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Thank you for reporting back! Glad you have found a workaround with "Smart Implant".

IIRC I've fixed it like this, but it was a long time ago... I downloaded sdcc 64bit for mac. Possibly I used "homebrew" to do that but I cannot remember. The I searched where Arduino puts the sdcc compiler in its tool chain, in my case the path is: /Users/peter/Library/Arduino15/packages/Z...

Make sure to set up Multichannel Association to 1:0 and not just a simple Association to 1 Neither HC2 nor HCL or HC3 allow you to enter associations like that (using numbers), but HC2 and HCL have columns marked "S" for single and "M" for multi which is the equivalent. I've tes...

I don't define pins in this sketch, this is intentional. I only send "on" or "off" to 7 sensors at regular intervals... To prove that the HC2 and Z-Uno can "understand each other", but only if I remove both checkmarks in S and M column, save, and then add M checkmark! I...

No issues with "Sensor Binary"... Works for me after I remove both checkmarks in S and M column, save, and then add M checkmark, save. Don't forget to exclude your Z-Uno, then flash sketch and re-include before trying my sample sketch... All seven (or eight if you count "root" se...

Thank you for reporting back. If I find the time, I'll test with ZUNO_SENSOR_BINARY_MOTION or something similar

I don't have a "Sensor Binary" test sketch, but I do have this "Switch Binary" test sketch, I've extended it to handle 7 switches... Works for me after I remove both checkmarks, save, and then add M checkmark, save. Don't forget to exclude your Z-Uno, then flash sketch and re-inc...

On your HC2 on the advanced page, navigate to the "associaton" button. Click that and you'll get a table view. See the S and M columns? S means single and M multi. Put a checkmark in the M column, it is as simple as that. If your Z-Uno is a sleeping node, wake it up to get the new setting....

Thanks! So 7.5 mA... Ah, that is due to power regulator + all the extra hardware you've added. It is still better than the expected +/- 40 mA of an "always on slave", but certainly not as low as the Z-Wave SoC can go in FLiRS mode... Interesting project!

I would add a 30 second delay. I don't think there is an easy way to monitor the progress (there is a log at the top in the status window, so technically speaking there is "something"). I know the guys from Z-Wave.me follow this forum, they will chime in if there is something interesting t...