So I have a device that turns on and off magically without any event referencing this device:
Now as it happens, this device in question is a Fibaro Plug-In switch which I only use for measure power, and it is between power outlet in the wall and a UPS. So the end result is just that the UPS kicks in when it is turned off....
Yes I could set the Fibaro Plug-In switch to Always ON.
However I am much more interested in WHY this commands are sent, and from WHERE.
As I mentioned there is NO event referencing this device.
I have nothing that triggers this even to happen - I do not even use that on the WEB control page of HomeSeer (where one of course could change this).
It is the 2nd last device added - the only device after this one is a Aeotec MultiSensor 6 (which in battery mode is just useless - but that is another story).
I had something similar on my Zee S2, but that unit is not used anymore. Now I use a Ubuntu 16.04 with HomeSeer on. And I thought the change should remove this kind of "ghost Z-Wave device changes"... I was wrong.
So anyone have anything like this before?
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Jul-04 18:02:32 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 17:52:42 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 17:52:41 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 17:05:25 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 17:05:24 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 16:53:23 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 16:53:22 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 14:53:46 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 14:53:45 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 12:24:53 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 12:24:52 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 11:43:47 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 11:43:46 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 11:37:31 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 11:37:29 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 10:06:25 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 10:06:24 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 18:34:48 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 18:02:33 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 18:02:32 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 17:52:42 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 17:52:41 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 17:05:25 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 17:05:24 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 16:53:23 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 16:53:22 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 14:53:46 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 14:53:45 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 12:24:53 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 12:24:52 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 11:43:47 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 11:43:46 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 11:37:31 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 11:37:29 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Jul-04 10:06:25 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to ON
Jul-04 10:06:24 Z-Wave Device: Walk-In-Closet Internet Connection and Power Switch Binary Set to OFF
Now as it happens, this device in question is a Fibaro Plug-In switch which I only use for measure power, and it is between power outlet in the wall and a UPS. So the end result is just that the UPS kicks in when it is turned off....
Yes I could set the Fibaro Plug-In switch to Always ON.
However I am much more interested in WHY this commands are sent, and from WHERE.
As I mentioned there is NO event referencing this device.
I have nothing that triggers this even to happen - I do not even use that on the WEB control page of HomeSeer (where one of course could change this).
It is the 2nd last device added - the only device after this one is a Aeotec MultiSensor 6 (which in battery mode is just useless - but that is another story).
I had something similar on my Zee S2, but that unit is not used anymore. Now I use a Ubuntu 16.04 with HomeSeer on. And I thought the change should remove this kind of "ghost Z-Wave device changes"... I was wrong.
So anyone have anything like this before?
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