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Plantje
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Settings Aeon multisensor Gen 5

Post by Plantje »

Recently I had a lot of timeouts from my multisensory. Disabling polling was the solution. However, that meant my illumination values were not being updated.

I looked in the settings and here on the forum. Found a setting that works:
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However, why do I need to fill in 255? Where can I find more information on what every setting means? What it does and what values to use?
At first I entered "7", because I read "7 -> Luminosity"
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Re: Settings Aeon multisensor Gen 5

Post by mantoz »

Hi,
please note that the number is 225, not 255.
It is created depending on the indicated bits as below:
bit 0 -> battery report
bit 5 -> temperature
and so on.
So that settings all reports to active leads to:
1 (bit 0 set) + 32 (bit 5 set) + 64 (bit 6 set) + 128 (bit 7 set) = 225

Hope this helps!
mantoz
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Re: Settings Aeon multisensor Gen 5

Post by Plantje »

Ah ok, like that. It sure helps! Thanks!

And 225 reports all? 97 would be everything up until humidity, 33 until temperature, 1 only battery and 0 nothing?

Where could I have read this?
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Re: Settings Aeon multisensor Gen 5

Post by mantoz »

Plantje wrote: Wednesday 19 September 2018 22:01 Ah ok, like that. It sure helps! Thanks!

And 225 reports all? 97 would be everything up until humidity, 33 until temperature, 1 only battery and 0 nothing?

Where could I have read this?
Yes, it should work that way.
Don't know where you can find that info, probably somewhere in Z-Wave documentation, but I can't say where, sorry.
Maybe other users can help.

mantoz
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