I've just purchased two door sensors from Aeon Labs that can be placed inside the door panels such that they aren't visible when a door is closed.
Neat idea...if it works (you don't want to drill holes in your doors for no reason!)
But seems to be another bad execution of Z-Wave I suspect. The list is getting rather long!
I can successfully add the device to HS3 through the Z-Troller but all I get is one device "Aeon Labs On/Off Sensor" that remains off no matter what happens.
I've tried to rescan the device without any luck. No sensor status and no battery status...great I didn't start drilling holes in my doors!
Anyone having luck with this product?
I wish Sigma Designs would care that this type of crap doesn't happen and enforce more professional QA on everything labeled Z-Wave. Without it, Z-Wave will go down slowly being the never fully reliable or compatible home automation protocol with the good intent that never happened. I was hoping someone would clean up the mess of the past (take Intermatic, for example).
Neat idea...if it works (you don't want to drill holes in your doors for no reason!)
But seems to be another bad execution of Z-Wave I suspect. The list is getting rather long!
I can successfully add the device to HS3 through the Z-Troller but all I get is one device "Aeon Labs On/Off Sensor" that remains off no matter what happens.
I've tried to rescan the device without any luck. No sensor status and no battery status...great I didn't start drilling holes in my doors!
Anyone having luck with this product?
I wish Sigma Designs would care that this type of crap doesn't happen and enforce more professional QA on everything labeled Z-Wave. Without it, Z-Wave will go down slowly being the never fully reliable or compatible home automation protocol with the good intent that never happened. I was hoping someone would clean up the mess of the past (take Intermatic, for example).
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