Hopefully some of you color Gurus can help me with a color problem I am having with this device -> EZMultiPli.
In the manual it is first stated, "LED Color EZMultiPli has a color LED beneath the motion sensor dome. This LED is a convenient night light or an indicator light. The LED can be set to any of eight colors via the Z-Wave Color Switch Command Class
:
1)BLACK (off)
2)WHITE
3)RED
4)GREEN
5)BLUE
6)AQUA
7)PINK
8)YELLOW
A Z-Wave BASIC SET ON/OFF also controls the LED but it only uses the white color. Use the Color Switch Command
Class to control the color of the LED."
Then later we have,
Color Switch Command Class
The color of the LED is controlled with the Color Switch Command Class.
Name Value (HEX) Description
Command Class 33 COMMAND_CLASS_COLOR_CONTROL
Command 03 STATE_SET
Length 3 Number of ID/State pairs in this command
Capability ID 02 RED
State 00 or FF 00=OFF, 01-FF=ON
Capability ID 03 GREEN
State 00 or FF 00=OFF, 01-FF=ON
Capability ID 04 BLUE
State 00 or FF 00=OFF, 01-FF=ON
Dimming Duration Not used
There are 3 LEDs inside the PIR sensor dome, RED, GREEN and BLUE. Each of the LEDs can be turned either ON or OFF to yield eight different colors. Dimming is not supported. A single command can set the value of all three LEDs or
each LED can be controlled in a separate command.
Note that if the pushbutton is pressed, the color setting is lost because the sensor will enter motion testing mode where
the LED turns on white anytime motion is detected for 5 minutes. Setting the color however cancels motion testing mode and the color will remain.
A BASIC_SET command turns the LED on white or off
With openHAB 1, I could turn the led on with a sendCommand(device, ON). Never tried to work with the color.
Paper UI has also created a channel similar to: “I have a channel created zwave:device:xxxxxxxx:node19:color_color”
So folks, what command can I send to turn these lights on and off, as I have searched for WEEKS, tried many things, but, no light.
(I know I’m going smack myself in the head when I get an explanation)