If you have the XML (in the userdata/zwave folder), then it would be great if you can add it to the database. I’ve given you access, so if you can load the XML, and add any configuration it would be appreciated .
Really I’d like to get the XML that OH produces rather than copying the other AD146. I’m happy to copy the configuration from the Everspring definition, but there will be other information from the device that will linkely be different and it would be good to get the XML.
The XML is generated by OH - it’s stored in the /userdata/zwave folder, so there’s nothing really to do.
Hi Chris
I have not been able to finde the XML file. I am running OpenHAB2 snap from the 02-10-2016, using Openhabian on a Raspberry 3.
Can you use the node3.xml from Goran, or can you tell me where I can finde mine?
Br Jesper
As soon as all informations have been added (the xml is only one part), the device will be approved by chris and added to the DB. The export to the zwave binding then goes “quite automatically” for OpenHAB2 (AFAIK). But you have to uninstall and re-install your binding for getting the newest one (or updating the binding through the Karaf console).
There were 2 or 3 devices that I looked at last night. I didn’t get the chance to update the binding last night, so it will be tonight, but I don’t remember the AD146 being one of them…
If you remember I posted the xml file generated from OH2 node3.xml (7.0 KB)
This one is for the NEXA AD146 that looks exactly like the Everspirng AD 146 on the out side.
Yes, I remember, my point was just that I don’t remember it being one that I’ve released recently, so you might need to prompt me…
What happens is I get a list of all the database changes ordered in time. Normally, each night I go through this list an release anything that has been updated. If I miss one, then it can slip down the list and I can miss it. In this case, either ping me a message, or go back and click the ‘request approval’ button so it gets highlighted again and I should pick it up…
I think the “problem” in this case is that no one has uploaded the xml to your db, chris. Goran has uploaded it here and maybe he thinks that you will do the rest. And you do vice versa.
Please be aware that the configuration parameters are not added automatically with the XML file. You (or chris… ) have to add them afterwards. You need the manual for finding out which parameter do exist. Or you rely on the configuration parameters of the Everspring AD146, which you stated is equal.