what does 782 for group #101 (Group 1 Reports), report on. Out of the box mine is set to 2. I am getting data for everything right now but kWh.
I believe my “782” is overkill as it reports back WAY TOO MUCH info. I do, however, receive all the relevant info (kWh, W, etc.) in the midst of all the values received. Per the verbiage in the config panel for the Group 1 Reports, in order to receive ALL the relevant info from the HEM you’d probably want to place 15 in 101. 15 = 1111 in binary and would end up “checking the box” for the 4th BYTE, bits 0, 1, 2 and 3.
Thanks to everyone’s input here I finally have my device updating to HASS on regular intervals. However, with the latest firmware my numbers are all out of whack.
Right now it says my house is using 249897.56 W.
2498 W is probably more accurate. Does anyone have a way to move the decimal over two digits?
I’m curious, is there a definitive process on how to best get this to work? I believe I’ve tried each of the possibilities listed on this thread but still have failed to get it to update at regular intervals.
have you managed to change update intervals in the z-wave config panel and see those numbers reflected? I’ve set this up a few times and seem to have to keep remembering to wake the meter (press button on back) within 1-3 seconds of inputting and submitting changes via control panel. If not, updated refresh numbers never actually “take” in meter.
Just found this thread as I too am having some issues with this device which I have owned for well over two years.
Until this summer it was working just fine on my Smartthings hub. Then it started acting up and every week or so I had to exclude/include it to get it to report again. Eventually I just removed it completed and added to my Aeon z-Wave stick connected to my Raspberry Pi running Hassio. The z-wave stick is a secondary hub on my ST hub and I get device updates both within HASS and ST. Better yet, I can update all this device’s parameters via the ST smartapp.
Since adding this z-wave device to HASS it has worked flawlessly within ST but not so with HASS. Every so often HASS stops getting updates even though ST continues to work. Unlike past problems when I had to exclude/include this device, to get it to start updating again within HASS, I must power down/up the Raspberry. A simple restart of HASS does not resolve the problem.
I know this is an old post, but yes, you can reset this via the “Services” section of HA.
Service: zwave.reset_node_meters
Data: {“node_id”: 23}
You can add these to an automation:
---
id: "00019"
alias: Reset Power Settings
hide_entity: true
trigger:
platform: time
at: "00:00:00"
action:
- service: zwave.reset_node_meters
data:
node_id: 23
(Note: I use a split configuration but this should get yo ustarted.)
I do realize this is an old thread, but just hoping someone can help me getting my DSB09104 paired to HA. It just shows up as a unknown node. I have tried running it on batteries, usb and both. I pressed the black button short and long, multiple times, the led blinks. I have tried the 361 release as well as the most recent (I believe that is 364)… any ideas?
With today’s 2021.4 Home Assistant update Z-Wave JZ added the option to configure devices. Here are all the screenshots of the options, these are not the default options but the ones I plugged in trying my best to match what @Scott_Johnston shared above.
I’ll report back later tonight / sometime tomorrow if these changing these options are helping me get reports.
I’m using Z-Wave JS (add on/integration). Is there a way for me to reset the counters at midnight? I have this in my services
I don’t seem to be able to set any ZWave parameters under CONFIGURE DEVICE. What might I be doing wrong?
I’d love to have this working with the new Energy stuff!
I am having the same issue, unable to set any parameters to match what was discussed above. I tried the configuration that @FlyersPh9 posted above but that doesn’t seem to work for me either. Not sure where to go from here as I’m pretty new to HA.
He has a link with a screenshot of his settings. I matched my config to this screenshot: Aeotec DSB09 Home Energy meter configuration options in Home Assistant - Album on Imgur
Here are screenshots of my configuration: AEON Labs DSB09 - Home Energy Meter Configuration - Album on Imgur
Not that I’m aware of. I have ZWave JS installed and when it paired the device all of the configuration was done automatically.
I was able to get this all sorted. I ended up installing and configuring zwavejs2mqtt. Here are my settings that worked to give me the whole home w and kwh data I was looking for.
Im using the DSB09104 (firmeware 3.64) with ZwaveJStoMQTT. Seems the Energy feature has revived interest in this device… Im struggling to get mine set up appropriately and had a few questions
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Im in the US with it connected to the mains (150A service) coming in to my circuit panel. Do I understand correctly that Operating Voltage param should be set to 120V (Im guessing 120V per clamp, 240V total)? I initially set it to 240V and my readings seemed very high.
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I have Solar and feed electricity back to the grid. Anyone figured out how to configure HEM to properly account for the direction? Right now I think the Electric consumed kWH sensor is increasing regardless of direction. My “usage” appears to be slightly less then my solar production each hour.
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Am I correct that I only need to report the “Whole HEM” values and can disable the individual clam sensors (at least in HASS)?
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Is there anyway to see additional data such as voltage, amp, etc. I believe this is useful for troubleshooting power issues.
Thanks!
For 1, I initially had the same thought as you but I believe you want 120v. I “tested” it with my EV charger which outputs 7 kw and confirmed when its set to 120v and I begin to charge my care the value goes up ~7 kw.
For 3, this is what I did. You might want the solar input clamp though for your production.
For 4, I don’t believe this gen model supports these values. I believe, but could be wrong, that the further gen versions do support more values (gen5?).
One thing I have not been able to get working correctly is the kwh report. It’s reporting way higher than it should. I suspect that 1 the Basic setting needs to be changed but I have been unsuccessful in getting them to stick.
And 2 I think the value is is actually reporting wh rather than kwh although this is just a suspicion.
Has anyone had any luck getting this part working?