I deleted the node and added it several times but no no entries where added for my “rookmelder.”…
How did you add your smoke alarm, by adding it to your USB stick while it was not in the USB port, or in the GUI add node ? or by adding it secure ?
I don’t know anything about Zwave2Mqtt but now I see that Zwave2Mqtt uses “Open Z-Wave” and I’m using “Z-wave”.
I can add it to Home Assistant (with the standard Z-wave integration) in seconds but I have the feeling Home Assistant and this device are not 100% compatible.
Since Home Assistant needs a restart pretty often the state of the device is mostly ‘Initializing’ and also pretty often the other entities are ‘Unavailable’. Since yours and mine are the same brand we might perhaps join forces and try to find a developer who can look into this??
I just update Zwave2MQTT which broke the webinterface, so filed a quistion on github and got asked to try ZwaveJS2MQTT (which was somehow a drop in replacement)
And now the view of my FireAngel is changed (maybe it is working now?)
Note i just placed an order for additional sensors but without a Z-Wave module because i wanted te test the Zigbee module (which was not on stock) I will need to test the Z-Wave module because it is cheaper and already the plan at first
In the developers tools the state of binary_sensor.fireangel_rookmelder_smoke_alarm_smoke_detected is now off. I will try to make it go off and see to what the state will change.
Mine appears as binary_sensor.thermoptek_smoke_alarm_smoke_detector_smoke_alarm_smoke_detected and it is ‘off’ usually
Pressing the test button makes binary_sensor.thermoptek_smoke_alarm_smoke_detector_smoke_alarm_smoke_alarm_test
go from ‘off’ to ‘on’ so I would assume the same