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<association-group id="1" capacity="5">
<association>
<node>1</node>
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The command ALARM_TYPE_HOME_SECURITY seems be working for tamper detection i.e. When i pull the cover containing the battery it sends this alarm. When i put the cover back, it send another stating normal state.
I tried it with 3 other devices I from this same manufacturer (garage door ans recessed door sensors) and they all seem to use it for tamper detection- thanks for pointing me in this direction as i was looking to see how to get those tamper alarms.
I will play around with the motion a little more to see if the sensor will send the motion based trigger - i thought it should have been instantaneous upon motion detection but as you suggest there is a 3 mins of continuous sensing before it will trigger which seems pretty excessive
I will let you know what i find out.
The sensor uses all command classes listed in the manual. Since we don't know how the library for openremote works, we wouldn't know which information would help. We have several custom device handlers created by SmartThings users for this sensor and they were able to pull all the information from the manual. The issue seems to be in the fact that there needs to be a device-specific entry for this sensor in the openremote library - this is something their support should be able to confirm. The device uses all standard Z-Wave Plus commands and implementation protocol.
Since it's not properly recognized by the controller, it never fully configured so the LED indicator are not behaving properly either (they will only activate once the sensor is fully enrolled in the network).
We recommend getting in touch with the software's support to see what information is needed to get the device enrolled for full support.
Parameter 5, Retrigger Time, Size 1, Default 3 Minutes
Parameter 6, Sensitivity, Size 1, Default 4
Since it's not properly recognized by the controller, it never fully configured so the LED indicator are not behaving properly either (they will only activate once the sensor is fully enrolled in the network).
Parameter 7, Size 1, Value [1, 2, 3], Default 3
Mode 1 : The LED is off and does not ever flash.
Mode 2 : The LED "breathes" to indicate the temperature range and flashes quickly when motion is detected.
Mode 3 : The LED quickly flashes the temperature or whenever motion is detected. This is the default behaviour.
Just wondering if had a chance to look in to this. If you need more information or any other logs etc please let me know.
Once the sensor is properly recognized and configured in the software, the LED indicator should start behaving normally as well.
Just checking to see if you had a chance to look in to this a little more
Thanks
Thanks I will try this new beta zwave and let you know this weekend how it works.
With the zwave 3.2.1.jar luminance and all other parameters (except motion) work perfectly for me.
Just wanted let you know that the motion is now working! Thanks for your help. Also the Leds seems to be working
Only thing I am noticing is that when there is motion both the motion (STATUS) and Tamper (ALARM_TYPE_HOME_SECURITY) get triggered. Maybe that's how it's suppose to be.
Thanks again
Hi Rainer,
Another quick note- the battery status does not seem to update at all except when the sensor is forced to wake up by pulling the cover off- so I need to manually poll for battery status using battery command or should it be sending full reports including battery status based on the wake up interval?
I guess this would apply to other zwave battery powered sensors too - do they need to be polled or should they be sending battery value updates periodically upon wake up?