Qubino Mini Dimmer

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I’m adding a Qubino Mini Dimmer. he comes up as unknown

Qubino (Goap) Unknown: type=0001, id=0055 (Node:4 Complete)

is it not supported

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Does not seem to be supported. HA is using version open zwave 1.4 and it does not seem to list your dimmer https://github.com/OpenZWave/open-zwave/tree/v1.4/config/qubino

But the device appears to have been added in version 1.6: https://github.com/OpenZWave/open-zwave/blob/fd666b29e83f028c7189eda6122ad50bee43d6fd/config/manufacturer_specific.xml#L1330
Not sure, when version 1.6 will be integrated into HA though.

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Unfortunately no, the 1.6 doesn’t contain the Qubino Mini Dimmer, check the 1.6’s manufacturer_specific.xml: https://github.com/OpenZWave/open-zwave/blob/890f24b7e88f488eee464ed14c01fbceb276cf2a/config/manufacturer_specific.xml#L1301

The https://github.com/OpenZWave/open-zwave/commit/84f8ec245469220311165b142483d72cf2b4e93c patch makes the ZMNHHDx Mini Dimmer properly available, but this is not released yet.

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I tweaked the Home Assistant 0.100.3 with the proper Open Z-Wave config dir, but the UI is still very laggy and sometimes the switch set back to the previous state… :confused:

But if you want to try, feel free with https://hub.docker.com/r/andrastim/home-assistant

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Just a warning, the OZW 1.6 config files are not fully backwards compatible with OZW 1.4. It could cause issues if you use them as-is. It would probably be safer to take the single config file needed, and convert it to the 1.4 format, in some cases it might be a simple translation.

You also don’t need to use a special docker image just to use custom zwave config files. You can download the 1.4 release and copy the config files into /config somewhere (e.g. /config/zwave) and set the config_path setting in configuration.yaml to that path. You can then edit or add new config files and they will persist there even with HA upgrades.

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I registered a new feature request to HA:

Feel free to vote it up :wink:

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Just installed one and discover the same issue. Did you add the config file as it is or did you update it to be 1.4 compliant ?
If you update it, could you share it ?

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I did the following to use the OZW 1.6 config for Qubino Mini Dimmer ZMNHHDx (type 0001, id 0055):

  1. I downloaded the OZW 1.4 source using “Clone or download”, then unzipped it to my computer (OZW 1.4)
  2. I used the following info from OZW 1.6 config to the unzipped 1.4 files (collected it, so you don’t have to do it anymore): Qubino Mini Dimmer ZMNHHDx OZW 1.4 · GitHub
  3. added the line in the gist to manufacturer_specific.xml to the section where Qubino devices can be found
  4. I modified the 1.6 version descriptor a tiny bit to match the rest (also in the gist) and put that to OZW1.4 config/qubino/ZMNHHDx.xml
  5. uploaded the modified OZW 1.4 config folder to a subfolder of my HA config folder (eg. /config/zwave/ which contains the folders 2gig, act, … plus the files from the same level, all unzipped from the OZW 1.4 source)
  6. added the config folder tho my zwave integration. I use config.yaml, so it was:
zwave:
   usb_path: zwave_controller_path
   config_path: /config/zwave/
   network_key: !secret zwave_network_key
  1. I stopped HA using ssh (hassio homeassistant stop)
  2. made a copy and then edited the file /config/zwcfg_*.xml (* is a unique hex hash) and removed the node corresponding to my dimmer from <Node> to </Node> (do NOT exclude or remove the dimmer from the UI, this file will be regenerated once the network restarts)
  3. restarted HA using ssh (hassio homeassistant start)
  4. waited for the Z-wave network to start, then after some time the node came back to the list with all the correct options (name, endpoints, group associations, config options, etc.)
  5. I had to restart HA once more to have all the entities correctly

Since then it seems to be working fine

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For an exact conversion of the 1.6 config you would want to change this:

    <!-- Map endpoints to instances -->
    <CommandClass id="96">
        <Compatibility>
            <MapRootToEndpoint>true</MapRootToEndpoint>
        </Compatibility>
    </CommandClass>

to this:

    <!-- Map endpoints to instances -->
    <CommandClass id="96" mapping="endpoints"/>

The first is for OZW 1.6 and the second is the same setting for 1.4.

You also might want to use the HASS fork as a base for your own copy of the config files. It includes all the 1.4 files plus a few that aren’t in 1.4.

You could submit a PR to the HASS fork with your change, it might be accepted and added to a future HA release. There were updates added to 0.103.

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Thanks for your comment, I just made my first pull request ever :slight_smile:

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