the stick is only 9 meters away from the switch. shouldn’t be the problem?
I’ve tried to heal the node and to refresh te node and now it’s working. but not for long i think…
He There!
Still having issues. It was running really good the last couple of weeks. But after an update from HA it al started working bad.
Have huge delays in z-wave switches. And if I click on a switch it wil turn on but the switch is goes back to off. But when i look for the details i can see that the switch consumes power, so it’s on. See screenshots:
I have a graph of my zwave network and everything looks fine. Also the Rpi has no memory or cpu issues.
There is 1 device that is battery powered and is sleeping(cacheload).
I can provide my z-wave log (3mb, is that normal?).
I did try some settings. Like polling intensity setting to 1. After a while I found out that there was 1 switch that causes the issue. Switched it with a different one and everything acted normal. Haven’t had any delays for the last 2 months.
When you say you switched it out, do you mean you replaced a bad one with a brand new one, or did you just move switches around in your home? I’m having the exact same problem with a new Fibaro Wall Plug FGWPG-111US (non-secure). Grrr.
Carlos, did you get your switch working? I’ve got the same probleme with the same switch. Do we know if this is a firmware problem with the switch or a config problem in OZW?
I moved around some switches in my house. Also have 1 cached node(switch) for my christmas tree that i don’t use and sometimes when i have a delay in switches I plug the cached switch back in the socket to make it a complete node. This fixes the problem for me too.
Also changed the polling intensity from 0 to 1 for the switch that causes the delay. That helped allot.
I tried every way I could, I switched from the AEON Z Stick to a UZB1, I tried using the ZWAVE integration, ZWAVE2MQTT, made changes to the files, google day in and out and I was never able to make them work steadily.
My solution was to get a Home Center 2 from ebay. Now I am able to control those Fibaro wall plugs without any single issue through HC2 and the Fibaro Home Center Integration.