I purchased an Invoelli dual switch that says it’s Z-Wave certified. When it arrived, the unit says it’s only certified for certain hubs/gateways. It calls itself an NZW37, which is apparently a new version of the ZW37. Unfortunately, it’s not being recognized. Its properties are listed below. Can someone point me to the proper method to add this device so it’s recognized in OpenHAB? Is this something that Chris Jackson has to do? I found an old post referring to the ZW37. The device looks the same but is apparently different internally.
Register first, then email Chris to get edit rights, upload your xml to the database (make sure it’s different from the ZW37, sometimes only adding a new version to the existing one is needed), wait for device approval, update zwave binding to the latest snapshot and you should be good to go.
From the error you sent, this is likely a database backup issue. The database is backed up every 2 hours, and when this happens (at 15 minutes past the hour) it’s offline for a few seconds. I see no problems with it at the moment.
I bought a NZW37 this week, and am having the same problem. My device also has the
zwave_manufacturer 786
zwave_devicetype 45601
This is my very first Z-wave device. It seemed like a good starting point to learn Openhab before I drop big $$$ on pool automation. It seems my timing and device selection were unlucky.
I definitely appreciate all the work the community has put into Openhab and the various addons. Clearly a lot of people have spent a significant amount of time trying to make a complicated thing easier to use. Hope this gets added to the database soon.
Here it is. Greatly appreciate the help in advance. This is the NZW37 from Inovelli, the Amazon page notes “This is the same great plug as our prior Show Home model – we swapped the logo and upgraded the firmware to allow you to turn off the LED light on the front!”
OK, the device has apparently been added – but how do I get it to load into OpenHAB now? I thought I read in here somewhere that apt-get update was supposed to pull in the changes, but I did that, deleted the unidentified thing, rescanned and it still comes in as an unidentified device. What am I missing? Thanks…
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Build #975
Hit '<tab>' for a list of available commands
and '[cmd] --help' for help on a specific command.
Hit '<ctrl-d>' or type 'system:shutdown' or 'logout' to shutdown openHAB.
It will tell you the openHAB version and build number.
On the console do a bundle:list and look for a line with zwave:
9 | Active | 80 | 2.1.0.201706242319 | ZWave Binding
There you can see the exact build date of the zwave binding. It should be a very recent one to get NZW37 to work.
Hmmm, when I went through the process to upload the XML file, I got a message leading me to that conclusion. I don’t recall exactly what it said since it’s been a while since I tried. I guess I can try again and see what happens.
I also saw that someone replied to one of the chains stating that they were going to upload it and it seemed that they had beat me to it.
Well, it seems that I’m on “openHAB 2.0.0-1 (Release Build)”
And “bundle:list” by itself says “command not found”. Is that a qualifier on a command that is not ringing a bell at the moment? apt-get doesn’t like it.
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