it back into the USB port on the core. That time, it only detected the controller again. On the reboot, it brought up the setup wizard, but no lights were added.

Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on October 23, 2018, 01:00:56 am
Quick Verification

I am seeing tree (3) devices added for my zwave controller, see below. Should there be a Device for "ZWave Embedded Light Interfa"?
Device 45 -> Device Template #: 1754  Seems default device
Device 46 -> Device Template #: 1820 (ZWave Embedded Climate Interfa)
Device 47 -> Device Template #: 1922 (ZWave Embedded Security Interf)
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: Gavlee on October 23, 2018, 02:41:39 pm
That's it!

I have the same, the lights are controlled by the parent ZWave device here.

Here is a paste of one of my lights in Wizard > Devices > Lights

(some dimmer)
Device #: 170
Device Template #: 38
Controlled by: ZWave

In the LMCE web admin and the top menu Automation > Advanced ZWave will show more info.

Sometimes in the past I have had to delete all those devices you pasted after messing around to force re-reading, then remove the usb stick and rebooted. you will have to add everything again but if things go crazy that is a sure fire way to start over after resetting all the devices but only do that as a last resort. Things work for me here now so I haven't done that for a while, sometimes it takes some time for Zwave settings to stick I think I just had to keep trying until I got it working.

Edit: if you want lots of info you can also do this

tail -f /var/log/pluto/${your_parent_ZWave_device_number}_ZWave.log

Or connect to the screen session that is running for the device; screen -ls
that can be of great help in finding problems.


Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: pointman87 on October 24, 2018, 01:56:11 pm
In the LMCE web admin and the top menu Automation > Advanced ZWave, use the button Add device. That how i always have done with great success.

BR Daniel
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on October 28, 2018, 06:22:52 pm
I tried the automation -> zwave, what I am seeing is attached, just telling me message.

When I plug in the device, I do get the wizard, but it keeps saying the device times out. Before I restarted, was getting message timeouts in the zwave log

Timeouts Before Restart

with device <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:39:11.156           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Type_ControllerCommand: State Command has completed succe
ssfully <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:40:32.818           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:41:33.845           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
01      10/28/18 12:42:06.000           AlarmCallback(): trying to revive node 2 for the 1 time <0xb6d77b40>
05      10/28/18 12:42:07.024           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 2 <0xb4fffb40>
01      10/28/18 12:42:10.000           AlarmCallback(): trying to revive node 5 for the 1 time <0xb6d77b40>
05      10/28/18 12:42:11.000           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 5 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:42:34.886           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:43:35.913           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:44:36.967           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:45:37.990           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:46:39.017           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:47:40.259           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:48:41.404           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:49:42.436           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:50:43.491           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:51:44.532           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:52:45.604           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:53:46.644           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:54:47.692           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:55:48.752           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:56:49.807           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:57:50.888           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:58:51.922           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 12:59:52.952           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 13:00:53.996           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>



What I see after restart

05      10/28/18 12:59:52.952           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/28/18 13:00:53.996           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Message timed out, node 4 <0xb4fffb40>
== ATTEMPT FRESH START ==
1       10/28/18 13:02:44       /usr/pluto/bin/Spawn_Device.sh 42 (spawning-device)     18535 Dev: 42; Already Running list: 15,16,17,18,27,37,
== FRESH START ==
1       10/28/18 13:02:44       /usr/pluto/bin/Spawn_Device.sh 42 (spawning-device)     device: 42 ip: localhost cmd_line: ZWave
0       10/28/18 13:02:44       42 (spawning-device)    Entering 42
========== NEW LOG SECTION ==========
1       10/28/18 13:02:44       42 (spawning-device)    Starting... 1
1       10/28/18 13:02:44       42 (spawning-device)    Found /usr/pluto/bin/ZWave
05      10/28/18 13:02:44.210           Creating child 43 <0xb6d5a700>
05      10/28/18 13:02:44.210           Note: Device manager has attached a device of type 1820 that this has no custom event handler for.  It will not fire event
s. <0xb6d5a700>
05      10/28/18 13:02:44.210           Note: Device manager has attached a device of type 1820 that this has no custom handler for.  This is normal for IR. <0
xb6d5a700>
05      10/28/18 13:02:44.210           Creating child 44 <0xb6d5a700>
05      10/28/18 13:02:44.210           Note: Device manager has attached a device of type 1922 that this has no custom event handler for.  It will not fire event
s. <0xb6d5a700>
05      10/28/18 13:02:44.210           Note: Device manager has attached a device of type 1922 that this has no custom handler for.  This is normal for IR. <0
xb6d5a700>
2018-10-28 13:02:44.248 Info, Reading /etc/openzwave/options.xml for Options
2018-10-28 13:02:44.248 Info, Reading /etc/openzwave/options.xml for Options



Tried adding a light manually a few days back, no luck either, possible got it incorrect.
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: pointman87 on October 30, 2018, 12:16:50 am
If it stuck on Info, Reading /etc/openzwave/options.xml for Options, try a killall ZWave. That usually gets things going.
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on October 30, 2018, 10:15:17 am
Killed it, restarted the machine, no luck, then restarted again, did an update.

Got attached

Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: Gavlee on October 30, 2018, 01:24:59 pm
Well it looks like the controller is working and the devices are there but the red don't look good.

Shouldn't need to reboot if you killall ZWave, think I tried something like that before but ZWave died so rebooted to make sure, maybe I sent it the wrong signal. thanks for the tip pointman87.
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on October 31, 2018, 12:17:14 am
I rebooted, but no devices were added.

Tried it again, no luck. Office work to do, will try later
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on October 31, 2018, 12:24:50 am
So the AV wizard pop up, so went through it. In tailing the 42_Z.. log, I am seeing the following. The avwizard had not errored out this time though, still no lights added. Rebooting again, as I head out.

I only have two devices added to the controller

10/30/18 19:18:05.445           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Node 5 presumed dead! <0xb4fffb40>
01      10/30/18 19:18:05.449           ZWave::OnNotification() : Node presumed dead, node id = 5 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/30/18 19:18:05.973           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Type_EssentialNodeQueriesComplete nodeId = 4 <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/30/18 19:18:06.505           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Type_ControllerCommand: State Starting <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/30/18 19:18:06.520           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Type_ControllerCommand: State Controller is communicating with device <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/30/18 19:18:06.719           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Type_ControllerCommand: State Command has completed successfully <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/30/18 19:18:06.719           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Type_ControllerCommand: State Starting <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/30/18 19:18:06.730           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Type_ControllerCommand: State Controller is communicating with device <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/30/18 19:18:07.329           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Type_ControllerCommand: State Command has completed successfully <0xb4fffb40>
05      10/30/18 19:18:50.987           Got a reload command from 0  <0xb59ffb40>
01      10/30/18 19:21:00.000           AlarmCallback(): trying to revive node 2 for the 1 time <0xb6d57b40>
01      10/30/18 19:21:00.205           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Node 2 presumed dead! <0xb4fffb40>
01      10/30/18 19:21:00.209           ZWave::OnNotification() : Node presumed dead, node id = 2 <0xb4fffb40>
01      10/30/18 19:21:05.000           AlarmCallback(): trying to revive node 5 for the 1 time <0xb6d57b40>
01      10/30/18 19:21:09.158           ZWInterface::OnNotification() : Node 5 presumed dead! <0xb4fffb40>
01      10/30/18 19:21:09.161           ZWave::OnNotification() : Node presumed dead, node id = 5 <0xb4fffb40>

Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on October 31, 2018, 02:29:03 pm
With one of the devices, I believed I know why it fails. My house has a lot of concrete and steel, downstairs, seem the signal not reaching as the core, is two walls away (loading block, with steel inside, that are filled with concrete, they are load bearing walls) away from the node 5 switch. Previously with the older gen stick, before moving, I used to used a USB extension cable, seems it either dead or not functioning with this one.

Any recommendation on a USB extension cable?

If I move the zwave stick, to a raspberry pi MD(not built yet),  that is in the same room with the two switches. Technically should be no issues, but any draw back, would have like to keep it on core?

Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: Garbui on November 01, 2018, 03:56:04 am
I have run my Aeotec zwave (usb with inclusion) on an MD for some time without issues. I went this route after having issues with the configuration being pulled through from the zwave adapter to my LinuxmceVM as well as signal strength with it in the core sitting downstairs in a rack. The MD was not an RPI one, it is an PXE booted traditional MD so not certain that your RPI option will definately work, but I can't see why it wouldn't. Only draw back was the slight delay for the MD to boot and initialise the zwave adapter during any reboots etc. when the MD was not active. I run all my MDs 24/7 otherwise though.

Of note, I also have a Aeotec mini-mote as inclusion as I didn't always have devices within range of the usb adapter and it made it easier than using webadmin. Remember though the more devices (hard wired I find work best) you have, the better the zwavenetwork performance will be.

Hope thats useful.
Cheers
Garath

 
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on November 04, 2018, 05:45:26 pm
Working today, to get my Raspberry 2, working as an MD.

Three failures thus far, first just giving me a Rainbow Screen, 2nd and 3rd attempted, failed for dpkg errors. Went and got a new SD card as it's a disked MD, on the 4th attempt.
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on November 04, 2018, 11:36:58 pm
Got the Pi 2, built as an MD.

Deleted the interface on the core, then reload, followed by rebooting the core itself

Then added the zwave stick to the MD,within the space and closer to the two lights. Now I get no node drops, but no luck adding stuff, restarted everything twice already

Zwave log, device 83
1       11/04/18 18:06:39       83 (spawning-device)    Found /usr/pluto/bin/ZWave
05      11/04/18 18:06:39.528           Creating child 84 <0x76fa5000>
05      11/04/18 18:06:39.536           Note: Device manager has attached a device of type 1820 that this has no custom event handler for.  It will not fire events. <0x76fa5000>
05      11/04/18 18:06:39.536           Note: Device manager has attached a device of type 1820 that this has no custom handler for.  This is normal for IR. <0x76fa5000>
05      11/04/18 18:06:39.537           Creating child 85 <0x76fa5000>
05      11/04/18 18:06:39.537           Note: Device manager has attached a device of type 1922 that this has no custom event handler for.  It will not fire events. <0x76fa5000>
05      11/04/18 18:06:39.537           Note: Device manager has attached a device of type 1922 that this has no custom handler for.  This is normal for IR. <0x76fa5000>
01      11/04/18 18:06:39.755           TranslateSerialUSB platform/soc/3f980000.+1.3 result  <0x76fa5000>
2018-11-04 18:06:39.775 Info, Reading /etc/openzwave/options.xml for Options
2018-11-04 18:06:39.776 Info, Reading /etc/openzwave/options.xml for Options


Running Zwave Processes

root@moon71:/var/log/pluto# ps -ef|grep ZWave
root      5095     1  0 18:06 ?        00:00:00 /usr/bin/SCREEN -d -m -S ZWave83 /usr/pluto/bin/Spawn_Device.sh 83 192.168.80.1 ZWave
root      5098  5095  0 18:06 pts/9    00:00:00 /bin/bash /usr/pluto/bin/Spawn_Device.sh 83 192.168.80.1 ZWave
root      5327  5098  0 18:06 pts/9    00:00:00 /usr/pluto/bin/ZWave -d 83 -r 192.168.80.1 -l /var/log/pluto/83_ZWave.log
root     22182 18013  0 18:32 pts/14   00:00:00 grep ZWave


Automated View attached

Is it possible, either command line or through web site, to add the light switches manually?
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on November 05, 2018, 01:24:11 am
Tried adding the lights manually and setting the port from what I saw.

The port 2, seems to be the controller, as it had the brand name.

Tried 4 and 5, but no luck in controlling the light.

Also, I am running a disked MD, but the light log goes to

/usr/pluto/diskless/71/var/log/pluto/89_Light_Switchonoff.log

I don't have a directory /usr/pluto/diskless

The DCrouter log, has the following

08      11/04/18 20:23:00.975           Received Message from 0 (unknown / ) to 89 (Light Switch (on/off) / Living Room/Family Room), type 1 id 193 Command:Off, retry none, parameters: <0x5cffeb40>
05      11/04/18 20:23:00.975           The target device 89 (routed to 83) has not registered. <0xb60e8b40>
05      11/04/18 20:23:01.024           Socket::ReceiveData 0xb3084a10 failed, bytes left 0 start: 2207059 1: 0 1b: 0 2: 0 2b: 0 m_Socket: 135 Incoming_Conn Socket 135 ::ffff:127.0.0.1 <0x5cffeb40>
05      11/04/18 20:23:01.025           Socket::ReceiveString2 ReceiveData failed m_Socket: -1 Incoming_Conn Socket 135 ::ffff:127.0.0.1 <0x5cffeb40>
05      11/04/18 20:23:01.025           TCPIP: Closing connection to -1003 (Router Dev #0) 0xb3084a10 m_Socket: -1 <0x5cffeb40>
05      11/04/18 20:23:01.025           Router::RemoveAndDeleteSocket 0xb3084a10 -1003 <0x5cffeb40>
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: phenigma on November 06, 2018, 06:58:18 pm
That log is the path to it on the core.  You can check var/log/pluto/89_Light_Switchonoff.log on the MD or the initial location on the core for that log.
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on November 06, 2018, 10:10:04 pm
I got it to work.

After lucking out with the MD (raspberry 2), not even getting a view under Automation -> zwave, I moved my core from inside "hide away location" so I don't get the dropping issue, in light of my minimal switches.

Deleted the existing zwave device, then added back the zwave device to the core, no luck either.

Thus I took the stick out, excluded the switches, reset the stick and deleted the zwave interface from the core. Restarted the core, then plugged in the stick, followed the prompts and was able to see it in Automation -> Zwave as node  1. Then included the lights switches, grand total of two, plugged it back into the core, followed the prompt, nothing. I also was not seeing anything in automation -> zwave.

I then restarted the core, the wizard came up again, followed through the prompts. When I checked automation -> zwave, saw the nodes, node 1 being the stick, node 2, one switch and node 3 another. When i checked the status, for the nodes, both node 2 and 3, showed they are lnuxmce  devices and the template number, so that was new and hopeful. Checked under lights and they were listed there, great. Added them to the rooms, reload and regen and it worked

Have attached some pics on ow it looks. Something to note, I have a GE and an Inovelli switch. Both work, but when you click on the node icon, the GE values especially for label switch, says true, the Inovelli that value is false. Listing also attached.


Thanks guys
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on November 06, 2018, 10:14:06 pm
GE Values
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on November 06, 2018, 10:14:48 pm
Inovelli Values
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: phenigma on November 07, 2018, 06:12:24 pm
I'm glad you have managed to get things working.  I did start an upgrade to the zwave system some time ago but didn't complete it.  Once that is done the openzwave interface should have better knowledge of a lot more devices.

J.
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on November 07, 2018, 06:28:29 pm
Understanding Zwave is a mesh network.


Is multiple controller sticks supported, let's say one on a ground floor the other on a second floor, and for the controlled by, you tell which switches is on which controller?

Not sure if this is still valid, but say it on argo control.

Would this (RaZberry Pi Z-Wave module) be supported in a Raspberry MD or at all?
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: phenigma on November 07, 2018, 07:58:34 pm
I don't see why multiple zwave networks wouldn't work.  You would only include certain devices into each network and adjust the controlled by, as you say.  I've not known anyone to do this but it could work.

I think the raspberry pi zwave module is supported by openzwave, but it would not be auto detected by LMCE at this point as no one has attempted to use one that I know of.

J.
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: Gavlee on November 13, 2018, 03:22:46 am
Good you got it working.

Would like to add to what Garbui mentioned, the first time I added a zwave plus device a while back, a hardwired plug, I was amazed to see how it fixed the connection issues with other devices because it acts as a repeater. I've added a few more devices since then and the network seems fine so wholeheartedly agree adding more devices are better, even one if it can act as a repeater in the mesh.

USB cable are a lot cheaper though, it's good to see how issues like this can be tackled in multiple ways, didn't know having a second controller was at all possible.

Cheers.
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on November 30, 2018, 03:34:22 am
Any one has experience with the zwave locks?

Also

Aeotec Multisensor 6, Z-Wave Plus 6-in1 motion, temperature, humidity, light, UV, vibration sensor
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: phenigma on November 30, 2018, 03:40:53 am
I have a lock but haven't successfully paired it with the open zwave library we have.  I'm going to update that but it's a matter of time available.  There 6 in 1 causes me problems where it floods the zwave network after LMCE requests confirmations.  Temp is reported alternately in F and C causing it to report different values everything failing the confirmation.
J.

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Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on January 16, 2019, 02:19:50 pm
Any Experience with the following?
GoControl WA00Z-1 Z-Wave Scene-Controller Wall Switch

I bought one, but the openzwave driver is only saying probe when I click the status, not seeing an id like the other devices, maybe that is expected. No device added also, see attached

I am okay adding it manually and trying to create an event do so specific stuff when the buttons pressed.

Am also interested in the following which I have not bought yet

Aeotec WallMote, Z-Wave Plus wireless wall switch, 2 button, 8 scene remote control
Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: phenigma on January 16, 2019, 04:36:22 pm
Try to add it.  I've been slowly working to update our openzwave so we have support for lots more devices and better security support.  Our version is before they released the protocol spec.  I've got it in the build just haven't had a chance to test it before deploying... 

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Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on January 17, 2019, 01:23:25 am
Open to suggestions/guidance

Tried light and security sensor, currently at security sensor but can't seem to capture an event value or maybe reading it wrong, generic sercurity sensor

What I was looking for, is when you press one of the buttons on the device, let's say it sends a value, so I can capture that turn off the TV, any lights and if possible set the house mode to arm
See what I am getting

zwave log

ZWave::OnNotification() : Type_NodeQueriesComplete nodeId = 7 <0xb4fffb40>
05      01/16/19 20:13:27.625           Device mapping: <0xb4fffb40>
05      01/16/19 20:13:27.629           GetDeviceTemplate() manufacturer = 014f, prodType = 5343, prodId = 3132 <0xb4fffb40>
01      01/16/19 20:13:27.633               -> No device template for node with generic 24, specific 1, label <none> <0xb4fffb40>
05      01/16/19 20:13:27.637            * Device id = 7, dt = 0 (<unknown>), main label = <none>, pk_parent = 0 <0xb4fffb40>
05      01/16/19 20:13:27.641             -> Already mapped to device, PK_Device=130 <0xb4fffb40>



DCErouter


07      01/16/19 20:17:45.934           Event #100 has no handlers <0xaf403b40>
07      01/16/19 20:17:45.934           Received Message from 130 (goControlScene / ) to -1001 (unknown / ), type 2 id 100 Event:Battery Level Changed, ret          ry none, parameters: <0xaf403b40>
07      01/16/19 20:17:45.934             Parameter 30(Value): 85 <0xaf403b40>
08      01/16/19 20:17:45.974           Received Message from 96 (ZWave / Closet/Storage Space) to 4 (General Info Plug-in / Closet/Storage Space), type 1           id 246 Command:Set Device Data, retry none, parameters: <0xaf403b40>
08      01/16/19 20:17:45.981             Parameter 2(PK_Device): 130 <0xaf403b40>
08      01/16/19 20:17:45.985             Parameter 5(Value To Assign): 85 <0xaf403b40>
08      01/16/19 20:17:45.989             Parameter 52(PK_DeviceData): 293 <0xaf403b40>
07      01/16/19 20:17:46.342           Event #100 has no handlers <0xaf403b40>
07      01/16/19 20:17:46.342           Received Message from 130 (goControlScene / ) to -1001 (unknown / ), type 2 id 100 Event:Battery Level Changed, ret          ry none, parameters: <0xaf403b40>
07      01/16/19 20:17:46.342             Parameter 30(Value): 88 <0xaf403b40>
08      01/16/19 20:17:46.352           Received Message from 96 (ZWave / Closet/Storage Space) to 4 (General Info Plug-in / Closet/Storage Space), type 1           id 246 Command:Set Device Data, retry none, parameters: <0xaf403b40>
08      01/16/19 20:17:46.352             Parameter 2(PK_Device): 130 <0xaf403b40>
08      01/16/19 20:17:46.352             Parameter 5(Value To Assign): 88 <0xaf403b40>
08      01/16/19 20:17:46.352             Parameter 52(PK_DeviceData): 293 <0xaf403b40>

Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: phenigma on January 17, 2019, 04:00:47 pm
What version of LMCE are you running?  32 bit or 64 bit, 1404?  If you want to test a newer openzwave I can send you the packages...

J

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Title: Re: Adding zwave lights
Post by: CentralMedia on January 18, 2019, 12:44:53 am
See results of uname and lsb..  Running 32 bit version

dcerouter_1551:/var/log/pluto# uname -a
Linux dcerouter 4.4.0-141-generic #167~14.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Mon Dec 10 13:22:45 UTC 2018 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux

No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:    Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS
Release:        14.04
Codename:       trusty



Created a light, getting the following. At a specific time it crashed the zwave network :)

DCErouter
07      01/17/19 19:36:52.091           Event #100 has no handlers <0x67bbcb40>
07      01/17/19 19:36:52.091           Received Message from 133 (Light Switch Scene / ) to -1001 (unknown / ), type 2 id 100 Event:Battery Level Changed, retry none, parameters: <0x67bbcb40>
07      01/17/19 19:36:52.091             Parameter 30(Value): 82 <0x67bbcb40>
08      01/17/19 19:36:52.130           Received Message from 96 (ZWave / Closet/Storage Space) to 4 (General Info Plug-in / Closet/Storage Space), type 1 id 246 Command:Set Device Data, retry none, parameters: <0x67bbcb40>
08      01/17/19 19:36:52.130             Parameter 2(PK_Device): 133 <0x67bbcb40>
08      01/17/19 19:36:52.130             Parameter 5(Value To Assign): 82 <0x67bbcb40>
08      01/17/19 19:36:52.130             Parameter 52(PK_DeviceData): 293 <0x67bbcb40>


Zwave log

5      01/17/19 19:41:58.761           ZWave::OnNotification() : Type_NodeQueriesComplete nodeId = 7 <0xb4fffb40>
05      01/17/19 19:41:58.766           Device mapping: <0xb4fffb40>
05      01/17/19 19:41:58.769           GetDeviceTemplate() manufacturer = 014f, prodType = 5343, prodId = 3132 <0xb4fffb40>
01      01/17/19 19:41:58.773               -> No device template for node with generic 24, specific 1, label <none> <0xb4fffb40>
05      01/17/19 19:41:58.778            * Device id = 7, dt = 0 (<unknown>), main label = <none>, pk_parent = 0 <0xb4fffb40>
05      01/17/19 19:41:58.781             -> Already mapped to device, PK_Device=133 <0xb4fffb40>