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(03-19-2020, 01:11 PM)gReatAutomation Wrote: Kevin, you should be able to do manual routing with the zwave toolbox.
I disabled device 18 in the zwave client interface and will check tomorrow.
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Dean
Ok disabled Device 18 and driver failed writes much less frequent. Can you look at the below from this mornings Write failed. I believe the unit that the driver had an issue with was unit 25 (Landscape lights). so source 45(Aeotec) destination Unit 25 (landscape lights)
Seems that in all cases a non-response from a unit is causing an issue.
I also have seen the "Routed Error" right before other driver write/semaphore timeout errors from yesterday. Maybe driver is having issues with Routing errors?
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The actual error that comes back is supposed to have error bits set, to indicate what happened. You then clear those bits after reporting them (or reacting to them or whatever) and move on. But it doesn't set any of the error bits, so I can't clear whatever it is it thinks happened. That's why it says errors are 'None'.
That probably why it just continues to return errors if I don't restart, because there are some mystery error bits remaining set somehow that it's not reporting. That's why I do the restart thing, because it was the only way to move forward past this problem and get going again.
It could be some quirk in the faux serial port driver for the stick or something, I dunno. I guess maybe I could just try resetting all bits or something, but I'm not sure what that might do.
Dean Roddey
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