Fibaro FGBS222 smart implant: no node config options

Configuration Z-Wave
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I have a Fibaro FGBS222 smart implant which I could include without problems. I see many sensors, for example voltage and temperature. But if I click on “Node config options”, there is nothing. The query stage is “complete”. What can I do? I see that CommandClass 112 is empty in zwcfg*xml.

Reading Where are the ZWAVE manufacturer and device files in Hassio? it sound like my zwcfg*.xml is not complete and I have to copy some lines from https://github.com/OpenZWave/open-zwave/blob/master/config/fibaro/fgbs222.xml

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Hi there! yup, you’ll have to edit the zwcfg.xml file in your config folder. just make sure to shut hassio down before editing the file. cheers!

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What do I have to add? Only command class 112? Where do those values come from for other sensors?

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You shouldn’t have to edit anything. Confirm that that your installation includes this version of the file first. https://github.com/OpenZWave/open-zwave/blob/3d6374c831998595744cc34ef862a80ee51973c9/config/fibaro/fgbs222.xml

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But how do you confirm this on Hassio? I can’t find any access to this file on Hassio install.

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I have that file, if it is this version I don’t know, it does not contain version numbers. But in HA the device was named “Fibaro unknown” (sensor.fibaro_system_unknown_type_0502_id_1000_alarm_level_3), so HA did not recognize the device type.

And yes, I removed the device and added again: same.

And yes, I have .homeassistant/deps/lib/python3.7/site-packages/python_openzwave/ozw_config/manufacturer_specific.xml

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Does your copy of manufacturer_specific.xml file have the entry for it? Make sure you don’t have any other config files installed, for example, in /etc/openzwave.

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Wow, that was it! I had an old version in /etc. Where did it come from? Thank you so much!

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If you’re using Debian/Ubuntu, you probably installed the openzwave packages. You can purge them (which deletes everything) with apt get purge <packagename>.

dietpi@hasspi:~$ apt list *zwave*
Listing... Done
libopenzwave-doc/testing 1.5+ds-6 all
libopenzwave1.5-dev/testing 1.5+ds-6 armhf
libopenzwave1.5/testing 1.5+ds-6 armhf
openzwave/testing 1.5+ds-6 armhf

dietpi@hasspi:~$ apt list *zwave* --installed
Listing... Done
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Yes it is the libopenzwave1.5:

libopenzwave1.5/disco,now 1.5+ds-6 amd64 [installed,automatic]
  API to use a Z-Wave controller

It was installed because the openzwave-controlpanel was installed.

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I have a very similar problem. Do you know how to access these files on a Hassio install? Maybe if I put the SD card into a reader and access it from another computer? And why don’t Hassio uses the latest openzwave files? How long does it take for them to implement? I can’t find answers to these questions. Thanks

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I’m sorry, I don’t know what hass.io is or how it works.
I have only normal homeassistant package.

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I have the same issue. Where are the XML manufacturer specific files located in HASSio? I don’t have an OpenZWave folder in /etc/, nor can I find any XML files that relate to OpenZWave. I only have the zwcfg_xxxxx.xml file in /config/. Should I update that one? But with what information?

Thanks!