Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
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Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
Just connected the ZMNHVD1 to the airfan in my house. It is working with domoticz and the buva boxstream.
it is not well recognised, but working well without any configurations.
now Waiting for official openzwave support.
it is not well recognised, but working well without any configurations.
now Waiting for official openzwave support.
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Re: Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
How did you connect it? Can you still use the original wired remote?
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Re: Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
Interested as wel.
I am looking for a wireless solution for 0-10V heating and cooling systems.
If this module has a real 0-10V output than it would probably be very interesting.
I am looking for a wireless solution for 0-10V heating and cooling systems.
If this module has a real 0-10V output than it would probably be very interesting.
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Re: Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
For connecting, I used he info from this topic:
viewtopic.php?t=7294
Does anybody know if this config file will work?
http://www.cd-jackson.com/index.php/zwa ... =openzwave
viewtopic.php?t=7294
Does anybody know if this config file will work?
http://www.cd-jackson.com/index.php/zwa ... =openzwave
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Re: Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
I have the same Qubino 0-10V flush dimmer, but it is not recognized in Domoticz, because it isn't on the supported list of OpenZWave at the moment. How did you get it working with Domoticz?
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Re: Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
I can see ZMNHVDx in current openzwave tree:
https://github.com/OpenZWave/open-zwave ... fig/qubino
Any idea when openzwave will update current domoticz version ?
Or howto update myself ?
https://github.com/OpenZWave/open-zwave ... fig/qubino
Any idea when openzwave will update current domoticz version ?
Or howto update myself ?
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Re: Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
I just updated OpenZwave and rebuilt Domoticz, but the Qubino wasn't recognized. So, still interested in making this device work!
EDIT: Use "include secure" to add the device instead of "include". That's the trick - it works now.
EDIT2: "Include secure" gives errors. But now regular include works too. Just for instruction purposes, my steps:
Step 1: As per instructions in INSTALL.TXT (domoticz), Update OpenZWave:
Step 2: Rename current domoticz directory
Step 3: As per instructions in INSTALL.TXT, download and build domoticz again:
I then noticed that ~/domoticz/Config/qubino doesn't include the ZMNHVDx.xml file still. So then I did the following:
Step 4: Copy appropriate XML files from openzwave directory:
reboot and add the Qubino device regularly
Now, it may very well be that you could skip Step 3 altogether as the new build didn't install the right XML files anyway, but I'm just listing my steps...
EDIT: Use "include secure" to add the device instead of "include". That's the trick - it works now.
EDIT2: "Include secure" gives errors. But now regular include works too. Just for instruction purposes, my steps:
Step 1: As per instructions in INSTALL.TXT (domoticz), Update OpenZWave:
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cd open-zwave
git pull
make clean
make
cd ..
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mv domoticz domoticz.BAK
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git clone https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz.git domoticz
cd domoticz
git pull
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release .
make
Step 4: Copy appropriate XML files from openzwave directory:
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cd ~/domoticz/Config/qubino
cp ~/open-zwave-read-only/config/qubino/ZMNHVDx.xml .
cd ..
cp ~/open-zwave-read-only/config/manufacturer_specific.xml .
rm zwcfg_0x*.xml
Now, it may very well be that you could skip Step 3 altogether as the new build didn't install the right XML files anyway, but I'm just listing my steps...
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Re: Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
I can add that the module also works for controlling led driver with 1-10V dimming function. Perfect dimming with no flicker!
/lennart
Re: Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
Hi!
I also have this one now and dimming works just fine!
I have a PT-100 thermometer sensor connected to the input, and set parameter 1 to 'thermometer'. Now I have 3 devices, one 'level' for the output and 2 'switch'... Don't know what those are used for?
How am I supposed to get the reading from the temp input?
I can see that I have voltage in to the Qubino that changes with the temperature.
I also have this one now and dimming works just fine!

I have a PT-100 thermometer sensor connected to the input, and set parameter 1 to 'thermometer'. Now I have 3 devices, one 'level' for the output and 2 'switch'... Don't know what those are used for?
How am I supposed to get the reading from the temp input?

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Re: Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
I've never used inputs, but I think that it must also be a "0-10V".
You need PT100 -> 0-10V converter.
I tried once to get Lux meter to work, but I did not get any sensible readings.
You need PT100 -> 0-10V converter.
I tried once to get Lux meter to work, but I did not get any sensible readings.
Re: Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
I have one of these: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/NEW-PT1 ... 4.1.y4kpxm
Mine is 0-300C, so I guess 10/300 = 0.033V per C. I tried in my living room and I get around 0.78V which is about 23C!
And if I heat it up a bit I get like 1.2V, so it seems to be working.
But I followed the Qubino manual and I switch Parameter 1 to Temp, then I'm supposed to exclude it (without resetting to default) and add again after 30s. Now I expect it to be included and create two devices - 0-10V output "level"-type and a thermometer-type... So I guess this is either a OpenZwave or Domoticz issue?
Mine is 0-300C, so I guess 10/300 = 0.033V per C. I tried in my living room and I get around 0.78V which is about 23C!

But I followed the Qubino manual and I switch Parameter 1 to Temp, then I'm supposed to exclude it (without resetting to default) and add again after 30s. Now I expect it to be included and create two devices - 0-10V output "level"-type and a thermometer-type... So I guess this is either a OpenZwave or Domoticz issue?
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Re: Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
This works for the Dimmer Qubino ZMNHDD1 temp DS18b20 connection
DS18b20 bought here:
https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/2-x-DS18 ... 87306.html
And here:
https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/Free-Shi ... goryId=523 And this JST 1.5mm plug
https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/10-Sets- ... =200001565
Check the collors&connections, they can be different
I assume the ZMNHVD1 has the same capabilityDS18b20 bought here:
https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/2-x-DS18 ... 87306.html
And here:
https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/Free-Shi ... goryId=523 And this JST 1.5mm plug
https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/10-Sets- ... =200001565
Check the collors&connections, they can be different
Win Vista&7; 1#Aeon Z-Stick S2; 1#Aeotec Z-Sick Gen5, 6#Fib.FGBS001; 24#DS18B20; 8#Everspr.AN158-2; 3#Philio PAN04; 1#Philio PAN06, 1#YouLess El; 1#Fib.FGWPE; 1#ZME_RC2; 2#FAK_ZWS230, 2#Quib.ZMNHCDx, 1#Quib.ZMNHDD1, 7#EM6555
Re: Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
Thanks Domosapiens!
Though, I'm going to put it down chimney, so it needs to handle at least 200C! I haven't found any DS18b20 that can do that. That was why I went with the PT100 and a 0-10V converter.
Though, I'm going to put it down chimney, so it needs to handle at least 200C! I haven't found any DS18b20 that can do that. That was why I went with the PT100 and a 0-10V converter.

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Re: Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
Ok.
Is your solution 1-Wire compatible?
http://neutrino.phys.ksu.edu/~gahs/doub ... S18B20.pdf
Because that's what the Qubino expects on the TS input.
Sorry, now I see: You use the I1 input !
The Excluding/Including procedure is for the TS input only(I think).
Is your solution 1-Wire compatible?
http://neutrino.phys.ksu.edu/~gahs/doub ... S18B20.pdf
Because that's what the Qubino expects on the TS input.
Sorry, now I see: You use the I1 input !
The Excluding/Including procedure is for the TS input only(I think).
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Re: Qubino 0-10v ZMNHVD1 working!
I got this answer from Qubino directly:
"To read data from input I1, there must be configured multichannel association lifeline, but there is a problem, domoticz does not support multichannel association."
"To read data from input I1, there must be configured multichannel association lifeline, but there is a problem, domoticz does not support multichannel association."
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