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Hello. It appears that version 3.12 is preinstalled on the board and perhaps I only have version 3.10? Yes, it looks like your sketch uses 3.10. How can I upgrade the toolchain and/or bootloader to support my new rev 7 board? You most likely have this: 2024-04-23 134132.png To use the latest version...

Things did not get better with 3.0.12b and Zwave JS. With 3.0.10 at least I was having some successful runs when doing OTA, but with 3.0.12b none. I keep getting the following error message: 2024-03-21 15:55:40.541 INFO Z-WAVE: Failed to start the update: Invalid hardware version! (ZW1503) updateFi...

KGBEl wrote: ↑

19 Mar 2024 23:25

Ahh, I missed that.
Is that 3.0.12?

Yes

KGBEl wrote: ↑

15 Mar 2024 19:09

One more question, is there a plan for getting an callback on BtnButtonModeExtInt?

At the moment there are no plans for this.

KGBEl wrote: ↑

15 Mar 2024 19:07

If I understand you right, there is no way to use BtnButtonModeExtInt and get an
answer to pushed button without polling the Btn.xxxx for events.

Best is to use attachInterrupt() an work around?

Yes that's right.

Thank you for answering. Can you give me an example or hint of how I can use COMMAND_CLASS_TIME for this? There is no example yet - the command class is not fully completed. To use it, just do this: ZUNO_ENABLE( WITH_CC_TIME ); And it will ask the controller for time every 8 hours. to reduce the up...

Thank you for answering, I did that but I haven't found out how to catch the button press. How do I set up an isr so I can catch the interrupt? If you check button presses, then as in the example: void process_buttons() { if(Btn.isSingleClick(BUTTON)) { Serial0.println("isSingleClick"); i...

Hi out there. I have copied the example from https://z-uno.z-wave.me/Reference/ZUNO_Buttons/addButton/ and it works well. In the text there is a hint of BtnButtonModeExtInt wich you can use instead of BtnButtonModeTimer in the example. My question is, how do I set up an ISR and let the interrupt fi...

I had to reinstall all my software on my PC due to a re-installation of Windows. Trying to get the Arduino IDE up and running again so I can go back to work on my devices, and I find I can't install the Z-Uno2 board file in IDE version 2.3.2 or 1.8.19. Added the URL to the Additional Boards Manager...

This writes the cfg parameters, then read them out and print them on the serial console. In 3.0.10 and older it works flawlessly. In 3.0.12b it doesn't work. I'm not sure I understood exactly. But if you need to use ZUNO_SETUP_CONFIGPARAMETERS, and not through zunoSaveCFGParam - then this is how it...