Closed FutureTense closed 3 years ago
Hey there @cgarwood, @marcelveldt, @martinhjelmare, mind taking a look at this issue as its been labeled with an integration (ozw
) you are listed as a codeowner for? Thanks!
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After you do a secure add wait 5-10 minutes and then wake the lock up and issue a refresh node from ozw-admin (or if a device gets generated for it in HA there should be a "refresh node" button on the device page for it) I had to try using Refresh Node a couple times with my Schlage lock to get all of the sensors to be picked up.
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The problem
I’m trying to add a Schlage BE469 lock with { “secure”: true }
The service creates a new node (as seen in ozwadmin) but it is empty. I’ve tried dozens of various payloads but I always get an incomplete node.
Environment
I’m using a docker container for everything.
homeassistant/home-assistant:latest
qt-openzwave (172.16.68.7800 gives me the ozwadmin interface)
Home Assistant Core release with the issue:
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Problem-relevant
configuration.yaml
Traceback/Error logs
Additional information
I can add this lock via ozwadmin, but it is extremely flaky. Sensors that should be available aren’t without some poking via MQTT, but even then the sensors aren’t responding reliably. I suspect this is an issue with ozw, but since I can’t add the lock from the service call, I thought I’d start here.