I am not positive how the interface gets into this state, but I suspect there is some communications going on at the Z-Wave protocol level as it detects other interfaces on Z-Wave.
Try this, power off all of you Z-Wave interfaces, then just power on the one that is not working properly. Then do an erase on that interface and make sure it has a unique Home ID. If the Home ID is not unique, edit a node back up file and enter a randome Home ID and then restore the nodes to the interface so the Home ID getst assigned. Then power off this interface and power on the other ones. Then add the new interface and see if the option is now there.
You could check first that it has a unique Home ID, if it has an ID that is assigned to any other interface, then that is the reason the option is not there.
Try this, power off all of you Z-Wave interfaces, then just power on the one that is not working properly. Then do an erase on that interface and make sure it has a unique Home ID. If the Home ID is not unique, edit a node back up file and enter a randome Home ID and then restore the nodes to the interface so the Home ID getst assigned. Then power off this interface and power on the other ones. Then add the new interface and see if the option is now there.
You could check first that it has a unique Home ID, if it has an ID that is assigned to any other interface, then that is the reason the option is not there.
Originally posted by rprade
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