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[App] Philio

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  • casedacaseda Member
    edited October 2016
    Homey only works in decimal numbers (so in this case 127), the zwave modules only work in hexadecimal (so in this case (0x)7F )
    this is not always 1 byte though, some parameters use 2 or 4 bytes (2 bytes: 00 7F, 4 bytes: 00 00 00 7F)
    that is why we need to specify a size: # value in the driver

    for the parameters it is automatically changed to the correct hexadecimal value for most cases, this is done in the z-wave driver files
    so it does need to be specified in decimal (more human readable) values within homey

    but to keep it simple, no for homey there is no difference, as long as homey's end IS decimal
  • cautjecautje Member
    edited October 2016
    Hi,
    Need some help here, there is no data popping up.
    Does someone know what could be wrong?

    Smal dip swiches one off and one on
    Big dip swich in front off the battery to the left

    THX!!!





  • MrDutchfighterMrDutchfighter Member
    Have the same problem here with my PST02-A. Tried to fix it and added a pull request to the main branch last night. This still didn't fix it for me, but at least should apply the correct settings and make the setting screen work.

    It looks like the settings to the PST02 aren't applied by Homey when initial set-up, and also the settings won't be applied after saving and waking the device. At least for me.

    I hope the new version will be in the store soon and then you can retest it with firmware 0.10.5 (with a lot of Z-wave fixes). But don't get your hopes up yet.
  • cautjecautje Member
    edited October 2016
    Yes, tried on 10.5 did not change or working
  • RobinVanKekemRobinVanKekem Member
    Submitted app for approval.
  • casedacaseda Member
    @RobinVanKekem ;
    If you can wait with submitting for +/- an hour, fixing the settings for you in both drivers :smile: 
  • RobinVanKekemRobinVanKekem Member
    @caseda, shure, I'll cancel the approval!
  • casedacaseda Member
    done :smile: i did not check the command classes, just fixed up the settings to what they should be in this version of homey, so if still not working, and i have some time left, i might look at this (did not do it immediately because it takes a lot of time if you don't have the sensor yourself)
  • MrDutchfighterMrDutchfighter Member
    With the new version the Homey debugger got a big improvement. I can actually see events coming in. Now the biggest question is. How to parse them... Anyone an idea on how to parse this event:

    [debug] node.CommandClass['COMMAND_CLASS_MULTI_CMD'].on('report') arguments: { '0': { value: 1, name: 'MULTI_CMD_ENCAP' },  '1':    { 'Number of Commands (Raw)': <Buffer 03>,     'Number of Commands': 3,     'Variant Group': [ [Object] ] },  '2': null }

  • RobinVanKekemRobinVanKekem Member
    caseda said:
    done :smile: i did not check the command classes, just fixed up the settings to what they should be in this version of homey, so if still not working, and i have some time left, i might look at this (did not do it immediately because it takes a lot of time if you don't have the sensor yourself)
    Nice, thanks!
    I'll check your PR so I can learn  ;)
  • casedacaseda Member
    RobinVanKekem said:
    I'll check your PR so I can learn  ;)
    if you have any question about something, feel free to ask them :smile:
  • MrDutchfighterMrDutchfighter Member
    Added a fix for the PST02-A, device is now working correctly on my local build (app version 0.0.8, homey version 0.10.5). When the version is submitted to the App Store I hope it will be available for you soon and that it will work properly for others :)
  • cautjecautje Member
    Hero!!!!  :)
  • RobinVanKekemRobinVanKekem Member
    edited October 2016
    Re-submitted v0.0.8 (3rd time today, lol)
  • MarkSwiftMarkSwift Member
    What do we think?

    Philio, right???

    https://www.amazon.co.uk/Zipato-ph-psm01-eu-Trio-Z-Wave-Multi-Sensor/dp/B00Q68IR50/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1476607741&sr=8-2&keywords=z-wave+multi

    Further, I really want to add my relay, I'll see if I can figure it out.
  • MrDutchfighterMrDutchfighter Member
    Yeah, Philio and Zipato are somehow related devices... There are also two apps in the Homey app store supporting the devices. Still haven't found out what the difference is between those yet.
  • RobinVanKekemRobinVanKekem Member
    V0.0.8 is published in the store!
  • cautjecautje Member
    Now is works super!!!
    THX!!!!

    On wicht possition has the jumper to be? 
    I cant read it in het manual.
    The smal dip swiches ar now 1 off and 2 on

    THX!
  • MarkSwiftMarkSwift Member
    Any news on if the switch (in wall) can be added?
  • cautjecautje Member
    Hi,

    On wicht possition has the jumper to be? 
    I cant read it in het manual.
    The smal dip swiches ar now 1 off and 2 on

    THX!
  • casedacaseda Member
    edited November 2016
    @cautje
    from the manual:
    Function DIP
    There is one function DIP switch in front of the device.
    Remove the front cover in the right top of the PCB, and also has mark “M1” and “M2” for two switch.
    Notice: PST02-C don't have DIP switch in hardware.

    M1 M2 Description
    ON ON Test Mode.
    ON OFF Normal Mode.
    OFF ON Normal Mode.
    OFF OFF Customer Mode.
    According to the configuration setting NO. 5 to set the operation mode
  • cautjecautje Member
    @caseda ;
    Hi, i Have Read this.
    My question is about the bigger single horizontale dip switch.

    And another question is why sabotage is Always in alarm, the swich on the Back is closed.
    Thx!
  • cautjecautje Member
    @caseda ;
    Hi, i Have Read this.
    My question is about the bigger single horizontale dip switch.

    And another question is why sabotage is Always in alarm, the swich on the Back is closed.
    Thx!
  • casedacaseda Member
    @cautje, i think that is just a tamper button? as soon as you take the cover off it will give a tamper alarm... probably also the reason why it stays on?
  • cautjecautje Member
    @caseda ;
    No, that is the one on the back.
    I mean the jumper richt above the battery if you open the case.
    Not the M1 M2
    In the red circle
  • casedacaseda Member
    @cautje ;
    S3 = the button i meant, cover off = tamper alarm button

    Almost seems like you are the only one wondering that on the interwebs, no information about it anywhere, first thought it was the PIR sensitivity but that is settable in the parameters.
     
    maybe the brightness of the LED?
    otherwise really don't know
  • cautjecautje Member
    @caseda ;
    I will ask Philio and share the answer here.
    Thx!


  • fuzzybearfuzzybear Member
    edited November 2016

    @cautje

    There are two tamper switches of This is the same as most door contacts. 1 as You have circled for the cover and one which cannot be seen on the back of the sensor.

    If you look at the cover there should be a corresponding peg or strip that makes contact with this button. 

  • cautjecautje Member
    Answers Philio:

    Q: What is the function from the jumper inside

    A: the jumper is for changing the sensitivity of PIR manually, high and low.

    this hardware jumper is not for the end user but only for our engineering purpose and that’s why we did not mention it in our user manual.

    the sensitivity can be adjusted by the software.

    Default is on the left —> H




  • casedacaseda Member
    So my initial guess was right after all :smiley:

    kinda weird that they left something like that still in, jumpers aren't very cheap to leave in if they don't really need it on mass produced products

    production cost in china must be cheaper then changing the board layout i guess
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