Node ID - device IDX/ID
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thomasbaetge
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Node ID - device IDX/ID
Hi there,
this might be a stupid question, but I didn't find the answer so far:
how do I get from the z-wave node ID to the domoticz device IDX or ID??
I have a lot of sensors, some of which died, but I can not identify this relationsship.
Thanks in advance,
T.
this might be a stupid question, but I didn't find the answer so far:
how do I get from the z-wave node ID to the domoticz device IDX or ID??
I have a lot of sensors, some of which died, but I can not identify this relationsship.
Thanks in advance,
T.
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lost
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Re: Node ID - device IDX/ID
Hello,
Usually, I get the node ID (hexadecimal or base 16 version, starting with 0x under parenthesis) under the hardware tab after selecting the tuning button of z-wave controller.
I then go back to devices and use the search text field (upper right) as a filter with the hexadecimal node ID (removing 0x prefix).
Then, if your node ID is 0xHh (with H/h in 0..9/A..F), you'll more easily spot node devices as their ID include this Hh (possibly prefixed with a variable nb of zeroes, usually 4), and 2 more digits (Dd) as a postfix. This helps make the link to IDx on the same line.
Take care that search does not target specifically the ID, so you may get lines from other devices, but this helps a lot.
Usually, I get the node ID (hexadecimal or base 16 version, starting with 0x under parenthesis) under the hardware tab after selecting the tuning button of z-wave controller.
I then go back to devices and use the search text field (upper right) as a filter with the hexadecimal node ID (removing 0x prefix).
Then, if your node ID is 0xHh (with H/h in 0..9/A..F), you'll more easily spot node devices as their ID include this Hh (possibly prefixed with a variable nb of zeroes, usually 4), and 2 more digits (Dd) as a postfix. This helps make the link to IDx on the same line.
Take care that search does not target specifically the ID, so you may get lines from other devices, but this helps a lot.
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Re: Node ID - device IDX/ID
thanks, but that did not work 
what I did now was sorting the nodes by id and the z-wave devices by id and worked my way up through the devices, comparing battery levels and 'last seen' info as well. This way I was able to identify my devices.
my 2 cent: this z-wave stuff can go away, I will replace it by zigbee.
what I did now was sorting the nodes by id and the z-wave devices by id and worked my way up through the devices, comparing battery levels and 'last seen' info as well. This way I was able to identify my devices.
my 2 cent: this z-wave stuff can go away, I will replace it by zigbee.
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Re: Node ID - device IDX/ID
Strange, maybe my explanations were not very good but image inclusion is a pain (link to external hosting)...thomasbaetge wrote: Thursday 14 January 2021 17:12 thanks, but that did not work
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my 2 cent: this z-wave stuff can go away, I will replace it by zigbee.
Maybe zigbee is easier because 1 device = 1 function (so not that cheap)!
But loosing interoperability & having controllers/plugin evolution needed to handle specific devices reminds me RFXCOM... In the end???
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Re: Node ID - device IDX/ID
I am no Zwave user but using http://<domoticz-server-IP>/json.htm?type=openzwavenodes&idx=controlleridx should give a long list with also the IDX in it (although I am not sure it is the same IDX you are looking for)
see also https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Domoticz_ ... parameters
see also https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Domoticz_ ... parameters
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Re: Node ID - device IDX/ID
Your explanation was good, it simply did not work for me. I thought there would be a 1:1 relationship visible, but I could not find it. Anyway, I identified my deviceslost wrote: Thursday 14 January 2021 18:54Strange, maybe my explanations were not very good but image inclusion is a pain (link to external hosting)...thomasbaetge wrote: Thursday 14 January 2021 17:12 thanks, but that did not work
(...)
my 2 cent: this z-wave stuff can go away, I will replace it by zigbee.
Maybe zigbee is easier because 1 device = 1 function (so not that cheap)!
But loosing interoperability & having controllers/plugin evolution needed to handle specific devices reminds me RFXCOM... In the end???
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Re: Node ID - device IDX/ID
thanks, tried that one, but did not find the device ID or IDX. The idx given there is the z-wave node ID.waltervl wrote: Friday 15 January 2021 12:14 I am no Zwave user but using http://<domoticz-server-IP>/json.htm?type=openzwavenodes&idx=controlleridx should give a long list with also the IDX in it (although I am not sure it is the same IDX you are looking for)
see also https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Domoticz_ ... parameters
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Re: Node ID - device IDX/ID
Following this discussion the Node ID is part of the Device ID and should highlight (when hoover above it?) when using default theme.
viewtopic.php?t=29603
But apperantly is does not anymore (I cannot test it)
See also this discussion on Github https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz/co ... 17e275f09b
Edit: it should look something like this:
viewtopic.php?t=29603
But apperantly is does not anymore (I cannot test it)
See also this discussion on Github https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz/co ... 17e275f09b
Edit: it should look something like this:
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Re: Node ID - device IDX/ID
I have updated the ZWave Wiki page to make it more clear.
Also please indicate if you see the highlighted Node ID's on your device list as there is some confusion about this.
Also please indicate if you see the highlighted Node ID's on your device list as there is some confusion about this.
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Re: Node ID - device IDX/ID
Thanks a lot, that worked for me 
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