I have a Neo CoolCam Z-Wave binary doorsensor which I included some months ago. After this I removed the battery, and not used it anymore. However If I look in the hardware, it still shows a "last update" date/time as if it is still operational. Also in the Network topology it still seems to be connected to 4 other nodes. How is that possible?
Should I just interpret the "last update" time stamp as the last time a messages was sent to the device? If so, how can I find "dead"/non-functional devices?
The statistics in the Z-Wave control panel shows - as expected - 1 sent and 1 failed message, however also a recent last-update date.
No batteries, still in Z-Wave network?
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Bikey
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No batteries, still in Z-Wave network?
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Re: No batteries, still in Z-Wave network?
I know that after a restart of domoticz all my devices have the restart time as "last received"
does that help?
does that help?
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Re: No batteries, still in Z-Wave network?
Yes, that helps, this is indeed the time of restart of Domoticz, thanks for the tip!qwerk wrote:I know that after a restart of domoticz all my devices have the restart time as "last received"
does that help?
Still however, If I look at the Groups and Network, it still looks like the sensor is actually still working (which is not). Also in hardware/devices the "the last seen" date/time is correct. However, the battery level is reported as "104%"....
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