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Hi Heinrich,
nice to see, that my app is useful for somebody .

You can try following:

I have implemented another idea: Put the whole z-way-server folder and the log onto an additional USB drive.
I think a good USB drive will last longer than a SD card. And if it fails, it can be exchanged much easier.

5. Maybe the lifetime of your SD card slowly is going to end. Consider moving to a new one.

Perhaps you can find anything in the browsers console.

At least in network analysis, you can see if the read xml file contains the expected link to the image and if this image is requested.

I don't have this device.

I took the description of another device without image, added your image, and after I cleared the browsers cache the image was shown in Expert UI.

There is nothing wrong with this file. If you now prove that Expert UI pulls in exactly this file, then you have to look somewhere else entirely.

I have also done these things. It works. Have you cleared the browser cache? If that doesn't help, the reason must be in the file. Either you are using a wrong file (unfortunately, the filename is not shown in Expert UI), or you made a mistake while editing. I assume that you have edited an existing...

I see the advantage of monit in the automatic restart after failure abort. Those who don't need that and prefer a graphical interface can have a look on Monitorix (http://www.monitorix.org/). Already in standard view, it provides a lot of information. In /etc/monitorix/monitorix.conf, section <proce...

try this: You can check with .../ZWaveAPI/Data/0 whether it's stored.
You should check too whether the type is changed from "empty" to "int" or "string".

After one more digging into the Z-Wave specification, I think I found the explanation:
It's only a route ack with extended header. What I thought to be the command class is simply a part of the extension.