No, do not change supported_features for anything other than the bulbs. Changing that is optional if you don’t get full functionality out of the entity in question. Even after changing it, there’s a chance it doesn’t work.
I dont know if you can help me with this, hopefully you can. I followed your guide and when i put the config path in on my yaml I lose my zwave network management. If i take out the config path it works fine cept I dont get the parameters of these awesome switches. of course with homeassistant restarts inbetween of editing of yaml
fyi I am running on windows 10 vm
I copied the files to
file://homeassistant/config/OZWave/config/inovelli/
and my yaml looks like yours with a different usb path.
No I am a total idiot i used what i am assuming is the 1.6 ozwave files from another post as a reply on this thread. I used all the files and did the editing of the xml file and it seems to be fine. I still have to exclude and reintroduce the switch but I am just going to do that later. Thanks for the response I think I have it now.
I stumbled upon this forum trying to configure parameters for my Inovelli 4-in-1 sensors; just wanted to say it works great using the following configuration:
Unable to load /config/ozwave/config/manufacturer_specific.xml
I’ve followed the instructions as best I can. I used the “file editor” add-on to edit the file as described above. So I know the file exists, it looks like it is in the correct location and I didn’t transfer the files from my Mac, so there shouldn’t be any problem with the way the text is encoded or anything.
But it’s clearly not reading any of the device information, after including my new Inovelli switch it shows up as “unknown” and no configuration parameters are available.
Well, apparently not. Here are the errors. These are in sections I didn’t edit. At least I don’t think so:
Errors in the XML document:
2: 72 cvc-elt.1: Cannot find the declaration of element 'ManufacturerSpecificData'.
Errors in file xml-schema:
2295: 15 The end-tag for element type "Manufacturer" must end with a '>' delimiter.
Okay, so I’ve re-added the switch and it’s showing the correct Inovelli name. It’s also add the light and two sensors to HA.
Still nothing showing up under “Node Configuration Options” for configuration parameters. Isn’t this where I Would see options for changing things like minimum brightness and ramp rate?
Yep, it should be there. Especially if the name has come in properly. Try refreshing the page and clearing the cache. You may need to heal your network if you just included it.
Thank you, fellow idiot. Your comment clued me in to the problem I was having. Turns out I don’t know how “git clone” works and got the current ozwave files. Thanks for saving me countless desk induced concussions.
I tried installing the LZW60 just as you did, but when adding the node the name of the device is still coming in as unknown, but all of the features are available. The exact name is:
As mentioned, all of the features work correctly, and I’ve been trying to figure out how to eliminate me from having to change the name of the device manually once it’s been added to the zwave network. Any thoughts on why this is occuring?
that’s stored in the cache. Only way to change that is to update your cache with the correct manufacturer or exclude after performing this process then including.