Domoticz

Since a week I have Zwave nodes with Node ID 0x0000 and Type 0x0000 in the zwave list .
I find this very strange because the setup has been working for 5+ years without a problem
Example screenshot: https://www.flickr.com/gp/mchangsp/3C09A3
I can find the original IDs in the Domoticz definitions of the devices

I alreay tried this a few times:
- stop domoticz
- delete zw_cfg_*.xml file (containing the cache)
- reboot raspberry pi
- start domoticz

The Node ID and Type still stay on zero.
The domoticz log shows no zwave errors.

Any tips which I can try so the zwave list displays the correct IDs?
What I find most strange is that the zwave USB stick has no Node ID

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Platform details
Raspberry Pi 3
Aeon Z-Stick Gen5

Domoticz:
Version: 4.10717
Build Hash: b38b49e5
Compile Date: 2019-05-09 13:04:08
dzVents Version: 2.4.19
Python Version: 3.4.2 (default, Oct 19 2014, 14:03:53) [GCC 4.9.1]

Try this: On the Node tab do a device refresh on the node

if it's a "sleeping device", use the wake-up button (after the refresh I think)

If still ko, try:

- delete ozwcache.... file in /domoticz/Conf
- restart domoticz and let it finish z-wave initialization (takes longer as usual)
- on the Node tab do a device refresh on the node

see also
https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopi ... 15#p225812
viewtopic.php?f=24&t=20999

OK thanks I will try and keep you posted

I encountered this same problem after adding a Qubino dimmer to the network.
Immediately after, the entire list of nodes was empty when I viewed the Setup of my Aeon Z-Stick. This was fixed by rebooting Raspbian, restarting Domoticz and removing and readding the Z-Stick (I really don't know in what order...).

Then the nodes showed up, but most of them with the Node ID 0x0000 and Type 0x0000.
I found this topic, and solved the problem by:
Then all the nodes displayed with right ID and Type again, but all my PIR's had a generic discription in red italics. To get that fixed, I had to wake all said PIR's individually by pressing the inclusion button on the device.

Thanks for the help.