OH2 Z-Wave refactoring and testing... and SECURITY

[rgerrans]

@chris

Now here once it’s approved.

https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/openhab-zwave-security

So I assumed these showed up in Bindings with a marketplace in the name. Is there a different way we are supposed to install these? Thanks.

[Boycee]

@chris

Have you tried a more recent version of the binding than the logs show? If not, I’d suggest to try an updated version - in fact, I’d suggest to try the latest anyway and grab a new set of logs from that.

I’ve tried again with the latest binding and the behaviour is almost identical:

• Secure include Fibaro Dimmer 2 as Node 2, delete the added “unknown device”, add back to show correctly/properly added device. Shows security as “Yes” (different to last time). Configuration parameters shown do not appear to align with device values.

• Restart openhab and stuck “Node Initialising STATIC VALUES” for Node 2. Security shown as “No”.

I’ve sent you the logs if you could take a look - not sure if I am doing something wrong…

[chris (Chris Jackson)]

@Boycee

I’ve sent you the logs if you could take a look

Will do - can I be a pain and ask you to raise it as a ticket on my website - it just makes it easier for me to track rather than filling up my inbox and having them scroll down and get lost… (note you will need to be registered on the site to use this - it should accept logs up to 20MB).

[Boycee]

No problem - Done

[chris (Chris Jackson)]

Thanks.

[digitaldan (Dan Cunningham)]

Hi Chris, awesome work. I had some time to play around this weekend with this. I have 2 locks, a Kwikset deadbolt and a Yale lever lock (YRL220). The Kwikset paired easily with lock, alarm and battery channels working nicely.

The yale lock has proven to be more difficult. The first issue was the device and type ids were not in the database, this is usually not a problem, but more on that latter. After adding the new ids to the existing yale xml file, things looked ok, habmin showed all green statuses for my thing, but the channels were not working (lock, alarm, battery) nor were any neighbors being reported.

I went ahead and excluded it and attempted to re-add it. The deviceId and deviceType changed! (the manufacturer id is the same) Not sure how that’s possible. I had prematurely uploaded the first attempt’s xml file to your website for the Yale lock, I think you should ignore that for now Below is a screen shot of habmin, eventually I did get neighbors reported. I saved the logs from inclusion if you want me to post to your site. Let me know how I can help!

[OpenCLC (Christopher Comarato)]

Sorry for the noob question; but, I moved to the SNAPSHOT build from yesterday (coming from release stable), deleted my Z-Wave binding and controller, then re-added it, and detected all of my “things”. Everything seems ok, but I just tried to include a Kwikset 912 lock, and it detected it with no problem, but in HABmin when I look at the attribute for “using security” it still just shows a question mark. Mind you, I only included it a few minutes ago.

So, is the experimental Z-Wave binding that supports the security classes the binding I’m running on the latest SNAPSHOT, or do I still have to go through that process of downloading the JAR from 2/28, deleting everything, etc? Sorry if this was already answered…there are 447 posts in this thread, so I may have missed it.

[chris (Chris Jackson)]

@OpenCLC

is the experimental Z-Wave binding that supports the security classes the binding I’m running on the latest SNAPSHOT, or do I still have to go through that process of downloading the JAR from 2/28, deleting everything,

You need to either download the JAR, or, it should be available in the marketplace (although I’ve not checked this myself). It is certainly not the current snapshot.

[OpenCLC (Christopher Comarato)]

I don’t see it in the marketplace. I got confused because the binding that shows up with the snapshot says binding-zwave - 2.1.0.SNAPSHOT, and the test binding I downloaded has the same name/version. Sigh… I will delete everything again tonight and start over. Thanks.

[shadowmite (Matthew Fogle)]

I haven’t yet found a way to reliably reproduce this issue, but twice now in the last week I’ve gone to control a device and found it non-responsive with the following in the log:

2017-03-22 07:47:59.168 [ERROR] [ing.zwave.handler.ZWaveSerialHandler] - Got I/O exception Input/output error in writeArray during sending. exiting thread.
2017-03-22 07:48:11.168 [ERROR] [ing.zwave.handler.ZWaveSerialHandler] - Got I/O exception Input/output error in writeArray during sending. exiting thread.

And that just repeats until I stop and restart the service. I need to enable debug logs I’d imagine to have this be of any use.

[chris (Chris Jackson)]

@shadowmite

I need to enable debug logs I’d imagine to have this be of any use.

Sure do ;). With a debug log it should be easy to find…

[JPelletier (Jocelyn Pelletier)]

Hi,

I did a fresh install of Openhabian, I tried to put the 2.1.0 binding from this thread in /usr/share/openhab2/addons but it doesn’t show in my bindings. What are the steps to make my Schalge Connect Lock to work?

[chris (Chris Jackson)]

Take a read above -:

OH2 Z-Wave refactoring and testing... and SECURITY

I’ve created a test version of the binding here. You should uninstall the existing Z-Wave binding and manually install this file into the addons folder. It seems that OH comes with the serial bundle installed now so hopefully you shouldn’t need to manage that… Points to note -: Firstly - use at own risk You MUST delete your existing things and add them back. Current definitions are not compatible due to a number of breaking changes. You don’t need to re-initialise the network or re-in…

[JPelletier (Jocelyn Pelletier)]

That’s exactly what I did, I only see ZWave 2.0.0 in my bindings

[shawnmix]

@JPelletier - sounds like you may not have followed one specific part:

@chris

You should uninstall the existing Z-Wave binding and manually install this file into the addons folder.

This means you need to first startup Openhabian and REMOVE the zwave binding you likely already had installed. Please verify you’ve done that before trying to load in the new binding. I don’t know much about Openhabian locations, but you may want to verify that is the correct location for adding to be placed - I know this varies for platforms.

Bottom line, if you are seeing the binding show up as v 2.0.0, then you are not getting the plugin loaded properly. I will say, I’m not sure where you are looking, but I don’t see in any of the GUI, that the 2.1.0 version shows installed. I see the old 2.0, but it is not installed, and you should not see this installed either if you followed the first step of uninstalling the add-on.

[JPelletier (Jocelyn Pelletier)]

In fact, in PaperUI when I go to Add-ons /Bindings I see Z-Wave 2.0.0 available in the list but it’s not installed. Then in karaf console, when I list my bundles I see:

183 | Installed | 80 | 2.1.0.201703151108 | ZWave Binding

But how do I use it now? It’s not available in Configuration ->Bindings

[shawnmix]

@JPelletier - that sounds more correct. So 2.0 not installed, 2.1 is installed as seen in Karaf. There isn’t anything to configure for the binding that I’m aware. I would look at adding a new Thing, and see if ZWave shows up on the list. It should if its working correctly. That will be where you add in the ZWave controller first.

I’d also highly suggest using HABmin vs PaperUI

[JPelletier (Jocelyn Pelletier)]

I’m trying to add the ZWave Controller (Z-Stick Gen 5), but that’s usually in Configuration / Bindings no?

[shawnmix]

Nope, that will be done when you try to add the first device - it should find your controller and then you will setup that controller first. Once that’s done, subsequent attempts at adding things should show a scan or include message for devices.

[shawnmix]

From chris’ site: Device Initialisation

This is using HABmin. Of course using PaperUI should work as well, but will look a bit different.