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Here is my problem. I have a Fibaro double switch controlling two lights. The device presents itself with three instance 10.0, 10.1, 10.2. One light responds to both 10.0 and 10.1. Thus, when I use the web interface everything works, but when I switch the light manually, the interface does not update itself and the system does not know that the light it's on or off. Because I use MQTT, it is crucial for me that the interface gets the switch change right away.
Any help?
thanks, marcello

mcfanda wrote:Thus, when I use the web interface everything works, but when I switch the light manually, the interface does not update itself and the system does not know that the light it's on or off.

Did you make an association to the controller lijke this one?

Hi
I have it like this, which is the same for other devices that works fine. I've tried to modify it, but without joy

I've tried to modify it, but without joy

- You did remove the existing associations, and tried to add new ones?
- Which Zway version do you have?

HI
(sorry for the delay). Yes, I've tried with no joy. I've also noticed that all my devices are associated with Z-Way controller in the same way (with the little red triangle).
I have a Z-Way chip ZW0500, firmware 6.51.03, software version v2.2.3

Hi there,

I have a similar issue - My workaround is to use the "Periodical Switch Polling" app, which polls my switches every minute to update the current states.

I am using a AUS Digital Home Systems In wall Dual Switch in my case and have a similar set of switches (Switch 1.0, 1.1, 1.2) One is a switch all, and then 2 individuals.

For me, Polling every minute works for me, but I can see what you mean if you want the switch to trigger other events...

Tim

thanks T. I'll try the polling option

pz1 wrote: ↑

01 Nov 2016 16:29

I've tried to modify it, but without joy

- You did remove the existing associations, and tried to add new ones?
- Which Zway version do you have?

Thanks man this works me
Removing the existing associations, and tried to add new ones?