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I don't have a "Sensor Binary" test sketch, but I do have this "Switch Binary" test sketch, I've extended it to handle 7 switches... Works for me after I remove both checkmarks, save, and then add M checkmark, save. Don't forget to exclude your Z-Uno, then flash sketch and re-inc...

On your HC2 on the advanced page, navigate to the "associaton" button. Click that and you'll get a table view. See the S and M columns? S means single and M multi. Put a checkmark in the M column, it is as simple as that. If your Z-Uno is a sleeping node, wake it up to get the new setting....

Thanks! So 7.5 mA... Ah, that is due to power regulator + all the extra hardware you've added. It is still better than the expected +/- 40 mA of an "always on slave", but certainly not as low as the Z-Wave SoC can go in FLiRS mode... Interesting project!

I would add a 30 second delay. I don't think there is an easy way to monitor the progress (there is a log at the top in the status window, so technically speaking there is "something"). I know the guys from Z-Wave.me follow this forum, they will chime in if there is something interesting t...

You can automate that, the command is hidden but works... Lua a,b=api.post("/devices/899/action/readWholeConfiguration") fibaro:debug(a) fibaro:debug(b) The 899 is the master ID of your device, the a and b are status messages, not too important. There is a downside: it causes a lot of traf...

I ran a few tests and I would not jump to conclusions, but I think I know where this is going... It might be a problem we're stuck with... What I did was adapt an older sketch of mine, and add ZUNO_SETUP_BATTERY_HANDLER(my_battery_handler); byte my_battery_handler() { LoopCount10ms=0; NZRAM.get(Fake...

I haven't used my Z-Uno in while and on top of that haven't used "battery level" in... say... 2 years? So time for me to catch up with current firmware. I haven't tried to update my FLiRS code, I try to avoid batteries, but it should work. Tough to diagnose without tools. Would be easier i...

Haven't tried this myself, but... According to the Z-Uno docs: https://z-uno.z-wave.me/Reference/ZUNO_SETUP_BATTERY_HANDLER/ I quote "name of the function returning % value as a BYTE" It doesn't clearly state so but I interprete that as a number between 0..100, as that page starts by sayin...

Not really... If you add the Z-Uno to the controller, then for example add a relay, you can send data from the Z-Uno to the relay. Now you can remove the controller, it does not play a part in the communication. This more or less does what you ask: communicate, without a controller. But... Suppose o...

I understand why you didn't "see" it in that document, I must admit I've been doing Z-Wave for many years now and sometimes I fail to see stuff through newbie eyes. In this case, the devil is in the details... This sentence: "You can also partially control Z-Uno without using channels...