If an event sends a command(s) to a device that is not present is there a trickle down impact?
I'm sure the difference is probably small, but tons of things happen when these events run from HVAC changes, doors locking, inside/outside lights changing, timers kicking off, global variable comparison for temp/humidity changes, should the fireplace turn on, etc.
My preference would certainly be to just keep it in the same event to avoid any further complexity (and I just want to know ).
- For instance, if a device doesn't respond is there a pause on z-wave network? My assumption is not since the protocol seems very "UDP" like, but assuming there is some sort of collision avoidance. ,,,,so do other devices wait for it for "x" ms to respond?
- Does HS4 do anything differently in program cycles?
- Anything else?
I'm sure the difference is probably small, but tons of things happen when these events run from HVAC changes, doors locking, inside/outside lights changing, timers kicking off, global variable comparison for temp/humidity changes, should the fireplace turn on, etc.
My preference would certainly be to just keep it in the same event to avoid any further complexity (and I just want to know ).
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