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Originally posted by Gogs View PostUnless Everspring have made a dramatic change to their zwave stuff I would avoid them, There is an another post about how to replace certain components (Capacitors) to get them to work. I bought 7 of there devices, they all failed and are now replaced except for the two I modified.
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Originally posted by Monk View PostI wish I knew exactly what occurred that got mine going again. I remember playing with the values that control the polling. See my graphic - looks like I had set them to 20 minutes.
I will give polling a try to see if it kicks it back to life based on your findings.
Steve
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Originally posted by Gogs View PostUnless Everspring have made a dramatic change to their zwave stuff I would avoid them, There is an another post about how to replace certain components (Capacitors) to get them to work. I bought 7 of there devices, they all failed and are now replaced except for the two I modified.
Steve
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Originally posted by SteveMSJ View PostWhilst I wouldn't particularly recommend the Everspring devices I think the problems were mainly with their various wall plug devices, I certainly had a couple that failed. The ones we are talking about here are battery powered. I have the temperature/humidity sensor a flood sensor and a siren. They are bit old fashioned but have worked for years and the batteries last for ever! Never had a problem up until the one reported in this thread.
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Originally posted by SteveMSJ View PostThe thing is you shouldn't need to poll for the temperature and humidity because the devices broadcasts these values at the intervals set for autoreporting and trigger intervals. Mine has worked for years without any polling, then a few weeks ago it stopped. I didn't change the device so I'm pretty sure it was a Z-Wave update that changed the behaviour as per the post at the top of the thread.
I will give polling a try to see if it kicks it back to life based on your findings.
Steve
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Originally posted by Monk View PostSteve - check my graphic. Polling is turned off. Was referring to the values that control when it reports in. (Also called polling)
The time interval for the ST814 to automatically report temp and humidity is set by parameters in the Settings on the Root Device.
Steve
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Originally posted by SteveMSJ View PostThe thing is you shouldn't need to poll for the temperature and humidity because the devices broadcasts these values at the intervals set for autoreporting and trigger intervals. Mine has worked for years without any polling, then a few weeks ago it stopped. I didn't change the device so I'm pretty sure it was a Z-Wave update that changed the behaviour as per the post at the top of the thread.
I will give polling a try to see if it kicks it back to life based on your findings.
Steve
I have given polling a try and (as suspected) there is still no reporting at all.
To be fair to Everspring whilst their plug in units were not up to it, their ST-814 units (I have 8) have all worked perfectly for several years.
Peter
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Originally posted by SteveMSJ View PostUnless I'm mistaken, in your graphic to message #6 you have polling for the root device disabled but polling for the Humidity and Temp child devices set to 20 minutes and a bit?
The time interval for the ST814 to automatically report temp and humidity is set by parameters in the Settings on the Root Device.
Steve
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So here is what is occurring. It appears that the device wakes up - HS sees it happening, then it sends the requests / receives data.
Jan-23 4:33:35 AM Z-Wave SStick: Z-Wave Wake-Up 'No More Info' Notification sent to Node 48(Z-Wave _HVAC Humidor Root).
Jan-23 4:33:35 AM Z-Wave SStick: Device (Node 48) woke up and Poll Device for Z-Wave _HVAC Humidor Temp was successfully sent.
Jan-23 4:33:35 AM Z-Wave Wake-Up Util Proc for (Z-Wave _HVAC Humidor Root) handling: Poll Device
Jan-23 4:33:35 AM Z-Wave SStick: Device (Node 48) woke up and Poll Device for Z-Wave _HVAC Humidor Humidity was successfully sent.
Jan-23 4:33:35 AM Z-Wave Wake-Up Util Proc for (Z-Wave _HVAC Humidor Root) handling: Poll Device
Jan-23 4:33:35 AM Z-Wave SStick: Wake-Up Notification Processing for Node 48 (Z-Wave _HVAC Humidor Root)
Jan-23 4:33:35 AM Z-Wave SStick: Z-Wave Wake-Up Notification Received for Node 48
I don't have any old logs to see how this happened with my old ST 814, but it seems like the device need only wake up. for HS to interact.
I see others are stating it wakes up but nothing happens. If I get time this weekend I will check what I ended up setting the internal parameters to.
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Originally posted by Monk View PostI stand corrected - but do not remember setting the Humidity and temp poll times myself.
Steve
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Originally posted by Monk View PostSo here is what is occurring. It appears that the device wakes up - HS sees it happening, then it sends the requests / receives data.
Jan-23 4:33:35 AM Z-Wave SStick: Z-Wave Wake-Up 'No More Info' Notification sent to Node 48(Z-Wave _HVAC Humidor Root).
Jan-23 4:33:35 AM Z-Wave SStick: Device (Node 48) woke up and Poll Device for Z-Wave _HVAC Humidor Temp was successfully sent.
Jan-23 4:33:35 AM Z-Wave Wake-Up Util Proc for (Z-Wave _HVAC Humidor Root) handling: Poll Device
Jan-23 4:33:35 AM Z-Wave SStick: Device (Node 48) woke up and Poll Device for Z-Wave _HVAC Humidor Humidity was successfully sent.
Jan-23 4:33:35 AM Z-Wave Wake-Up Util Proc for (Z-Wave _HVAC Humidor Root) handling: Poll Device
Jan-23 4:33:35 AM Z-Wave SStick: Wake-Up Notification Processing for Node 48 (Z-Wave _HVAC Humidor Root)
Jan-23 4:33:35 AM Z-Wave SStick: Z-Wave Wake-Up Notification Received for Node 48
I don't have any old logs to see how this happened with my old ST 814, but it seems like the device need only wake up. for HS to interact.
I see others are stating it wakes up but nothing happens. If I get time this weekend I will check what I ended up setting the internal parameters to.
Battery levels of the ST814 required polling but you could set the wakeup period to 12 or 24 hours for that. I think it does send a battery low warning without polling but not levels.
Steve
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