Aeon HEM v1/v2 Firmware 3.64 Numbers are Off?

[Danabw (Dana)]

@ethayer

Here’s what worked for me to fix HEMv1 ludicrous numbers:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ethayer/AEON-HEM-v1/master/AEON%20HEM%20v1.groovy

I added this line to the config function:
zwave.configurationV1.configurationSet(parameterNumber: 255, size: 4, scaledConfigurationValue: 1).format(),

What does it do? It sets all parameters to the factory default. Seems like after upgrading or downgrading the firmware, some parameters become… wrong or missing. This fixed it for me.

@ethayer/Erik - regarding above to clean up parameters could you answer a couple questions?

First, very basic…after I add the line to the config section, how do I make it do its magic?

Just add the line, save and publish and let the HEM sit for a few moments, or do something to it via the SmartThings app?

Second: I’m actually using a different DTH for my HEM as I’m using to read/report the two clamps separately. From this thread below. Can I add the line to the config section in that DTH, or would I have to use your DTH to accomplish the reset?

Aeon Home Energy Meter v1 -- Read Clamps Separately

01/14/2017 – Status Update #5 This Device Handler no longer works correctly. Multiple members have experienced the same issue with incorrect data being generated into the GUI. However, you may want to look at Omyn’s post where they posted an update to the code with new options and features. Might be worth a look! 01/12/2017 – Status Update #4 Informational Update: For those interested in using this code to monitor 120v line sources instead of 240v, please see post #21. If no changes are made to the code, then the HEM will assume a voltage of 240v for each line. 10/24/2015 – Status Update #3 Layout finalized, code published to github. Currently setup for 240v with ‘HVAC’ on L1 and ‘Dryer’ on L2. Example layout: [image] 10/12/2015 – Status Update #2 With everyone’s help, the baseline…

Thanks!