Remove a ghost Z-Wave Node from HABmin

[anfaenger (rud)]

@sercasyr

I have two nodes for the same device. One works fine. The other is a ghost node.

Me too. Meanwhile I have eleven of them.

@hubertus_hettenkofe1

Put the stick to a windows pc. There you can use the tools ZTools or ZenSYS-Tools to delete the device.

My z-Wave-Controller is a raZberry-Board on Raspberry Pi3. So no usb-stick that I can put somewhere.
Is there such a tool available that can be installed on a RPi3?

@xsnrg

I try to just ignore them

To me it feels like those failed or dead devices slow down my system because the controller constantly tries to connect to them. That’s the reason I would like to get rid of them.
@chris Is that right? If not, I also would ignore them.

By the way: I use PaperUI to include and rename z-wave-devices. And HABmin to configure the z-wave-devices.
@chris Would you recommend, NOT to use PaperUI? Should I do everything with HABmin instead? Could this in general prevent some problems?

Thanks a lot!