Aeon Labs DSC11-ZWUS Z wave Smart Strip, missing endpoints (no data on channel 5 and 6)

[velaar]

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• OH2 Version: 2.3.0-SNAPSHOT (current)
• Binding Version: 2.3.0.201802081624

If the problem is associated with a device, please provide the following -:

• Device name: Aeon Labs DSC11-ZWUS
• Device version: 1
• Link to database: here
• XML - here.

Log will be provided if needed.

The problem with the device is that endpoints 5 and 6 are missing, so device does not report power consumption for sockets 5 and 6. Channels are there, but I wasn't able to get any data from them. It seems there was a 'hack' to add those endpoints in OH1 binding (worked well there).

Thanks a lot for looking into this!

[cdjackson]

Please provide a logfile showing what data is received from the device for these endpoints.

[velaar]

2018-02-20 19:00:19.966 [DEBUG] [class.ZWaveMultiInstanceCommandClass] - NODE 12: Endpoint = 1, calling handleApplicationCommandRequest.
2018-02-20 19:00:20.028 [DEBUG] [class.ZWaveMultiInstanceCommandClass] - NODE 12: Endpoint = 2, calling handleApplicationCommandRequest.
2018-02-20 19:00:20.168 [DEBUG] [class.ZWaveMultiInstanceCommandClass] - NODE 12: Endpoint = 3, calling handleApplicationCommandRequest.
2018-02-20 19:00:20.227 [DEBUG] [class.ZWaveMultiInstanceCommandClass] - NODE 12: Endpoint = 4, calling handleApplicationCommandRequest.
2018-02-20 19:00:20.337 [DEBUG] [class.ZWaveMultiInstanceCommandClass] - NODE 12: Endpoint 5 not found. Cannot set command classes.
2018-02-20 19:00:20.428 [DEBUG] [class.ZWaveMultiInstanceCommandClass] - NODE 12: Endpoint 6 not found. Cannot set command classes.

It seems no data is received from device as those endpoints do not exist. I think this commit https://github.com/openhab/openhab1-addons/pull/2704/commits/5f1b4fb721c9cd8aad7418076a50bc51b13f8c11 fixed it for OH1.

Also originally it was discussed here

I'm also attaching the the DEBUG log for NODE 12 (which is the device in question) node12.log

[cdjackson]

Please provide an unfiltered logfile showing what data is received from the device for these endpoints during initialisation.

[velaar]

Here you are. Please let me know if that is what you're looking for. I can post full debug openhab startup log but that is >60M

This is a debug log for ZWave from the moment of startup (after Node 12 was deleted, to re-query)

ZWave.debug.log

P.s. thank you for your patience, newbie in ZWave :)

[omatzyo]

All outlets report for me. Here is my item setup:

Number	SmartSwitch_01_Power_0	"PowerStrip1 Master Power  [%.2f W]" 	{channel="zwave:device:zwave:node160:meter_watts" }
Number	SmartSwitch_01_Power_1	"PowerStrip1 Power 1 [%.2f W]" 	{channel="zwave:device:zwave:node160:meter_watts3" }
Number	SmartSwitch_01_Power_2	"PowerStrip1 Power 2 [%.2f W]" 	{channel="zwave:device:zwave:node160:meter_watts4" } 
Number	SmartSwitch_01_Power_3	"PowerStrip1 Power 3 [%.2f W]" 	{channel="zwave:device:zwave:node160:meter_watts5" }
Number	SmartSwitch_01_Power_4	"PowerStrip1 Power 4 [%.2f W]" 	{channel="zwave:device:zwave:node160:meter_watts6" } 
Number	SmartSwitch_01_Power_A	"PowerStrip1 Power A [%.2f W]" 	{channel="zwave:device:zwave:node160:meter_watts1" }
Number	SmartSwitch_01_Power_B	"PowerStrip1 Power B [%.2f W]" 	{channel="zwave:device:zwave:node160:meter_watts2" }

[velaar]

@omatzyo interesting. My setup is virtually identical

Number pwr_W_zTable <energy> (gInflux, gTable) {channel="zwave:device:78aa85e9:node12:meter_watts"}
Number pwr_W_zTable_AO1 <energy> (gInflux, gTable) {channel="zwave:device:78aa85e9:node12:meter_watts1"}
Number pwr_W_zTable_AO2 <energy> (gInflux, gTable) {channel="zwave:device:78aa85e9:node12:meter_watts2"}
Number pwr_W_zTable_s1 <energy> (gInflux, gTable) {channel="zwave:device:78aa85e9:node12:meter_watts3"}
Number pwr_W_zTable_s2 <energy> (gInflux, gTable) {channel="zwave:device:78aa85e9:node12:meter_watts4"}
Number pwr_W_zTable_s3 <energy> (gInflux, gTable) {channel="zwave:device:78aa85e9:node12:meter_watts5"}
Number pwr_W_zTable_s4 <energy> (gInflux, gTable) {channel="zwave:device:78aa85e9:node12:meter_watts6"}

Can you please share zwave configuration parameters for your device?

[velaar]

@cdjackson I'm unsure if this is related. But I'm unable to add the thing from Inbox to with the following error:

Thing zwave:device:512:node12 unable to be approved: Duplicate channels zwave:device:512:node12:switch_binary

[omatzyo]

I’ve been getting this same message actually since upgrading from the dev binding (which I’ve been on for months) to the snapshot this week.

[cdjackson]

New checks were recently added to esh so this is a new error that is highlighting a problem in the database for this device. It is already fixed and will be I the next update.

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On 19 Oct 2018, at 00:49, omatzyo [email protected] wrote:

I’ve been getting this same message actually since upgrading from the dev binding (which I’ve been on for months) to the snapshot this week.

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