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Thanks for the info. As mentioned I am running UZB 5.27 and 5.36 is shown when I use token all. I see some forum posts about bricking UZB going from 5.27 to 5.36... So I do not want to risk it. I will order a new UZB stick now just in case and do the upgrade when it arrives so I have something to re...

A) Note : I have 2 UZB controllers running two networks. They are fairly far away from each other... Yes I know I really should combine them, but have not had the time to reinclude everything... Just noting this... B) I noticed yesterday when I did an update on my "2nd network" from 5.23 t...

So I have just made the upgrade from 2.3.8 to 3.0.6. I see that priority routing is sort of in place now. Nice... This has made my Controller -> Device connections MUCH more stable... Multi floor hops at 100kb, sub 100ms transfers pretty much every time. I am now trying to get the return paths worki...

A) Reorg doesnt work properly... There is a case error in modules/ZWave/index.js nodejs instead of nodeJs B) Rorg doesnt work property... The function that checks nextStep in my case kept on adding my flirs devices over and over... The mains went fine, but the flirs (I have 9 of them) would do a cou...

Hello, I will require about 20 of these:

https://z-uno.z-wave.me/module/

Where to purchase them in EU?

Thanks!

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I will answer some of my own questions here as I have just updated one device. A) To find the correct file name I used an extra zuno board I had sitting in my drawer. I updated to the latest bootloader via arduino. Then I uploaded a sketch, in the log there is a bit of a data dump and it listed &quo...

Heya. First a quick bit of background info. For about 2 years now, I have been running z-uno boards in each of our alarm system based (eg: wired to alarm) motion sensors. Honestly, one of the best home automation decisions I have made. Installed in each of our already existing motion sensors, there ...

So its going to be time to upgrade my asus tinkerboard (similar but more powerful to a RPI for those who dont know...) to a "real" mini PC. Something like an Intel NUC. Have not decided, looks like 2019 was a big year for those mini pc's and there are many options now. I will no longer hav...

Thanks for the heads up re. firmware updates. Like I always say, keep up the good work... Love you products!