[OBSOLETE] Aeon Labs Garage Door Controller

@Robert_Vandervoort - I’m seeing a bunch of logs in the device “recently” tab of the app that look like this:

zw device: 5D, command: 9881, payload: 00 25 03 FD

5D is my deviceid and I don’t see code in the device handler that would account for that, so I’m assuming this is from either smartthings or the device itself. Any chance you’d mind helping me understand where that is coming from and what it means?

I finally got mine paired but as you stated its a Smart Switch… going to look into this some more and let you know what I find… not sure of any of the code as yet.

ok so 98xx is secure something or another… the way this works…

you pair it… ignore whatever smart things thinks it is…

go to your devices in the smart things website…

open up the thing it created when you added the garage door opener…

edit it and change the device type to mine… assuming you did add a new device handler, from code, and saved mine…

Then everything should be ok.

No?

I did that but I still get "unknown: and the “open” is the only trigger that works.

Sadly, no. Those were my exact steps. Current state with your device handler is pressing ‘open’ activates the strobe and alarm and finally the switch, but door sensor and status don’t update and configure does nothing.

I have enabled debugging, but the only feedback I’m able to get is an occasional association report and the logs I sent in my previous post.

I had assumed 98 meant security, but haven’t yet found documentation for that that would help figure out the rest, including payload.

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weird. i wonder, maybe it is a newer firmware. The one I coded for was a
pre-release engineering sample. Also on hub v1.

Dammit.

I need a hub v2. Also we should check firmware version of your garage door
controller.

Load up the zwave tweaker device type and grab the infoz from it…

also in case you don’t have it…

garage door opener docs here…

https://aeotec.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/6000099363-using-garage-door-controller-with-smartthings-hub-s-custom-device-type

engineering spec…

https://aeotec.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/6000088070-gen5-6

Awesome, thanks. I’ll post what I get back.

oilerfan21 I am out of my league on this one… too new to this. Hopefully you know what RV is talking about with the Zwave Tweaker. Thank you RV for the help with this.

Mark

installing wave tweaker now, but since I came across this, I figured I’d post it.

Device Raw Description is:
zw:Ls type:4007 mfr:0086 prod:0103 model:003E ver:1.12 zwv:3.99 lib:03 cc:5E,86,72,98 ccOut:22,5A,82 sec:25,70,85,59,7A,66,71,73 role:05 ff:9E00 ui:9E00

I had issues with the door sensor before and it reporting open when it was closed and vice versa. What I do is open it and remove the sensor, remove the battery, and put it back in and replace the sensor. The battery is still kicking since 2015. Doesn’t use much juice… Every once in a while all goes wonky and I unplug (the controller) and plug it back in, and hit the big button then it seems to work ok again. The garage door opener and the doorbell are my two problem children… 9891 by doc, https://graph.api.smartthings.com/ide/doc/zwave-utils.html#clockV1 would be a secure report from the clock comamnd class… 98 being secure, 0x81 being clock…, https://graph.api.smartthings.com/ide/doc/zwave-utils.html#clockV1

I didn’t write anything in the handler to handle that… but it probably doesn’t matter anyway. The garage door opener is basically two main things. A switch that is also a gate controller… so it can act as a switch or a gate control device… and a sensor that detects if the door is open or closed… the config stuff sets some of the parameters up the manufacturer provides. My initial rev was my “go to” and worked fine for ages. Granted, there is probably more I could do with the device type like provide locking ability and so forth, but I haven’t… yet… loaded up with projects (and work) at the moment. Let me check firmware… thanks for the output.

Output from the z-wave tweaker logs:

4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:14:25 PM: info
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:14:25 PM: info
Command: [commandClassId: 0x73, commandClassName: POWERLEVEL, commandID: 0x03, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: PowerlevelReport(powerLevel: 0, timeout: 0)
Command: [commandClassId: 0x7A, commandClassName: FIRMWARE_UPDATE_MD, commandID: 0x02, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: FirmwareMdReport(checksum: 14800, firmwareId: 0, manufacturerId: 134)
Command: [commandClassId: 0x85, commandClassName: ASSOCIATION, commandID: 0x03, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: AssociationReport(groupingIdentifier: 2, maxNodesSupported: 5, nodeId: [1], reportsToFollow: 0)
Command: [commandClassId: 0x86, commandClassName: VERSION, commandID: 0x12, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: VersionReport(applicationSubVersion: 12, applicationVersion: 1, zWaveLibraryType: 3, zWaveProtocolSubVersion: 99, zWaveProtocolVersion: 3)
Command: [commandClassId: 0x98, commandClassName: SECURITY, commandID: 0x81, description: zw device: 5D, command: 9881, payload: 00 71 05 00 00 00 00 06 00 00 00 ]
=> Example: SecurityMessageEncapsulation(commandByte: [0, 0, 0, 0, 6, 0, 0, 0], commandClassIdentifier: 113, commandIdentifier: 5, reserved13: 0, secondFrame: false, sequenceCounter: 0, sequenced: false)
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:14:25 PM: info Command types [10]:
Command: [commandClassId: 0x20, commandClassName: BASIC, commandID: 0x03, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: BasicReport(value: 253)
Command: [commandClassId: 0x25, commandClassName: SWITCH_BINARY, commandID: 0x03, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: SwitchBinaryReport(value: 253)
Command: [commandClassId: 0x59, commandClassName: ASSOCIATION_GRP_INFO, commandID: 0x02, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: AssociationGroupNameReport(groupingIdentifier: 2, lengthOfName: 8, name: [116, 114, 97, 110, 115, 109, 105, 116])
Command: [commandClassId: 0x71, commandClassName: NOTIFICATION, commandID: 0x05, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: AlarmReport(alarmLevel: 0, alarmType: 0)
Command: [commandClassId: 0x72, commandClassName: MANUFACTURER_SPECIFIC, commandID: 0x05, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: ManufacturerSpecificReport(manufacturerId: 134, manufacturerName: AEON Labs, productId: 62, productTypeId: 259)
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:14:09 PM: info NotificationReport types [0]:
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:14:09 PM: info MeterReport types [0]:
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:14:09 PM: info SensorMultilevelReport types [0]:
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:13:57 PM: info
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:13:57 PM: info
Command: [commandClassId: 0x73, commandClassName: POWERLEVEL, commandID: 0x03, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: PowerlevelReport(powerLevel: 0, timeout: 0)
Command: [commandClassId: 0x7A, commandClassName: FIRMWARE_UPDATE_MD, commandID: 0x02, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: FirmwareMdReport(checksum: 14800, firmwareId: 0, manufacturerId: 134)
Command: [commandClassId: 0x85, commandClassName: ASSOCIATION, commandID: 0x03, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: AssociationReport(groupingIdentifier: 2, maxNodesSupported: 5, nodeId: [1], reportsToFollow: 0)
Command: [commandClassId: 0x86, commandClassName: VERSION, commandID: 0x12, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: VersionReport(applicationSubVersion: 12, applicationVersion: 1, zWaveLibraryType: 3, zWaveProtocolSubVersion: 99, zWaveProtocolVersion: 3)
Command: [commandClassId: 0x98, commandClassName: SECURITY, commandID: 0x81, description: zw device: 5D, command: 9881, payload: 00 71 05 00 00 00 00 06 00 00 00 ]
=> Example: SecurityMessageEncapsulation(commandByte: [0, 0, 0, 0, 6, 0, 0, 0], commandClassIdentifier: 113, commandIdentifier: 5, reserved13: 0, secondFrame: false, sequenceCounter: 0, sequenced: false)
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:13:57 PM: info Command types [10]:
Command: [commandClassId: 0x20, commandClassName: BASIC, commandID: 0x03, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: BasicReport(value: 253)
Command: [commandClassId: 0x25, commandClassName: SWITCH_BINARY, commandID: 0x03, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: SwitchBinaryReport(value: 253)
Command: [commandClassId: 0x59, commandClassName: ASSOCIATION_GRP_INFO, commandID: 0x02, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: AssociationGroupNameReport(groupingIdentifier: 2, lengthOfName: 8, name: [116, 114, 97, 110, 115, 109, 105, 116])
Command: [commandClassId: 0x71, commandClassName: NOTIFICATION, commandID: 0x05, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: AlarmReport(alarmLevel: 0, alarmType: 0)
Command: [commandClassId: 0x72, commandClassName: MANUFACTURER_SPECIFIC, commandID: 0x05, description: SECURITY_MESSAGE_ENCAPSULATION]
=> Example: ManufacturerSpecificReport(manufacturerId: 134, manufacturerName: AEON Labs, productId: 62, productTypeId: 259)
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:13:53 PM: info Parameters [0]:
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:13:38 PM: info Endpoints [0]:
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:13:28 PM: info Association groups [2]:
Association Group #1: [id:1, maxNodesSupported:5, name:Lifeline, nodes:[01]]
Association Group #2: [id:2, maxNodesSupported:5, name:transmit, nodes:[01]]
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:13:17 PM: info Discovery Stats:
Number of association groups discovered: 2 [Print Assoc Groups]
Number of endpoints discovered: 0 [Print Endpoints]
Number of parameters discovered: 0 [Print Parameters]
Number of unique command types received: 10 [Print Commands]
Number of MeterReport types discovered: 0 [Print Sensor]
Number of NotificationReport types discovered: 0 [Print Sensor]
Number of SensorMultilevelReport types discovered: 0 [Print Sensor]
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:13:17 PM: info General Information:
Device Name: Z-Wave Switch Secure
Raw Description: zw:Ls type:4007 mfr:0086 prod:0103 model:003E ver:1.12 zwv:3.99 lib:03 cc:5E,86,72,98 ccOut:22,5A,82 sec:25,70,85,59,7A,66,71,73 role:05 ff:9E00 ui:9E00
Supported Command Classes: [SWITCH_BINARY (0x25), ASSOCIATION_GRP_INFO (0x59), ZWAVEPLUS_INFO (0x5E), BARRIER_OPERATOR (0x66), CONFIGURATION (0x70), NOTIFICATION (0x71), MANUFACTURER_SPECIFIC (0x72), POWERLEVEL (0x73), FIRMWARE_UPDATE_MD (0x7A), ASSOCIATION (0x85), VERSION (0x86), SECURITY (0x98)]
Security: Device is paired securely.
=> Command classes supported with security encapsulation: UNKNOWN (0xNULL)
=> Command classes supported for CONTROL with security encapsulation: UNKNOWN (0xNULL)
Manufacturer ID: 0086
Manufacturer Name: null
Product Type ID: 0103
Product ID: 003E
Firmware Metadata: Firmware ID: 0000, Checksum: 39D0
Application (Firmware) Version: 1.12
Z-Wave Protocol Version: 3.99
Z-Wave Library Type: 03 (Enhanced Slave)
Powerlevel: NormalPower
Protection Mode: [ Local: null (null), RF: null (null) ]
Switch_All Mode: null (null)
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:13:11 PM: warn zwaveEvent(): No handler for command: AlarmReport(alarmLevel: 0, alarmType: 0)
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:13:05 PM: error zwaveEvent(): Unable to extract security encapsulated command from: SecurityMessageEncapsulation(commandByte: [1, 64], commandClassIdentifier: 113, commandIdentifier: 8, reserved13: 0, secondFrame: false, sequenceCounter: 0, sequenced: false)
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:12:28 PM: warn zwaveEvent(): No handler for command: AlarmReport(alarmLevel: 0, alarmType: 0)
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:12:22 PM: error zwaveEvent(): Unable to extract security encapsulated command from: SecurityMessageEncapsulation(commandByte: [1, 64], commandClassIdentifier: 113, commandIdentifier: 8, reserved13: 0, secondFrame: false, sequenceCounter: 0, sequenced: false)
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:12:22 PM: info scanSensor(): Scanning alarm/notification:
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:12:22 PM: info scanSensor(): Scanning for common sensor types (this can take several minutes to complete).
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:12:03 PM: info zwaveEvent(): Switch Binary Report received: SwitchBinaryReport(value: 253)
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:12:00 PM: info zwaveEvent(): Basic Report received: BasicReport(value: 253)
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:11:59 PM: info scanActuator(): Scanning for common actuator values.
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:11:42 PM: info scanParams(): Scanning Device Parameters (#0 to #20).
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:11:24 PM: info scanEndpoints(): Scanning for Endpoints (#0 to #10).
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:11:24 PM: warn sync(): Device does not appear to support MULTI_CHANNEL command classes.
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:11:04 PM: info scanAssocGroups(): Scanning Association Groups (#0 to #10).
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:10:55 PM: info Version Report: Application Version: 1.12, Z-Wave Protocol Version: 3.99, Z-Wave Library Type: 03 (Enhanced Slave)
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:10:53 PM: info Powerlevel Report: Power: NormalPower, Timeout: 0
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:10:52 PM: info Manufacturer-Specific Report: Manufacturer ID: 0086, Manufacturer Name: AEON Labs, Product Type ID: 0103, Product ID: 003E
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:10:51 PM: info Firmware Metadata Report: Firmware ID: 0000, Checksum: 39D0
4703a4b2-2eff-4dc7-be03-03a665dc3451 7:10:50 PM: info scanGeneral(): Scanning for common device attributes.

also weird you see 9881 because it isnt even listed in the command classes in that firmware output…

cc:5E,86,72,98
ccOut:22,5A,82
sec:25,70,85,59,7A,66,71,73

if you refer to that doc, https://graph.api.smartthings.com/ide/doc/zwave-utils.html#clockV1

you can look up each class by its (hexadecimal) number…

cc is command classes
ccOut is output classes
sec is secured command classes… so like 9825 and 9870 etc…

try this https://aeotec.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/6000165832-manually-pair-tilt-sensor-to-garage-door-controller

Well, that makes me feel a bit stupid.

I actually tried that earlier, but didn’t get any love out of the device. It’s paired again and I am now getting door status updates. How should the configure functions work? I get nothing from that button still.

Also interesting, I’m suddenly getting a whole bunch more logs from the device. All the debugging is suddenly working now.

that fixed everything for me! sensor working and both open / close working.

Thanks for the help from both of you!!!

Mark

And… now I’m back to broken. Device isn’t even responding to main button push, but is reporting door status. I’m not loving this PoS right now. :angry:

In any case, thanks for your help @Robert_Vandervoort

I would just exclude it and start over since you know everything should
work properly after a fresh start

I’m back functional… adding some audio files to the thing caused the problem. As soon as I removed them it started working again. In a perfect world I’ll figure out how to turn off the audio and strobe anyway. Just frustrating how fragile it is. I’m not certain that after a power outage I’ll have connectivity back without some intervention. Let’s just say it’s got some work to do to earn my trust and I think I know why it’s not widely available yet.