Trane XR524: how many child nodes should I have?

[Hupcey]

After recognizing my new Trane XR524 Thermostat, how many child nodes should be created? The first time I included it into the HS3 Homeseer Zee S2 (Raspberry Pi Linux) it got errors and didn't create some obvious child nodes (e.g. it only had one "set point"). Now I have 7, including:
Thermostat
Operating State
Mode
Heating Setpoint
Fan State
Fan Mode
Cooling Setpoint

I have attached an image of what was created.

None of these tells me what the current room temperature is.
How do I get the temperature displayed? Am I missing a child node?

Thanks,
John

[langenet]

Yeah... you should have the ambient temperature device. Have you tried to rescan the stat?

Robert

[Hupcey]

Robert,
I did a rescan (full) and this is what I got for the thermostat:

Node: 12 Supports Class(es): THERMOSTAT_MODE_V3, THERMOSTAT_OPERATING_STATE, THERMOSTAT_SETPOINT_V3, THERMOSTAT_FAN_MODE_V4, THERMOSTAT_FAN_STATE, CONFIGURATION, SENSOR_MULTILEVEL_V2, MULTI_CMD, VERSION_V2, MANUFACTURER_SPECIFIC, ASSOCIATION, SCENE_ACTUATOR_CONF, SCENE_ACTIVATION, POWERLEVEL, CLOCK, FIRMWARE_UPDATE_MD_V3

Node 12 is Z-Wave version: Lib: 3.52 App: 1.30
All associations for node 12 have been retrieved successfully, it supports associations on these groups: 1, 2, 3.
Node 12 Supports Thermostat Fan Mode CC and supports these modes: Auto, On, Circulation
Node 12 Supports Thermostat Mode CC and supports these modes: Off, Heat, Cool, Auto, Aux Emerg
Node 12 Supports Thermostat Setpoint CC and supports these setpoints: Heating 1, Cooling 1

I don't see anything like "ambient temperature". BUT it did add one more child node called "Temperature" and it is correct!!

Thanks a lot,
John

[langenet]

Glad the rescan worked. Sorry, I didn't mean a device called ambiant temperature... looks like it all worked out...

Robert