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Remotec ZXT-120

Posted: Saturday 17 September 2016 7:57
by Darralius
Hi, new Domoticz and Linux user here.

I am having trouble configuring the Remotec ZXT-120 (Au/Nz version). Basically the device presents no configuration options in either the control panel view (http://192.168.xx.yy:8080/ozwcp/cp.html) or the standard Domoticz view.

I have tried including and excluding multiple times, changing ZXT-120 mode from FLiRS to Always Listening, using batteries and USB power and a factory reset. Searching these forums shows there were problems around 2012 where the ZXT-120 wasn't supported, the retailer I purchased the ZXT from believes it is likely the unit isn't supported by Domoticz is that still the case?

I am running (edit: latest stable) Domoticz on a Raspberry Pi3 with an Aeotec Gen 5 Z-Stick.

Am I doing something silly here, or is it possible there is a hardware problem?
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Re: Remotec ZXT-120

Posted: Sunday 18 September 2016 3:30
by Darralius
Having a bit more of a play with this and looking at the config files on the Raspberry Pi.

The ZXT-120 is reporting a type of 0102 and ID 8377. I assume that is compared against the manufacture_specific.xml file which links Domoticz to the correct config file?

My product ID is 0102, where the ID in the manufactures_specific is 0101. Guessing again is it likely the 0102 Id is the Au/Nz product and I could alter the xml file as below to link to the same config?

<Product name="ZXT-120" id="8377" config="remotec/zxt-120.xml" type="0101"/>
<Product name="ZXT-120" id="8377" config="remotec/zxt-120.xml" type="0102"/>

Re: Remotec ZXT-120

Posted: Sunday 18 September 2016 3:38
by Darralius
I figured I would just try it, and I now have config options and can move forward on getting this setup again.

I case it helps anyone else I found the manufactures_specific.xml in /home/pi/domoticz/Config using bitvise SFTP I edited it using the default editor bitvise links to.

Learnt a fair bit more about linux, SSH and Z-wave too.