[SOLVED] Z Wave updating channel state for a manually added channel

[sihui]

@5iver

What is your device and is it in the device database?

@M_I

network_a7217c69__node_57.xml (9.7 KB)

It’s one of these Zuno’s … looks like the xml was attached through an edit
There were no users yet who were able to configure the database for them.
In this case the firmware version 2.14 is not supported in the database:

There were already several discussions about these devices, but I don’t think the issues are solved:

Z-Uno - Arduino Z-Wave node

If I understand this, you want many different database entries? Unfortunately, this is not possible since the ZUno always uses a fixed device type/id identifier so there’s no way to differentiate the different versions. Please correct me if I’m wrong, but that’s what I was told. My thought was to “simply” add all channels… Is there a “superset” of channels that we can define - I don’t know how flexible ZUno is with defining endpoints etc, but if we can get a single definition that covers every…

Here is an attempt to use some of the available channels, but the database was never updated:

Z-Uno & OpenHAB2

Here I’ll be documenting the steps I took to get a Z-Uno up and running with OpenHAB2. The Z-Uno is a (semi) Arduino compatible device with Z-Wave built in. It now supports up to 32! channels (up from the 10 that it was initially shipped with). See: https://z-uno.z-wave.me/technical/ After browsing a couple other posts, it looks like we’ll need to build the entire binding with the appropriate XML - you cannot just modify the XML in {userdata}/zwave like I originally had hoped. See: https://c…