Scenario:
Have two Cooper Aspire dimmers (which support Zwave Instant Status) setup to associated with each other, so that either dimmer can control the two loads connected to each dimmer, without needing a controller/hub.
Dimmer A is associated to Dimmer B, Dimmer A is associated to HomerSeer.
Dimmer B is associated to Dimmer A, Dimmer B is associated to HomeSeer.
History:
I've had these dimmers for several years and they have worked perfectly. Under my old Vera3 controller if either local dimmer changed the other dimmer, then the other dimmer's status would be updated in Vera. Hence if either dimmer changed the status of the other dimmer, both would show on or off in Vera.
Under HS4 (with a SmartStick+) the local associations still work perfectly and keep in sync, the problem is that if I say turn off Dimmer B (which then physically turns off Dimmer A), Dimmer A still shows on in HS4.
Question:
Why isn't the Instant Status of the Cooper dimmers working with HS4?
Have two Cooper Aspire dimmers (which support Zwave Instant Status) setup to associated with each other, so that either dimmer can control the two loads connected to each dimmer, without needing a controller/hub.
Dimmer A is associated to Dimmer B, Dimmer A is associated to HomerSeer.
Dimmer B is associated to Dimmer A, Dimmer B is associated to HomeSeer.
History:
I've had these dimmers for several years and they have worked perfectly. Under my old Vera3 controller if either local dimmer changed the other dimmer, then the other dimmer's status would be updated in Vera. Hence if either dimmer changed the status of the other dimmer, both would show on or off in Vera.
Under HS4 (with a SmartStick+) the local associations still work perfectly and keep in sync, the problem is that if I say turn off Dimmer B (which then physically turns off Dimmer A), Dimmer A still shows on in HS4.
Question:
Why isn't the Instant Status of the Cooper dimmers working with HS4?
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