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The controller info you provided shows: "SUC/SIS in network: 153 (SIS)" This looks strange to me. The SIS is responsible for assigning new node IDs and it looks like your controller is configured to use Z-Wave node ID 153 for the SIS. I can't explain why the SIS is set to use node ID 153. ...

Here's a link to a NOAA web site that presumably performs an authoritative calculation of sunrise/sunset time for a given latitude/longitude and day of the year: https: //gml.noaa.gov/grad/solcalc/sunrise.html May I suggest you input the same latitude/longitude on the NOAA website used to configure ...

It looks like we're both Xmas geeks :) As best as I can tell, Z-Way has a bug in its logic where it improperly waits for the supervised multilevel switch command to complete before issuing another multilevel switch command for the same device. I can understand this makes sense if the second multilev...

It looks like the problem is with Z-Way's logic where it waits until the multilevel switch=99 command is completed before sending the stop command. From what I read in the Z-Wave specification (see: https://sdomembers.z-wavealliance.org/document/dl/652 - CC:006C.01.01.11.00A - A receiving node MUST ...

The log also shows the following: [2021-12-23 14:57:09.831] [W] [zway] failure callback 0xb1cfd9f8 Your log does not show what function was associated with the callback, but the callback failure could be part of the problem. As a suggestion, unless you absolutely need encryption, why don't you force...

Except for the mosquitto issue, I don't see a problem that would prevent the z-way-server process from starting automatically on a reboot. If the problem still persists, further troubleshooting by @Poltos may be your best option. The mosquitto issue has been previously discussed in the forum. The fo...

Just checking... is the problem that Z-Way fails to automatically start when you reboot the Raspberry Pi? In other words, starting z-way-server manually from the command line is successful, and the z-way-server does not start automatically after a reboot. If that's the problem, instead of running ls...

Yikes! The commands you ran to do the upgrade blew away your existing Z-Way installation and is definitely not the correct procedures for an upgrade. if you haven't done a backup, then you'll likely need to re-build your entire Z-Wave network - not a fun task. To upgrade to v3.2.2 on a Razberry from...

Since this issue isn't specific to version 3.2.2, please consider starting a new thread in the Device Specific forum for the Namron Thermostat plug. It is very likely that the log file contains sufficient information to reveal the problem (lack of support in the Z-Way database is not the problem). @...

Assuming you're using a Raspberry Pi (Razberry), accessing the Z-Way log file requires SSH (linux command line) access. If you're not familiar with the linux command line, then your best option is to enable remote access with remote support turned on and send a message to @poltos (with your Z-Way Ac...