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Ok, I just noticed that you said that you're running the script from /opt/z-way-server with node. That will not work. Then you're just running your file alone, and there is no global.ZWave() defined there. As the recipe says, put your script in /opt/z-way-server/automation/storage, and I assume it w...

You are creating a function expression and assigning it to this.bindFunc1, but you are never actually running the function. If you look at the recipe, you will see that after the function expression is defined, there is also the following code: // process all active bindings if (global.ZWave) { glob...

Try passing your username and password like this:
That is the standard way of passing credentials for basic authentication.

A workaround for the level issue might be to have a timed job that at 22 hours sets the level to 20 and immediately turn it back off again. It would then remember that setting when you turn the lights back on. And you could do the same thing in the morning, setting it to 100 and immediately turn it ...

The easiest way to do this is probably using the app Light Motion Trigger. I haven't used it myself, so I can't help you setting it up for a delayed turn-off. But it seems like you should set Dimmer mode to Code, and enter something like the following in the code field to get a time dependent value:...

It didn't work. The text says that the process will take about one minute, but it immediately completes. The device is then lacking from the drop down list, but only until i refresh the page. Then it's back. I also tried removing it through the Smarthome UI device management, but that just hangs on ...

I had to reinstall raspbian and everything on my rpi, and when Z-Way was up and running again, I had to exclude and reinclude most devices in order to get them past the security interview. But for some reason, one smoke alarm wasn't completely excluded before it was reincluded. So now I have the ver...

Check out the API sections of this: http://razberry.z-wave.me/docs/zway.pdf

I'm not sure to what extent this is available through the custom javascript module, and I'm not able to check for myself at the moment, so I guess you'll just have to try it out.

I haven't tried this myself, but I think you should be able to use the custom javascript app. Capture the event when the setpoint on the Devolo is changed, and execute the javascript app which gets the value, does the calculation and sets the radiator thermostat value.

I realized I can probably just use the Configuration command class. Using the JS api, I can do zway.devices[2].Configuration.Get(1) to get the system to read parameter 1 of the device with ID 2. If I run this code, the UI shows that the value was updated from the device at the time I ran the code. H...