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Posted: **06 Jul 2023 11:14**

Hi,
I just installed my new Razberry 7 board. In this context, I checked everything again. In the process, I noticed an oddity.

In a lot of incoming packets (174 packets of 3636 single casts from originPackets) there are routes with unknown hops.

Example:

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{
    "updateTime": 1688621444,
    "nodeId": 39,
    "dstNodeId": 1,
    "RSSI": 193,
    "hops": "[252,212,249,94,185,108,38,222]",
    "frameType": "singlecast",
    "duplicate": 0,
    "value": "[152,129,252,212,249,94,185,108,38,222,105,232,23,3,33,250,161,148,139,193,13,103,20]",
}

In this example, only node 38 does exist.

Additionally in Expert UI/ Signal strength for many not existing nodes an entry 'nn Device_nn ...' is shown with signal strength.

: Screenshot 2023-07-06 at 10-01-22 Z-Wave Expert UI.png (55.13 KiB) Viewed 12508 times

I don't know whether this is new, but I haven't seen it before. What can be the reason for this?

Posted: **06 Jul 2023 13:42**

Could you please find in the log the corresponding RECEIVED line?

You should search for

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98 81 FC D4 F9 5E B9 6C 26 DE 69 E8 17 03 21 FA A1 94 8B C1 0D 67 14

Clearly the hops array is a part of the packet, so it is a firmware issue or z-way issue. And we have a new firmware fixing some Zniffer features (7.38) that could be installed by using the token "all". I'm sure it should fix it.

Posted: **08 Jul 2023 14:32**

Upgraded to 7.38. But it didn't help.

Example with 7.38:

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    {
        "updateTime": 1688814874,
        "nodeId": 39,
        "dstNodeId": 1,
        "RSSI": 193,
        "hops": "[62,186,5,1]",
        "frameType": "singlecast",
        "duplicate": 0,
        "value": "[152,64]",
        "index": "<4182>"
    },
    {
        "updateTime": 1688814874,
        "delivered": true,
        "deliveryTime": 10,
        "packetLength": 13,
        "nodeId": 39,
        "returnRSSI": [
            193
        ],
        "hops": "[]",
        "returnChannel": 0,
        "txChannel": 0,
        "speed": "100 kbps",
        "schemeState": 3,
        "tries": 1,
        "lastFailPath": "[0,0]",
        "value": "[0,19,39,10,152,128,190,64,165,35,95,205,236,72,37]",
        "index": "<4183>"
    },
    {
        "updateTime": 1688814874,
        "nodeId": 39,
        "dstNodeId": 1,
        "RSSI": 193,
        "hops": "[38,203,114,167,124,228,149,187]",
        "frameType": "singlecast",
        "duplicate": 0,
        "value": "[152,129,38,203,114,167,124,228,149,187,105,61,0,127,190,92,7,58,224,169,156,216,245]",
        "index": "<4184>"
    }

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[2023-07-08 13:14:34.537] [D] [zway] RECEIVED: ( 01 0F 00 04 00 27 02 98 40 C1 00 04 3E BA 05 01 4C )
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.538] [D] [zway] SENT ACK
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.538] [D] [zway] SETDATA devices.39.data.lastReceived = 0 (0x00000000)
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.538] [I] [zway] Node 39:0 CC Security: sending Nonce Report
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.538] [I] [zway] Adding job: Nonce Report to node 39
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.539] [D] [zway] SENDING (cb 0x03): ( 01 11 00 13 27 0A 98 80 BE 40 A5 23 5F CD EC 48 25 03 A0 )
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.541] [D] [zway] RECEIVED ACK
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.543] [D] [zway] RECEIVED: ( 01 04 01 13 01 E8 )
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.543] [D] [zway] SENT ACK
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.543] [D] [zway] Delivered to Z-Wave stack
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.560] [D] [zway] RECEIVED: ( 01 1D 00 13 03 00 00 01 00 C1 7F 7F 7F 7F 00 00 03 00 00 00 00 03 01 00 00 7F 7F 7F 7F 7F 4C )
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.561] [D] [zway] SENT ACK
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.561] [I] [zway] Job 0x13 (Nonce Report to node 39): Delivered
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.561] [D] [zway] SendData Response with callback 0x03 received: received by recipient
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.561] [D] [zway] SETDATA devices.39.data.lastSendInternal = **********
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.561] [D] [zway] SETDATA devices.39.data.lastSend = 13324 (0x0000340c)
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.561] [D] [zway] Job 0x13 (Nonce Report to node 39): success
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.561] [I] [zway] Removing job: Nonce Report to node 39
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.573] [D] [zway] RECEIVED: ( 01 28 00 04 00 27 17 98 81 26 CB 72 A7 7C E4 95 BB 69 3D 00 7F BE 5C 07 3A E0 A9 9C D8 F5 C1 00 08 26 CB 72 A7 7C E4 95 BB 3F )
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.574] [D] [zway] SENT ACK
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.574] [D] [zway] SETDATA devices.39.data.lastReceived = 0 (0x00000000)
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.574] [I] [zway] Node 39:0 CC Security: Received a secure message
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.574] [D] [zway] SETDATA devices.39.instances.0.commandClasses.152.data.firstPart = **********
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.574] [I] [zway] Node 39:0 CC Security: passing decrypted packet to application level: [ 25 03 ff ]
[2023-07-08 13:14:34.574] [D] [zway] SETDATA devices.39.instances.0.commandClasses.37.data.level = True

Posted: **10 Jul 2023 04:36**

Thanks, it is a clear bug, we will look on it.

Posted: **19 Jul 2023 22:19**

piet66 wrote: ↑
08 Jul 2023 14:32
...

Hello.
I tried to repeat, but I failed. On which slave do you have this happening?
What firmware version do you currently have displayed in the "Controller Info" tab?

Posted: **30 Jul 2023 19:10**

Gone back to zway 3.2.3.
The issue stays the same:

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{

        "updateTime": 1690729811,
        "nodeId": 23,
        "dstNodeId": 1,
        "RSSI": 197,
        "hops": [
              118,
              223,
              60,
              228,
              184,
              145,
              60,
              100
        ],
        "frameType": "singlecast",
        "duplicate": 0,
        "value": [
              152,
              129,
              118,
              223,
              60,
              228,
              184,
              145,
              60,
              100,
              72,
              140,
              205,
              232,
              228,
              158,
              59,
              79,
              205,
              159,
              214,
              248
        ]

  },

In this example, the contents of hops is complete nonsense. None of these hops does exist. Obviously, these data are taken from the value part.
These packets are coming from some but different nodes. I checked 1 day: They were of types Fibaro Door/Window Sensor G5 and Danalock V3. ALL singlecast packets from these device types are affected.
It seems, that all S0 included devices are affected, but none of the insecure included.

Another example, here nodeId is wrong:

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{

        "updateTime": 1690654624,
        "nodeId": 129,
        "dstNodeId": 255,
        "RSSI": 164,
        "hops": [ ],
        "frameType": "Explore Frame",
        "duplicate": 0,
        "value": [
              129,
              34,
              1,
              0
        ]

  },

Node 129 doesn't exist.

Posted: **01 Aug 2023 01:56**

piet66 wrote: ↑
30 Jul 2023 19:10
Gone back to zway 3.2.3.

I asked to see the firmware version to be sure that you have it updated.
http://localhost:8083/expert/#/network/controller

Do you have such a line?
Serial API Version: 7.38

Posted: **01 Aug 2023 08:55**

See my signature: 7.38

Posted: **21 Sep 2023 15:21**

PoltoS wrote: ↑
10 Jul 2023 04:36
Thanks, it is a clear bug, we will look on it.

Just reporting that I am seeing the same thing. Sorry for not seeing this thread before making a new one.

I am running Serial API Version: 07.38.

https://forum.z-wave.me/viewtopic.php?f=3419&t=35943

Posted: **30 Jul 2024 10:15**

It should be mentioned that an upgrade to the latest Razberry firmware 7.42 solved the problem.

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