Leviton DZS15 Z-Wave switch state change

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Hello. My Leviton DZS15 switches are not updating the state when I manually switch them on or off. I am a decent programmer but new to python… can’t seem to find out where in the code this is handled.

I am seeing libopenzwave callbacks when I manually turn the switch on or off but its not being picked up by the front end.

DEBUG:libopenzwave:notif_callback : new notification
DEBUG:libopenzwave:notif_callback : Notification type : 26, nodeId : 2
DEBUG:libopenzwave:notif_callback : call callback context
DEBUG:openzwave:zwcallback args=[{‘notificationType’: ‘Notification’, ‘notificationCode’: 1, ‘nodeId’: 2, ‘homeId’: 25503801}]
DEBUG:openzwave:Z-Wave Notification : {‘notificationType’: ‘Notification’, ‘notificationCode’: 1, ‘nodeId’: 2, ‘homeId’: 25503801}
DEBUG:libopenzwave:notif_callback : end
DEBUG:libopenzwave:notif_callback : new notification
DEBUG:libopenzwave:notif_callback : Notification type : 22, nodeId : 2
DEBUG:libopenzwave:notif_callback : call callback context
DEBUG:openzwave:zwcallback args=[{‘notificationType’: ‘NodeQueriesComplete’, ‘nodeId’: 2, ‘homeId’: 25503801}]
DEBUG:openzwave:Z-Wave Notification NodeQueriesComplete : {‘notificationType’: ‘NodeQueriesComplete’, ‘nodeId’: 2, ‘homeId’: 25503801}
DEBUG:openzwave:Z-Wave Notification Node : home_id: [0x01852839] id: [2] name: [] model: [Unknown: type=1c02, id=0334]
DEBUG:libopenzwave:notif_callback : end

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I have two of these switches as well… I enabled polling for now to get around it but it is very slow.

My GE switches seem to update nearly instantly.

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I did notice that this model is not in the OpenZwave manufacture specific database.

If it has a custom return of some-kind this is where it likely needs to be fixed.

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Did you ever get this resolved?

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I only have two of them because I frankly don’t like them as much as the rocker style GE ones. So I just live with Polling being good enough.

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I too could not get my DZ6HD to update it’s status in HA when I was switching it on or off manually.
After a couple days of reading forums I finally understood steps. I assume this is for having it working on a rpi.

  1. install openzwave - check the comments as there are lines to comment out to be able to compile it succesfully.
  2. Have to associate the lifeline group of each light switch to the z-wave controller(#1 and none other) using the open z-wave control panel, click save.
  3. Replacing the zwcfg_***.xml file from /home/pi/open-zwave-control-panel to /home/homeassistant/.homeassistant.

I hope this will help someone.

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(Note that with the Z-Wave control panel in HA these days, you can do that directly from HA)

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That’s interesting info. Can’t you tell me where you saw this?

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Where is the “lifeline group” setting in ozwcp? Can’t seem to find it.

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I’m having the same problem with my HomeSeer dimmer switches. I opened an issue here: https://github.com/home-assistant/home-assistant/issues/9406