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I still have no idea what I'm doing, but I struggled with the same problem until I found the right set of values by trial and error: 1: None 2: 1 3: 240 4: 1 101: 225 102: 0 103: 0 111: 720 112: 720 113: 720 Wakeup: 480 The key values for me where 101 and the wakeup time. Value 101 makes the device ...

I answered my second question myself; all binary sensors report only "0" via the HTTP GET logger when triggered. Thus, you get temporal information, but not state information unless you actively query the sensor.

I don't know the "official" answer, but with my Aeon multisensor the Razberry seems to puts it back to sleep when it is done with it, so it never actually stays on for more than a couple of seconds regardless of the on-time value. So I take that value to mean more "how long should I s...

Can you use the (built-in) SensorValueLogging module? Maybe I don't quite understand what you want to do, but I set up two SensorValueLogging modules, one that calls a URL when new temperature data arrive and one that calls a URL when a door sensor is triggered. The URL contains the device id and se...

I am new to zway (and zwave). So far I have managed to get my razberry (v2.0.1-rc11) working with four sensors and a relay, but I am still struggling with two issues. (Disclaimer: I am not a programmer. JavaScript scares me. But I know my way around Linux fairly well.) The first problem is interacti...

For anyone else having problems with the Aeotec multisensor, I just wanted to add that I had the same problem after trying to change the wakeup time. I have two multisensors, one on battery and one on USB. The one on battery I just associated with the network and left alone--it works perfectly. On t...