Hub Firmware Release Notes - 0.32.7

[aruffell (Alex)]

@BarryA

The mechanisms for determining state will remain the same as before. Most Hub Connected Devices are pinged on a pre-determined basis (aka Check Interval). If the device fails to respond to a ping, the device is marked as Offline. Any activity from the device will mark the device Online, and reset the scheduled ping.

• All Zigbee/Z-Wave devices with the Health Check capability or ones that have created a checkInterval event at some point in the device’s lifetime will follow the Ping mechanism for their health state, the rest of the devices will mirror their respective network’s status.
• The ping frequency for offline devices will start to decrease as consecutive pings are missed by the device.

I guess I need to check how often the sensor is programmed to wake up and ensure it is more frequent than the check in interval so as to reset it before the hub tries to reach out. I am still under the understanding that the device will not respond to the hub as it is mostly asleep. (Series 700 zwave chip / battery operated)