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by petergebruers
13 Jun 2021 19:38
Forum: Z-Uno
Topic: Multiple channels of the same type (and referencing them in Smartthings)
Replies: 13
Views: 11671

Re: Multiple channels of the same type (and referencing them in Smartthings)

I totally understand, I have had similar issues, I usually tried some workaround, like, defining different channel types (eg a "multilevel switch" or "multilevel sensor" might do the trick, not sure what you want to do) and accept that the GUI might not be 100% correct, but at le...
by petergebruers
13 Jun 2021 17:30
Forum: Z-Uno
Topic: Multiple channels of the same type (and referencing them in Smartthings)
Replies: 13
Views: 11671

Re: Multiple channels of the same type (and referencing them in Smartthings)

The Z-Wave specification is not a single standard, frozen in time. It evolves. The specification, in total, is more than 1000 pages... There is room for interpretation. Z-Uno is unique because it allows you to make "arbitrary devices" that do not resemble anything else. Blame Fibaro, blame...
by petergebruers
12 Jun 2021 22:26
Forum: Z-Uno
Topic: Multiple channels of the same type (and referencing them in Smartthings)
Replies: 13
Views: 11671

Re: Multiple channels of the same type (and referencing them in Smartthings)

Try to change the associations, the "M" and "S" columns on HC2 are important, but unfortunately at the moment I can not re-check what I wrote earlier about this, because my HC2 is disconnected

See https://forum.z-wave.me/viewtopic.php?f=3427&t=32910
by petergebruers
17 May 2021 15:42
Forum: Z-Uno
Topic: Is my Z-uno dead?
Replies: 9
Views: 6047

Re: Is my Z-uno dead?

See https://z-uno.z-wave.me/technical/power-supply/ If you remove R12 then you effectively remove all regulators to the MCU, this is what reduces the standby current. Indeed, you have to power via the 3V or BAT pins (top of the board near USB connector). From the top of my head, 15 mA seems "no...
by petergebruers
15 May 2021 19:24
Forum: Z-Uno
Topic: Is my Z-uno dead?
Replies: 9
Views: 6047

Re: Is my Z-uno dead?

Ah. What did you do before it got into this state? Overvoltage? Apply more than 3.3 V to the pins? Or interrupt flashing while trying to update a sketch or the bootloader? If it is overvoltage then your chances are slim. If it is a problem with the flash image then you might have a tiny chance, Ther...
by petergebruers
14 May 2021 19:15
Forum: Z-Uno
Topic: Is my Z-uno dead?
Replies: 9
Views: 6047

Re: Is my Z-uno dead?

If it is doing all that blinking, then IMHO it is not dead. I think your user sketch hangs. By recovery procedure, you mean this? https://z-uno.z-wave.me/getting-started/troubleshooting#Z-UnoHangs "To go into Rescue mode hold down the Service Button and then hold down the Reset button, wait for...
by petergebruers
02 Sep 2020 10:25
Forum: Z-Uno
Topic: Get datetime from controller
Replies: 6
Views: 3693

Re: Get datetime from controller

Can I "talk out loud"? ;) Does it have to be precise? If eg you wanted to display a time on an OLED in HH:MM format then I think the following might work: define 2 "multilevel switches" and one binary. Every 30 seconds toggle the binary switch, to trigger a scene on your controll...
by petergebruers
30 Jun 2020 17:12
Forum: Z-Uno
Topic: Analog inputs, maximum voltage ?
Replies: 4
Views: 3385

Re: Analog inputs, maximum voltage ?

Have fun with your Z-Uno!
by petergebruers
27 Jun 2020 14:20
Forum: Z-Uno
Topic: Z-Uno motion sensor on battery power
Replies: 2
Views: 2376

Re: Z-Uno motion sensor on battery power

No, use SLEEP. Your PIR element should wake up Z-Uno each time motion is detected I agree but I've build a device with a few sensors and an LED and in this case ZUNO_SLEEPING_MODE_FREQUENTLY_AWAKE allowed me to turn on the LED so it offers functionality that is available in no commercial product 8-...
by petergebruers
27 Jun 2020 14:13
Forum: Z-Uno
Topic: Analog inputs, maximum voltage ?
Replies: 4
Views: 3385

Re: Analog inputs, maximum voltage ?

BTW never inject current into a pin, I mean when you have no power to your Z-Uno then, for example, do not connect an input to a 3V battery without limiting current. The best thing that can happen is this... Your source connected to that pin powers up the Z-Uno (which might lead you to believe a Z-U...