It works directly with my push buttons. From my MqqttMapper.json: "Arme alarme": { "topic": "bidon/arm", "type": "244", "subtype": "73", "switchtype": "9", "set": {"topic": "riscopanel/alarm/1/set", "payload": "#"}, "mapping": {"item": "", "default": "100", "values": {"ARM_AWAY": "100"}} }, "Désarme ...

Thank you for your reply and especially for your plugin. I didn't know the '$' trick to hide a device. I add that for a device used only in the direction Domoticz -> MQTT, there is no problem because in this case main topic is not used. It's possible to have 2 devices with same topic in "set ...

This plugin is very interesting. I want to control a RISCO alarm interfaced with MQTT by vanackej/risco-mqtt-local vanackej/risco-mqtt-local is compatible with autodiscover, but with Domoticz only the PIR sensors are recognized. The alarm status is missing (topic: "riscopanel/alarm/1/status", values ...

Hello,

I have the same problem. Did you find a solution ?

There is a known problem with Aeotec Gen 5 stick and Rpi4. See https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/3027 A solution is to use an USB 2.0 hub between Rpi4 and Zwave stick. You should recover your zwave conf.

I run Domoticz stable with an Aeotec Gen 5 USB stick. My zwave network (17 devices) works well but when I try to access "Groups & network", screen is greyed out and web interface hangs. Anything I can do to recover "Groups & network" screen ?
Thank you for your help.

Looking at the code, I think that self.BatteryNodes should be reset at in pollnodes(self). That works for me but I don't know about side effects.

Domoticz 3.8153 + Battery level plugin 4.4 on Rasbian Jessie I have a strange problem with the plugin. My polling interval is 60 mn. I monitor updates in an LUA script. Each hour battery level of my 6 devices are updated but there are several updates. In log file I see: 2017-10-03 11:12:28.503 LUA ...

And also domoticz.service should be enabled at boot by command: To avoid a reboot you can start it first time by command:

Lua script should be placed in directory /home/pi/domoticz/scripts/lua/ and is name should like script_time_xxxx.lua To be more simple, my scripts rely on Domoticz backups. Backupdir is the place where Domoticz put the backups: /home/pi/domoticz/backups/ and automatic backups should be enabled in ...

/etc/watchdog.conf config file tells watchdog that file /tmp/domoticz.heartbeat should not older than 300 seconds. LUA time script renew file every minute. That way, if domoticz hangs for some reason, watchdog will reboot Raspberry after 5 minutes.

Domoticz tends to write often on disk. When disk is a sdcard it is better to avoid to write too often. The idea is to mount /tmp in ramdisk and have Domoticz to work in /tmp Config: Raspberry Pi 3 with Raspbian Jessie. I start Domoticz with systemd. File is /etc/systemd/system/domoticz.service ...

Nice idea but I have taken another way: Qubino ZMNHND1 Flush 1D relay can be configured to return to On by itself with a configurable delay. I had to use a recent OpenZwave config but it works.
Thank you for your help.

jautem wrote:can you use sleep function in lua script , turn off , sleep 3 et turn back on ?

Sleep is a bad thing in lua script because it blocks execution of other scripts. Furthermore, I think it doesn't work because commandArray is executed at once when script return.

Hello, I have a zwave relay (Qubino ZMNHND1 Flush 1D relay) which commands an alarm. The relay is normally closed and to arm or disarm alarm, it should open for a short time and then close. I have tried a lua script: commandArray[1] = {['Alarm command'] = 'Off'} commandArray[2] = {['Alarm command ...