Domoticz

I'm at a loss, hopefully one of you guys has an answer. I have a bunch of Qubino Flush ZWave devices, and for one of them (Qubino ZMNHADx Flush 1 Relay+) I want to use the I2 and I3 inputs to switch scenes and so forth. But I cannot get it to work... I tried:

- Changing the I2/I3 to Sensor Binary (parameter 100/101), excluding and including the node. No extra devices came up...
- Adding the lifeline (1) to group 4 and 6.
- Adding the lifeline (1) to all groups.

After messing with the groups I did see in the log things like: But I haven't seen any new devices in Domoticz. I'm a programmer myself, but I'm at a loss now....

You should have 3 Light/Switch devices in your table.
That goes for a Qubino Dimmer and a Qubino Flush 2 relays.
I only have the default groups (Group 3 lifeline to node 1 controller).

I indeed have four switches, but they do not seem to work... Only OFF's reported or some random ON's. Do you get ON's reported when you press the I2 of your dimmer?

I suspect the reports are incorrectly processed or so... When I press any button, all seem to report OFF.

You say you connected group 3 of the Dimmer to node 1? With my flush dimmers group 3 is the Multilevel set Flush Dimmer...

Yes, I use one for my doorbell and it work's fine.
I do also have those random ON's on the other input, luckely not on the one that I use for my doorbell.

Strangely I do get a mention in my log if I press the input: However, no new devices appear...? And I would expext two distinct messages, as I have two inputs...

Egregius wrote: ↑Wednesday 09 January 2019 7:22 Yes, I use one for my doorbell and it work's fine.
I do also have those random ON's on the other input, luckely not on the one that I use for my doorbell.

For your doorbell, are you using 220Vac or the option to power the device using 24Vcc: Latest would be more secure as this avoids dangerous voltage on your door-bell switch.

On my side, I use ZMNHND1 (dry contact) version for my horman garage door: Relay in // of local pushbutton command + I2 getting the door locked info (0/24V). As 24V is used internally by control board, I used an option connector to power the qubino (exact same 24V as lock info, so no level problem).

When I ordered the device, seller told me I2 was not reporting data correctly in his testing. In my application, this is working correctly.

So I suspect using 220Vac feature may not be working, but using 24Vcc, it is.

Other option may be firmware modifications by qubino for newer devices that may have broken the feature as many problems shows-up with qubino firmwares last 2 years (I have a smart-meter that was a pain in the a.. with buggy external relay control + some measurements reported as parameters: why the hell are they doing such stupid thing???).

I use 240Vac on a metal doorbell button
But it's still the none zwave plus version, with that one you need to link the neutral wire to I2/I3 so basically there's no voltage on the wire.

Egregius wrote: ↑Wednesday 09 January 2019 13:47 I use 240Vac on a metal doorbell button
But it's still the none zwave plus version, with that one you need to link the neutral wire to I2/I3 so basically there's no voltage on the wire.

Those who ring your bell should not read this forum
Anyway, neutral issue should only trigger your ground fault protection breaker!

In my setup, last thing I remember is didn't have to setup I2 as binary switch. Default configuration worked.

Only auto-off feature, on relay driving side, looked buggy... or to misbehave with OZW expected relay state return, so soon after driving it, thus state switch after change was not always reported correctly: Can't say for sure.
Had to use the switch setup in Domoticz (to send an off after 1s) to do the auto-off in order to emulate push-button behavior.

Just checked that, mine is set as a 'push on button' type.

I've been dabbling a bit more.

I've added to the ZMNHADx.xml, to force multi instance behaviour. Now i can add 1.1 to groups and such. There's 4 switches, one is the light itself (Q), one is sort of a gathering of all ON/OFF's and the last two are identical, and report the toggle of I2/I3 with an OFF. But there's no distinguish between I2 or I3...

Any more ideas? So now I can at least use the I2/I3 input, but they will both do the same. I was hoping to use them for two scenes...