Problem when adding Fibaro CO Sensor (FGCD-001)

Hi.

After searching around, I was wondering if there is someone that’s got the Fibaro Carbon Monoxide sensor showing up correctly when added securely to Hass.io?
Mine is showing up like this:

entity id: sensor.fibaro_system_unknown_type1201_id1000_alarm_level	
    state: 0
sensor.fibaro_system_unknown_type1201_id1000_alarm_type
    state: 0
sensor.fibaro_system_unknown_type1201_id1000_burglar
    state: 254
sensor.fibaro_system_unknown_type1201_id1000_carbon_monoxide
    state: 254
sensor.fibaro_system_unknown_type1201_id1000_carbon_monoxide_2
    state: 0
sensor.fibaro_system_unknown_type1201_id1000_general
    state: 255
sensor.fibaro_system_unknown_type1201_id1000_heat
    state: 254
sensor.fibaro_system_unknown_type1201_id1000_heat_2
    state: 0
sensor.fibaro_system_unknown_type1201_id1000_power_management
    state: 254
sensor.fibaro_system_unknown_type1201_id1000_sourcenodeid
    state: 0
sensor.fibaro_system_unknown_type1201_id1000_system
    state: 1
sensor.fibaro_system_unknown_type1201_id1000_temperature
    state: 24.0

It’s only the temperature that seems to be working.

Should i try to add it again? I wonder if my ordered smoke detectors will do the same.

Thank you!

OK. So it seems that the sensor is missing from the OpenZWave manufacturer_specific.xml, is there any way to add this together with the fibaro/fgcd001.xml to my OpenZWave config?
I’m running Hass.io 0.55.2 BTW

Thanks!

Did you ever fix this?

My CO sensor was added correctly, but only battery level and temperature seem to work?
I tried switching binary_sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_sensor from off to on, but nothing changes. These are all the states I’m getting :

Entity State
binary_sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_sensor on
sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_alarm_level 0
sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_alarm_type 0
sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_battery_level 100
sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_burglar 254
sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_carbon_monoxide 254
sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_carbon_monoxide_2 0
sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_co_level 0.0
sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_general 0
sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_heat 254
sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_heat_2 0
sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_power_management 254
sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_sourcenodeid 0
sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_system 1
sensor.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_temperature 23.2
zwave.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor initializing
zwave.fibaro_system_fgsd001_co_sensor_2 sleeping

Hi Marijn.

Nope, not in Home Assistant. I ended up buying a Fibaro Home Center Lite and integrated that instead.

As far as I can see, it was added to OpenZwave on “02 jun 2019”:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenZWave/open-zwave/master/config/fibaro/fgcd001.xml

So I guess it should work?
I’ll try it myself in the near future.