Read about 10 threads on this... all seem to be a tad different. Just want to run this by you all.
I want to replace a GE lamp dimming module with a Zooz Zen06 appliance module - don't use the dimming for this lamp, and like the USB port addition.
I can use the replace function in the root device, but to work correctly, the existing node needs can't be communicating with HS3 - so it looks broken. I can do this by just unplugging the existing GE module, then going through the replace, but then need to somehow exclude the GE if i ever want to use it again.
To exclude, i think i have 3 options:
1. find some software that i can put on a PC with an old Aeotec Zstick, create a new network, and exclude that way.
2. finally find a use for my old vera :-)
3. go across the street to a neighbors that also runs zwave and exclude on his.
For the new Zooz device, it should show up fine in all events, etc. However as it's a different class device, will that be a problem?
What did i miss or don't know?
I want to replace a GE lamp dimming module with a Zooz Zen06 appliance module - don't use the dimming for this lamp, and like the USB port addition.
I can use the replace function in the root device, but to work correctly, the existing node needs can't be communicating with HS3 - so it looks broken. I can do this by just unplugging the existing GE module, then going through the replace, but then need to somehow exclude the GE if i ever want to use it again.
To exclude, i think i have 3 options:
1. find some software that i can put on a PC with an old Aeotec Zstick, create a new network, and exclude that way.
2. finally find a use for my old vera :-)
3. go across the street to a neighbors that also runs zwave and exclude on his.
For the new Zooz device, it should show up fine in all events, etc. However as it's a different class device, will that be a problem?
What did i miss or don't know?
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