Those logs have me wondering if the device is responding to the polling. I was expecting to see something indicating a response in the log - the DTH as posted on the ST GitHub has some log statements that I think should print for each incoming z-wave command.
Correct, you would switch the device type to Z-Wave Tweaker, change the parameter, then switch back. No excluding. There’s an updated version of Tweaker in the post below that should work with the new app.
Polling a single device like that shouldn’t mess up your mesh, so long as you’re only polling the attribute you care about and not doing a full refresh.
You might be able to use SharpTools or webCore (going away with Groovy) to refresh the Jasco switch even 60 seconds?
I do this to update by Honeywell Thermostat, Switch Bot Temp/Humid sensor, and weather tiles every 5 minutes.
I have a ST virtual switch called Refresh. Then I have 2 ST routines. 1st of switch is ON turn OFF after 1 min. 2nd ST routine if switch is OFF turn ON after 4 min. This gives me a 5 min. ON/OFF cycle.
Then I have a SharpTools Rule that Refreshes the above items when the ST Refresh switch turns ON.
I used to do this webCore and it was much simpler, but stopped using it since it will go away with Groovy.
Hey philh30, I just saw you have an Edge Driver for other Jasco/GE switches. It’s just missing the fingerprint for mine. mfr: “0063”, prod: “4F44”, model: “3032”
Is that something you can add or should I just try it first? No way to increase that polling straight from the edge driver?
I’ve added it to the driver below. You’ll need to exclude/include the device to switch from the Groovy DTH platform to an Edge driver. Once the device is using an Edge driver, you’ll be able to switch between drivers through the app without needing to exclude/include the device again.
The driver has all of the config parameters specific to that device available in the settings menu, so you’ll easily be able to set it to send reports every 5 minutes. I don’t have one of these devices to test on, so you’ll have to let me know if you run into any difficulties.
This driver isn’t set up to poll the device. If you want to go that route then I’d prefer to do it in a separate driver, and you’ll need to get the CLI installed so that you can view logs and troubleshoot. The first step though will be to get your device onto Edge using the driver below.
I know this is an old post but I finally got your edge driver installed. I did a while ago, actually, but never got around to replying here. The 5min reporting still doesn’t seem to be enough. The well pump runs for about a min or two max. I do get a trigger now and then if the timing is just right, but most times not.
What would my next steps be to try to get the driver to poll the device? Once I setup the SmartThings CLI, where do we go from there?