Hi,
I have installed a Philio Tech pan04-1b switch and power measurement sensor. The problem i have is that the reporting does not seem to go well.
The module is installed in a double wall socket. but it reports to only one of the power measurement devices in Domoticz. Both left and right socket only report to the 'left' socket. When two devices are plugged the device reports the combined watt measurement is reported to the 'left' device. The other two devices do not report anything.
When I do a manual refresh in the open Z-wave config panel, the values are updated to the correct values and to their correct devices.
Can someone help where I should start with troubleshooting?
Thanks!
Philio PAN04-1B reports only to one power measurement sensor
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Re: Philio PAN04-1B reports only to one power measurement sensor
Have you sent the issue to GitHub Open Zwave? Try it.
This issue is very similar to the one with Qubino double relay and switch status, a change in config file fixed the problem.
This issue is very similar to the one with Qubino double relay and switch status, a change in config file fixed the problem.
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Re: Philio PAN04-1B reports only to one power measurement sensor
Again me.
There is a config sentence that forces devices to send reports when there is a change. I worked with Philio PAn04 (Zwave no plus) for switch status, perhpas it works with our device:
<CommandClass id="50">
<TriggerRefreshValue Genre="user" Index="0" Instance="1">
<RefreshClassValue CommandClass="50" RequestFlags="0" Instance="2" Index="8" />
<RefreshClassValue CommandClass="50" RequestFlags="0" Instance="3" Index="8" />
</TriggerRefreshValue>
</CommandClass>
CommandClass 50 is for meter readings, when device send total reading to the root device it refresh and sends the individual relays.
For switch status is
<CommandClass id="37">
<TriggerRefreshValue Genre="user" Index="0" Instance="1">
<RefreshClassValue CommandClass="37" RequestFlags="0" Index="0" Instance="2" />
<RefreshClassValue CommandClass="37" RequestFlags="0" Index="0" Instance="3" />
</TriggerRefreshValue>
</CommandClass>
This must be in the config xml file of device, pan04.xml
I posted it sometime ago.
You can exclude include the device after modify config file, or modify zwcfg_<homeid>.xml inserting these lines in the aproppiate command class, that's lines from CommandClass id="50" into CommandClass id="50" section of zwcfg..... file. Later option is quicker and easier.
File named like zwcfg_oxxxxxxx.xml is in Config folder for Linux installation.
If it helps you please confirm
There is a config sentence that forces devices to send reports when there is a change. I worked with Philio PAn04 (Zwave no plus) for switch status, perhpas it works with our device:
<CommandClass id="50">
<TriggerRefreshValue Genre="user" Index="0" Instance="1">
<RefreshClassValue CommandClass="50" RequestFlags="0" Instance="2" Index="8" />
<RefreshClassValue CommandClass="50" RequestFlags="0" Instance="3" Index="8" />
</TriggerRefreshValue>
</CommandClass>
CommandClass 50 is for meter readings, when device send total reading to the root device it refresh and sends the individual relays.
For switch status is
<CommandClass id="37">
<TriggerRefreshValue Genre="user" Index="0" Instance="1">
<RefreshClassValue CommandClass="37" RequestFlags="0" Index="0" Instance="2" />
<RefreshClassValue CommandClass="37" RequestFlags="0" Index="0" Instance="3" />
</TriggerRefreshValue>
</CommandClass>
This must be in the config xml file of device, pan04.xml
I posted it sometime ago.
You can exclude include the device after modify config file, or modify zwcfg_<homeid>.xml inserting these lines in the aproppiate command class, that's lines from CommandClass id="50" into CommandClass id="50" section of zwcfg..... file. Later option is quicker and easier.
File named like zwcfg_oxxxxxxx.xml is in Config folder for Linux installation.
If it helps you please confirm
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