I had to rebuild because of a bad SD card, now something very basic like a switch is not working.
This is a clean new build getting the following error when I click on the switch from the main menu.
2019-05-05 23:25:28.768 [ome.event.ItemCommandEvent] - Item 'Switch_Overhead' received command ON
2019-05-05 23:25:28.791 [nt.ItemStatePredictedEvent] - Switch_Overhead predicted to become NULL
and of course nothing happens with the switch/light.
This has got to be something REALLY Stupid, I just cannot think what it might be. Any suggestions?
Thx
Bill
I might be getting closer. Looking at the Inbox, I just noticed 18 Things that needed to be added. I added them and can now see them in THINGS, but my items file still has old information.
Do you think deleting everything out of .items would start the process of importing the things into items?
a lot of habmin’s features work right out of the box
it needs no set up to work and configure zwave stuff
just install it and have a play man
oh… I’ve never used basic UI, I have however seen habpanel do this
does basic ui do that as well?
anyhow, I do know enough about basic ui to know you could have an error in your sitemap file and the ui won’t work even if the items is working (although your sitemap looks good)
Maybe try a different method to check / set item state such as the REST api
Nope, has nothing to do with HABPanel. Happens with other UI’s, too.
@bmachia, please check your logs. Also notice that if you did install a newer snapshot zwave binding it may not work with older openHAB cores.
As you did not tell a lot about your installation we can only guess. Please provide log outputs.
Well, I needed to sleep on it. In all honesty, I doubt if I would have seen the problem yesterday.
When I re-installed openHAB, and allowed the software to query my Z-Stick, the device ID changed in the channel parameter.
{channel=“zwave:device:7d8e64cf:node24:switch_binary”}
If I had not looked Really, really closely this morning, I might not have noticed it.
I had, up until today, thought this parameter was read from the Z-Stick. But NOOoooo. This number is generated when the Z-Stick is queried by openHAB. I am not sure if this is an arbitrary or calculated number and would love to know where the number comes from.
In my lazy state I copied and pasted my items from the original build. When the new install saw the Z-Stick it changed the number. Since I kept referencing the the original ID, the software did not recognize the device and ignored the item. But it did not give me an error in the logs either.
Just thought others might be interested in what I found, maybe I can help someone in the future.