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That's too little information, really. But from a reverse google image search, it seems like what you have is a "normal" dimmer. Most such dimmers function in a way that makes the amount of dimming dependent on the physical rotational position of the knob. (More in depth, they use a mechan...

As far as I can see, this is the official Android app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.pathec.hubapp And the only Android app project I could find on the official github is this: https://github.com/Z-Wave-Me/Z-Way-Android Which hasn't been updated since 2014, and doesn't seem to mat...

When creating a virtual device, it has both a "defaults" field and an "overlay" field, but I haven't been able to find any documentation regarding this. Overlay seems to accept the same fields as defaults, and often it doesn't seem to matter what goes where, but I'm sure there is...

Never mind, I found that according to the documentation on apiary , the API supports the following API call: /v1/modules/reinitialize/{module-id} - stops all instances of module, reloads JS and meta data and starts instances again - useful for module development. I've yet to try, but I'm sure it wor...

When working on a usermodule, it's frequently necessary to reload the module. Is there a better and easier way of doing that than restarting the whole z-way-server service?

PoltoS wrote: ↑

09 Oct 2017 01:29

You can use a scene to dim lights to some specific levels. And then activate the scene

That's true, but what about getting values?

According to the Alpaca documentation, the postRender function is called when the form has rendered in the client. So I searched the home-automation repo and found a couple of instances where it has been used. Except instead of feeding the function definition directly in the module.json, like the Al...

Have you tried to exclude the device and reinclude it?

It turns out that if I click the browser's Stop button at just the right time – after the home login screen has started loading, but before it's done, which is a very small time window – I'm able to log in. This usually takes a few tries before it succeeds, as the home login screen barely flashes be...

Ok. I tried to do this the other way around, by creating a postrender script that will hopefully be able to populate the select field when the form has rendered, but I'm having trouble getting the postrender script to execute. For now, I'm keeping it as simple as possible, and have basically copied ...