Hi all,
I've got some devices that bounce from off to on when events trigger them.
For instance sometimes when my night scene runs some of the outside lights turn off (as in the event), but then seconds later bounce back on. This happens randomly on a few devices.
Is there a way to troubleshoot or view the logs on what may be making this happen?
Thanks
BTK
Z-wave switches 'bouncing'
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Re: Z-wave switches 'bouncing'
Hello,billytkid wrote: Tuesday 12 December 2017 9:38 Is there a way to troubleshoot or view the logs on what may be making this happen?
You can use a device script that'll, for the device, just log it's state change. You can switch manually & then check Domoticz log to compare commands sent with your own switch actions.
I runned into similar problem with a qubino smart-meter, on the wired relay control side: According to qubino support, root cause was the device is quite long to report back switch change after a switch command is sent, up to 7s, fooling open-zwave. This was IMO a device firmware problem that qubino support pushed to OZW because not willing to correct their buggy thing...
I wrote some messages at the time, for instance the one with the workaround I still use (automates a manual action that, mostly, lead to a stable relay state when done with the right timing):
http://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic ... rt#p130079
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Re: Z-wave switches 'bouncing'
Thanks @lost for the reply
However I think your issue is when someone physically switches at one end and it bounces.
However I'm suffering from my automated Blockly events bouncing. ie @6pm turn light X on. at 6 it turns on, but a few seconds later turns off and stays off.
This happens on a number of zwave devices from a number of manufacturers.
However I think your issue is when someone physically switches at one end and it bounces.
However I'm suffering from my automated Blockly events bouncing. ie @6pm turn light X on. at 6 it turns on, but a few seconds later turns off and stays off.
This happens on a number of zwave devices from a number of manufacturers.
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Re: Z-wave switches 'bouncing'
Nop, this was on a switch without any control out of domoticz. Logging showed an almost immediate state reversal from a single user action. There was also no auto-off or pushbutton config in the switch itself.billytkid wrote: Friday 05 January 2018 17:58 However I think your issue is when someone physically switches at one end and it bounces
Sending back command in a 1 to 3s timeframe experimentally lead to a stable state. I had to automatize this
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Re: Z-wave switches 'bouncing'
Ok great,
I played some with this after your reply and I've found that adding in a 5 second delay between the items in the group fixed the issue.
It seems that Domoticz may have issues sending to several devices at exactly the same time.
thanks
I played some with this after your reply and I've found that adding in a 5 second delay between the items in the group fixed the issue.
It seems that Domoticz may have issues sending to several devices at exactly the same time.
thanks
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