Closed apetrycki closed 5 years ago
I couldn't figure out a way to change this to test it as I'm new to the code.
You can't - Its sent by the device.
I'm not sure if setasreport is right or not
It shouldn't be needed. In fact, you don't need anything for those CommandClasses. They should be autodiscovered
You should only enter in the Configuration CC details and Associations Info
2018-10-19 11:48:48.224 Info, Node018, Received Hail command from node 18
After that - It should refresh the other Command Classes.
But thats not too efficent. See if there is a configuration option to update to Send a MultiLevel SET instead of a Hail when the changes are made.
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The switch is recognized and the toggle works to some extent, but the dimming does not. I assume it's because it's set to generic="18" and specific="0" instead of specific="2" to be a multi-level remote switch.
I couldn't figure out a way to change this to test it as I'm new to the code. The command class is specified in the XML, but I'm guessing it's not being used:
I tried adding the device to the manufacturer_specific.xml:
and created the config XML:
I'm not sure if setasreport is right or not, but it didn't seem to break anything. It still doesn't seem to register when I press the dimming buttons, though:
0x26 should be the dimming command.
There is a SmartThings device handler here: https://github.com/ericvitale/ST-Cooper-RF9500-Beast/blob/master/devicetypes/ericvitale/cooper-rf9500-beast.src/cooper-rf9500-beast.groovy It worked when I was using ST.
Info from Z-Wave Alliance:
If I can get some guidance as a noob, I'm more than happy to fix it.