How to get idx for z-wave (RGBW) controller

[Shaggie_NB]

I wanted to try the following command for my Fibaro RGBW device:

http://localhost:8080/json.htm?type=com ... 2_Nw%3D%3D

To use the animation program Storm on this device.

But I don't know which number to use for the idx?
Is it derivable from the node number? In my case: 004 (0x04) or is it something else?
Can anybody help me?

[sijones]

Go to devices and look for it in the list, the idx is on the left.

[sijones]

I've moved this as it's not a bug or problem just a use case question. Please make sure you look for the correct place to create a thread.

[Shaggie_NB]

Go to devices and look for it in the list, the idx is on the left.

I'm working a lot with domoticz and I know how to work with JSON en idx......
But the RGBW controller isn't a device in the devicelist, because it's a zwave node.

So again my question: wich idx to use for changing the parameters of the node?

(because this isn't so simple and it's not in the wiki or anything, for me it's a bug or at least a problem!)

[gizmocuz]

It is also a device in the devices table

[Shaggie_NB]

Thnx gizmocuz!! it's working!!

I looked in the table ZWaveNodes and saw the following data for the Fibaro RGBW:
ID=1, HardwareID=14, HomeID=25487939, NodeID=4

If you want to see the configpage of the device you must use the HardwareID:
http://[ipadres]:[portnumber]/json.htm?type=openzwavenodes&idx=14 (at the end you see the idx)

If you want to change the animation setting to Storm you must use the ID:
http://[ipadres]:[portnumber]/json.htm?type=command&param=applyzwavenodeconfig&idx=1&valuelist=72_Nw%3D%3D

@gizmocus: Is it possible to show these values on the device-page? It would be a lot easier to find...

[Egregius]

If you click the device you should see it's settings below the table.

[Shaggie_NB]

If you click the device you should see it's settings below the table.

But do you also see the different idx's to use for the JSON commands.... I don't
And in the devicetable you don't see the RGBW controller itself (with idx=14 in my case)

[Egregius]

No, but you do when you enable developer mode in your browser.
That way you also see the complete command that is sent. Lot's more than just one value.

example:

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http://192.168.0.10:8084/json.htm?type=command&param=applyzwavenodeconfig&idx=31&valuelist=1_MTA=__2_MTU=__6_MzA=__9_MjAw__14_MjU1__16_MA==__20_MTU=__22_MzA=__26_MA==__40_MA==__42_MA==__60_MA==__62_MA==__64_MA==__66_MA==__81_NTA=__82_MTAw__83_MTAwMA==__86_MTk=__87_Mjg=__2000_NzIwMA==__3_MiBwdWxzZXM=__4_MTIgc2Vjb25kcw==__8_UElSIHNlbnNvciBhbHdheXMgYWN0aXZl__12_QkFTSUMgT04gYW5kIEJBU0lDIE9GRiBjb21tYW5kIGZyYW1lcyBzZW50IGluIEJhc2ljIENvbW1hbmQgQ2xhc3Mu__24_VGFtcGVy__80_TG9uZyBibGluaywgdGhlbiBzaG9ydCBibGluaywgTEVEIGNvbG91ciBkZXBlbmRzIG9uIHRoZSB0ZW1wZXJhdHVyZS4gU2V0IGJ5IHBhcmFtZXRlcnMgODYgYW5kIDg3Lg==__89_TEVEIGluZGljYXRlcyB0YW1wZXIgYWxhcm0u__

[Shaggie_NB]

No, but you do when you enable developer mode in your browser.
That way you also see the complete command that is sent. Lot's more than just one value.

Oooh Thnx!!!

I didn't know that. But it is really very handy!!
I'm not so familiar with all this web-stuff..