Hello,
I am new to OH4 , I am trying to migrate from VeraPlus to OH4.1.1
I am using Aeotec stick (gen 5) which includes all of my Z-Wave devices copied from my Vera using Simplicity Studio PC controller.
I have 3 x FGS223 and all seems to have the same issue, after creating the thing , I am linking the two switches , and it seems to be ok.
However, it is not doing anything when I toggle on/off.
In the log I can see:
2024-02-11 15:39:12.464 [DEBUG] [ding.zwave.handler.ZWaveThingHandler] - NODE 10: Command received zwave:device:933e072f2d:node10:switch_binary1 → ON [OnOffType]
2024-02-11 15:39:12.465 [DEBUG] [converter.ZWaveBinarySwitchConverter] - NODE 10: Command class class COMMAND_CLASS_SWITCH_BINARY for endpoint 1 not found
2024-02-11 15:39:12.465 [DEBUG] [ding.zwave.handler.ZWaveThingHandler] - NODE 10: No messages returned from converter
The bad news is that you can’t. It will be overwritten. However, from the ZW DB entry there shouldn’t be a problem, so I’m not sure what is going on here. On the channels tab are the binary switch channels shown for both EP 1 and EP 2?
Do the type:ID of your device match one set in the entry I linked?
What is the value of parameter 20?
Have to tried the reinitialize device option?
Also could try deleting the device (not excluding) and then scan to pick up again.
At the bottom of the UI page, it reinterviews the node.
The question I have is how are these both running? Devices usually can only be discovered and linked to one zstick and I was of the opinion that only one application could be directing traffic (so to speak). It is possible (likely?) your problem is related to the running VeraPlus. The XML you posted is missing the Binary sensor CC and endpoints 1 & 2. This means the device did not report them to the OH binding maybe because they were in use by VeraPlus, but I can’t say for sure.
Thanks for your help.
In Z-Wave you can use a secondary controller, there is no issue to send commands from both primary and secondary. Other devices are working including one Fibaro devices ( but a different one FGS213 ).
More than that, when I remove the Aeotec stick which holds the Z-Wave network and plug it to my laptop running PC Controller I can send commands to the same node and all is working.
I will try again the interview process and save the log.
The Aeotec is the secondary controller.
I removed “node 10” channels and thing and rescan.
I saw something really strange (I am not sure if it was also the same before).
After the scan I can see two nodes (10,12) , both appears as FGS223 (see pic).
When I click to add 10, I can see in that the thing type will be fgs223_00_000 , and when I add 12 the thing type is fgs213_00_000 (see pics in the next posts as I can’t upload more than one)
I will re-connect the Aeotec to the PC controller and copy the entire information from both.
I think the two controller set-up is making this hard to figure out . Are there now both 10 &12 on the vera? One is likely a zombie and needs to be removed, but I’m not sure. You said you have 3 FGS223’s. I had suggested a reinitialize first before the delete and scan
I think there is some issue with the device detection, first you can see that the two devices have same ID etc’ but the XML are different which I can’t explain.
When I re-scan the Aeotec , it looks like both are identified with similar type:
When I re-lug the same Aeotec to PC controller , both devices are working.
I can see slight difference in the firmware level of them, but there is nothing I can really do as Fibaro do not allow OTA