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RE: Official 5.3 Beta Discussion Thread - IVB - 07-02-2018 oh btw in case it's relevant, and I can do this again with a different driver name: The ISY driver was called Lighting. I have templates and actions with that name. My plan was to make the zStick driver also named Lighting, use the same field names, then I don't have to change any templates. RE: Official 5.3 Beta Discussion Thread - IVB - 07-02-2018 Ran it again, deleting the driver as named "Lighting" in case other issues exist, created it called zStickForTesting, ran include again. Replication failed according to CQC, but passed according to RFIT. This is the entirety of the logs. Quote:07/02 12:21:30-MINI-PC, CQCServer, ZWRepThreadzStickForTesting RE: Official 5.3 Beta Discussion Thread - Dean Roddey - 07-02-2018 You can't just change the moniker of the driver. The reason being that the security key is stored as part of the driver's configuration data. The master knows we are already included securely, so he won't do the secure inclusion again. But the driver now doesn't have the security key because you changed the moniker. The driver can't fix this itself, so it's kind of stuck. This will only prevent locks from working currently, but you probably have some locks so you either have to keep the moniker, or exclude the driver and re-include it again. If you do that, it will likely get a new id and any existing associations set on the units will be bad. It's all sort of a mess, but that's Z-Wave. On the repeating popup, that's pretty strange. Did you get the error with the client service fixed so that you aren't seeing that when you start the AI? Otherwise, you could be running a previous version of the client interface which could make a real mess of things. If you aren't getting that error, then something else strange is going on and we'll have to dig into it. RE: Official 5.3 Beta Discussion Thread - IVB - 07-02-2018 This is the weird thing. I'd be happy to delete it from my network if I could figure out how to do that without actually going to the unit to do an exclude, it's only used during the winter for xmas lights and is deep in the crawlspace. https://www.amazon.com/Aeon-Labs-DSC06106-ZWUS-Z-Wave-Energy/dp/B007UZH7B8?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00 RE: Official 5.3 Beta Discussion Thread - Dean Roddey - 07-02-2018 The trace file is in [cqc]\CQCData\Server\Data\ZWaveUSB3 on the machine where the driver is running. Be sure to stop or flush the trace file before sending it, else it could be missing some of the activity. RE: Official 5.3 Beta Discussion Thread - Dean Roddey - 07-02-2018 (07-02-2018, 11:28 AM)IVB Wrote: This is the weird thing. I'd be happy to delete it from my network if I could figure out how to do that without actually going to the unit to do an exclude, it's only used during the winter for xmas lights and is deep in the crawlspace. I'm not sure what we mean here? Do you suspect this unit is an issue or something? RE: Official 5.3 Beta Discussion Thread - IVB - 07-02-2018 (07-02-2018, 11:27 AM)Dean Roddey Wrote: You can't just change the moniker of the driver. The reason being that the security key is stored as part of the driver's configuration data. The master knows we are already included securely, so he won't do the secure inclusion again. But the driver now doesn't have the security key because you changed the moniker. The driver can't fix this itself, so it's kind of stuck. This will only prevent locks from working currently, but you probably have some locks so you either have to keep the moniker, or exclude the driver and re-include it again. If you do that, it will likely get a new id and any existing associations set on the units will be bad.Sorry not following. Stored within RFIT, or stored within CQC? I deleted the driver and started again, got a new node # assigned by RFIT. Which is fine, I haven't done any associations yet. Quote:On the repeating popup, that's pretty strange. Did you get the error with the client service fixed so that you aren't seeing that when you start the AI? Otherwise, you could be running a previous version of the client interface which could make a real mess of things. Yes getting the error but only occasionally. Right now it's a blank slate, so happy to do whatever I need to do. RE: Official 5.3 Beta Discussion Thread - IVB - 07-02-2018 (07-02-2018, 11:29 AM)Dean Roddey Wrote: The trace file is in [cqc]\CQCData\Server\Data\ZWaveUSB3 on the machine where the driver is running. Be sure to stop or flush the trace file before sending it, else it could be missing some of the activity. ah ok. This is that: Quote:Z-Wave USB3 Trace RE: Official 5.3 Beta Discussion Thread - Dean Roddey - 07-02-2018 BTW, if you want to completely remove the Z-Wave driver under its current name, then get rid of the ISY, then re-add the Z-Wave driver under the Lighting name, that could be done. You just have to go about it correctly. You will need to do an exclude on the driver to remove it from the Z-Wave network. Then unload the driver from CQC. Then go to the same directory as the trace file above and delete the configuration file that should be there. Then re-add the driver under the new moniker. It will be starting again from scratch and should do the full secure inclusion and re-id all of the units. You will have to make sure any battery powered ones get woken up so that they can get id'd if possible and any setup for the id'd ones gets sent. RE: Official 5.3 Beta Discussion Thread - IVB - 07-02-2018 (07-02-2018, 11:30 AM)Dean Roddey Wrote:(07-02-2018, 11:28 AM)IVB Wrote: This is the weird thing. I'd be happy to delete it from my network if I could figure out how to do that without actually going to the unit to do an exclude, it's only used during the winter for xmas lights and is deep in the crawlspace. This is something 99% of people don't have, so if the problem is something not seen before, this could be the device. RFIT even says "unknown device" |