I will - was just testing and it’s sending events usbSwitch ‘on’ or ‘off’ so the problem is on updating the tile. I don’t get why it’s not … since it looks like it’s sending usbSwitch on/off the same way it’s sending leftSwitch on/off…
From live log:
8:54:43 AM: debug Zooz Double Plug - power is 0 W
8:54:42 AM: debug Zooz Double Plug-RIGHT - power is 0 W
8:54:42 AM: debug Zooz Double Plug-LEFT - power is 0 W
8:54:39 AM: debug Zooz Double Plug-LEFT - power is 0 W
8:54:33 AM: debug Zooz Double Plug-USB - switch is on
8:54:10 AM: debug Zooz Double Plug - power is 0 W
8:54:09 AM: debug Zooz Double Plug-LEFT - power is 0 W
8:54:09 AM: debug Zooz Double Plug-RIGHT - power is 0 W
8:53:54 AM: debug Zooz Double Plug-USB - switch is off
From Events under the Zooz Double Plug (Device) Events 19-01-31 8:53:54.738 AM EST 21 minutes ago DEVICE usbSwitch off Zooz Double Plug usb switch is off true
[2019-01-31 8:53:33.832 AM EST 21 minutes ago ](https://…DEVICE usbSwitch on Zooz Double Plug usb switch is on true
@krlaframboise - if I change from a valueTile to a standardTile it starts working fine.(though with the tiny letters for ‘ON’) . I added the background color and that helps.
standardTile("usbSwitch", "device.usbSwitch", width:1, height: 1) {
state "on", label:'ON',backgroundColor: "#00a0dc"
state "off", label:'OFF'
}
Hi. My app is stuck on “Checking Status…”. I have: Zooz-ZEN-25, Android, Modern-App, DTH-master-v1.2, DTH-child-v1.0. Upon pairing; it auto-created the 4 devices, but 3 of them are stuck on “Checking Status”. When I click-on any 1 of the 3; I get “Couldn’t connet to Zooz Double Plug-Left. Try again later”. When I click-on the 4th (not stuck); it displays a bare-bones "on/off’ type of GUI. How do I get past this so that I achieve the full functionality of the DTH(s)? TYIA.
Hmm… I was wondering if it had something to do with “Waking the device Up”. Does someone know for sure that simply transitioning-to ClassicApp will remedy be stuck: “checking status” ?
If a device has an execution location set to cloud and say it is open or turned on and then the internet is lost then ( while internet is out) it is closed or turned off.
When internet returns will it show the device is on/open or does the hub still know and reports what happened while we had no internet.
Yep my zwave literally died in a few minutes after rebooting the hub. I basically wrote a “refresher” SmartApp to refresh the zwave device every 5 seconds and it was cool for a few hours but then killed all zwave traffic. Only upon removing the smartapp that refreshes the switch did all of my stuff come back to life. Lesson learned is don’t saturate zwave.
For my HVAC pump (that I want to notify me when it turns on — just so I know it’s regularly sucking water out) I have settled on TP Link HS110 which is wifi and easily withstands 5 second refreshing frequency via ST smartapp then post power use to Node-RED. Hope it withstands the 125 degree heat up in my attic during SoCal summer. It’s only rated to 104 like most other devices. Kinda scared after seeing some of the pics from Amazon and the HS110 catching on fire.