I have a FGS-223 double relay. When I toggle the physical light switch connected to channel 2, the Hassio front end (MHI) toggle switch doesn’t change state. Channel 1 works perfectly. Any ideas what is wrong?
I can control the light ok from the front end HMI, although when I switch on, the front end toggles back to off, ie the switch state is obviously not being reported back to the zwave controller. When I toggle the front end a second time, then the toggle sticks. Very odd.
Noting that I did it all through the HASS.io “Configuration / Z-Wave network management” card rather than the OZWCP method described in the link above.
The FGS 223 (and also 213) needs to be associated with the multi channel association.
First remove the previous association in Group 1 with service: zwave.change_association and JSON:
On the FGS-2x3, remove the association to your controller (typically node 1)
Then add your controller back again but this time as instance 1. This adds it with a multi-channel association.
In my Home Assistant (web page GUI) there is an option called Services. First click on this, then select Service zwave.change_association. Use the two JSONs from my comment above.
Hello…Sounds like the hc truly experiences difficulty associating with the modules. Possibly they’re excessively far away or the hc believes they’re excessively far away, something that you fixed through work config. Take a stab at drawing the hc nearer for the leftover modules.
Guys I did the solution with the association for the FGS224 which is the newer version of FGS223.
I have the issue with the S2. But when I do the association solution S2 works but S1 does not.
Any thoughts?
Same here with FGS224 with latest OpenZWave version: 0.9.1. But in my case I assume that the issue is caused by the faulty association/inclusion in encrypted mode.
In the image one can see that Instance 1 is secured Instance 2 not. With the other Fibaro switches both are secured (encrypted). -suppose this is a bug.