Now I want to correct the setting of a switch that I have on the wall since 4 years (I was not able to manage group before Z-wave JS UI).
My switch is a Heat-IT Z-Push Button 8.
I have 4 buttons on the left (for ON/activate) and 4 buttons on the right (for OFF/disactivate).
I use this buttons to manage light in my home.
For some LED Light, I use a “Fibaro RGBW”. This device can manage 4 channels for RGBW Led light.
On 1 channel I install the “positive” wire to my LED strip in my kitchen.
But I made a mistake 4 years ago, I associated 1 button to the main switch of the RGB copntroller (Off = all channels are off).
This needs to be always ON.
Then, I would like to associate the button to 1 specific channel.
But In the GROUP settings in JS UI, in the list, I only see the device, not his channels, like I remember with Z-Wave 1.4 (deprecated) 4 years ago.
Did I messed something?
I really need to control each channel, to control different light sources that I have to install in the house.
With zwave group association, you associate functionality with buttons. So you’d point a switch to turn on/off a bulb (for example). This would be done through the Sw Multi Start/Stop (Group), on the root endpoint (Node Endpoint).
But if you just have a button, you’d select the group and see what options are available in the group. E.g. Here’s what my scene controller options look like
Have you read the manual? It goes into quite a lot of detail about how to setup the association groups, which buttons belong to which group, their functions, etc. Furthermore, as this is a battery-powered device you need to wake it up for any settings to be applied, including association group changes. This is mentioned in section “How to communicate with the device”.
Probably because the device woke up on it’s own based on the wake up interval?
You need to perform the command(s) first then wake it up. Otherwise if you wake it first it will go back to sleep right away. E.g. set association groups and other settings (commands are queued) then manually wake it up.