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I haven't changed anything on the code to see if it's working as expected.
After that I'll start adding the above, currently unsupported, devices.
Could you guys check if it updates?
Without using the install button from the store.
Although that should also work but beware so you don't lose any devices!
https://apps.athom.com/app/com.philio
It's this device: PHI_PAN06 Relay Insert 2 * 1.5 KW - Z-Wave Europe Manuals
And for more info on the Philio PSR04 Smart Color Button:
When adding i cant see witch type to chooze.
I have the PST02-1A
Is it the first or the second?
THX!
Selecteer een apparaat...
No which device.
Add your device with Z-wave under Homey. It will detect the correct Philio Device once you have the app installed.
As you can see via the link below, the official version in the store is v0.0.4
https://apps.athom.com/app/com.philio
Do you have the app locally installed through the Athom CLI?
The motion alarm does not turning off.
I have ask marcoF a time a go. But forgot what it was.
Could be a setting or something with homey it self.
My 8 weeks old daughter is keeping us busy
I tried to fix it last night in the github branch but didn't succeed.
I think the main reason that the device becomes a 'brick' (not blinking when movement is detected or when the door sensor is triggered) is because of the bit settings. Is there anyone here that knows how to handle setting bits in Z-wave? Best practices?
To make myself more clear, there are three settings in the PST02-A. Operation Mode, Multi Sensor Switch Function and Customer Function resp. position 5, 6 and 7. These three values all contain 8 bits which can hold settings. What is the best way to set (in Homey) the bits 00000100 (representing 4) in the settings? What I currently use is the following:
"operation_mode": {
"index": 5,
"size": 1,
"parser": function (input) {
return new Buffer([parseInt(input)]);
}
}
Any ideas are welcome, would be nice to support the PST02-A (and then also the PST02-B and PST02-C are supported because they all have the same settings, exept one has more capabilities then the other).
and probably the cause of the crashes
so only the index and size values stay
Another question I've been wondering about for quite a while now. is there any difference (for the driver) between the values, or are they all parsed to one byte in the end? E.g. when the manual states that the values can have a range of: 0 ~ 0x7F and for another parameter the range is 0 ~ 127, is this for Homey the same (are they all numeric inputs, since 0x7f translates to 127).