Closed duylong closed 9 months ago
Hi @duylong, sorry for the delay but I took a break during Christmas/new years's eve holidays.
This seems to be an issue on device side, did you tried to follow: https://zwave-js.github.io/node-zwave-js/#/troubleshooting/index ?
From what I've read, equipment configurations can be changed due to associations.
Issue on device side? What I don't understand is why it affects so many different modules in my home.
I still had an AEON Labs ZW117 repeater that added a "Wake Up v1" to its configuration. Concerning its association, I only have one "Root Endpoint Lifeline". For 2 identical modules (Qubino ZMNHAD) with the same firmware, I end up with one that has "Wake Up v1" and the other does not. Really weird...
I gave up doing the interviews each time since it comes up randomly each time.
It's difficult at the moment to have precise logs. I have 87 modules, that's a lot of logs and I don't have a time period to isolate the information.
I hope other people have also noticed this problem, that was the point of this issue. I will try to continue my investigations...
@duylong Try to share a full log when you have it, that's the only thing that could help! Are you using an usb extension cord?
No usb extension cord.
I understand about the logs, I will try to isolate the problem if I can.
@duylong Could you try to use one? It improoves communication a lot
Isn't Zwave mesh made for that? In any case I don't have too many network problems, a few bugs because of my zooz 700 key but overall it works.
I put in an extension to test, we'll see if it's any better, that doesn't explain the crazy configuration addition.
I thought that initially an interview remained frozen until the next interview, I did not think that a device itself could force the addition of a new configuration with an association.
I did not think that a device itself could force the addition of a new configuration with an association.
I don't understand what you mean here
I did not think that a device itself could force the addition of a new configuration with an association.
I don't understand what you mean here
I simply wanted to indicate that it was strange that a module could change its configuration (adding classes in Values) without an interview.
I think I'll close this issue as you think it's a device specific issue. I had the impression of a general bug. If possible, I would create one issue per device.
Could be https://zwave-js.github.io/node-zwave-js/#/troubleshooting/nonsensical-values, but hard to say w/o logs.
IMO that's caused by some communication problem and commands received by the device are misinterpreted by the controller
Checklist
Deploy method
Docker
Z-Wave JS UI version
9.6.2.6e369a1
ZwaveJS version
12.4.1
Describe the bug
Hi,
After a first interview, my modules work without problem. The values are well defined and I don't touch anything.
However, after a while, new groups of values appear for no reason even though I have not done an interview, added a module or other actions.
For example, I have a Qubino ZMNHJD device that has "WakeUp v1", "Basic v0", "Binary Sensor v0" or "Multilevel Sensor v3" value groups that should not be there. A "WakeUp v1" for a powered module is strange...
So I find myself from time to time with the following WARNINGS:
If I do a interview again, all its unknown values disappear and I have no problem until the next change.
On another module, a Fibaro FGMS001, I end up with the values "[96-48-0-unknown (0x82)] Sensor state (unknown (0x82))", "[96-48-0-unknown (0x1c) ] Sensor state (unknown (0x1c))" or "[96-48-0-unknown (0x17)] Sensor state (unknown (0x17))" in "Binary Sensor v1". Once again, an interview erases its "unknown" values.
Have you ever had a similar problem?
I would like to decide for myself whether an interview is necessary or not, is there an automatic scheduling of interviews?
To Reproduce
I'm afraid I don't have the logs, the problem being random, I don't have logs on the exact moment of the changes.
Expected behavior
I shouldn't see new values added after an interview.
Additional context
No response