I’ve managed to solve it. My Neo Siren now works with the “music” sounds:
service: zwave_js.set_value
data:
value: 10
endpoint: '0'
command_class: '135'
property: value
target:
device_id: 2a4f59d26a2f040d8a71242cb923854e
I’ve managed to solve it. My Neo Siren now works with the “music” sounds:
service: zwave_js.set_value
data:
value: 10
endpoint: '0'
command_class: '135'
property: value
target:
device_id: 2a4f59d26a2f040d8a71242cb923854e
I’m also using a Neo Coolcam siren. the commands did change a bit when I migrated to Z-Wave JS and it took a little time to figure it out. Here is an example I used in a script. The main differences are using the numeric values for the settings instead of the text values and device_id instead of node.
alias: Alarm Siren
sequence:
- service: zwave_js.set_config_parameter
target:
device_id: eeaed08e7d047c507430b2a4c59b592a
data:
parameter: '7'
value: '1'
- service: zwave_js.set_config_parameter
target:
device_id: eeaed08e7d047c507430b2a4c59b592a
data:
parameter: '1'
value: '3'
- service: zwave_js.set_config_parameter
target:
device_id: eeaed08e7d047c507430b2a4c59b592a
data:
parameter: '2'
value: '255'
- service: zwave_js.set_config_parameter
target:
device_id: eeaed08e7d047c507430b2a4c59b592a
data:
parameter: '5'
value: '7'
- type: turn_on
device_id: eeaed08e7d047c507430b2a4c59b592a
entity_id: switch.siren_alarm
domain: switch
mode: single