Thanks for reply Mark!
Yes, it showed up as all 0’s, tried to exclude it and include it again and it’s 0’s again.
Very strange
EDIT
I just moved the outlet closer to ST to make the removal/pairing easier,
tried to exclude and include it about 6 times and the 0’s ID problem still persists.
Tried using the scan nearby devices, and find it in the list of devices, no difference.
I have had this issue, you may want to try and get them right next to each other. Try moving the hub right next to the outlet and then move it back after the device has paired agian.
No. I’m not expanding this driver beyond the units manufactured by Jasco. If you’re just looking for generic support then you should be able to use the stock z-wave switch driver. You’re also welcome to take the source code for this driver and package your own version that includes whichever fingerprints you want to add.
I get the Off/Low/Medium/High. The icon does change from grey to color appropriately it just doesn’t spin when on. Had assumed it was a limitation but thought I’d ask.
The behavior of the switch just changed in the last couple days and tapping the down button no longer turns it off - instead, it dims to the lowest level and I have to tap it again to turn if off. Has anyone else experienced this, and how do I change it back?
Edit: I changed the driver to the SmartThings one to see if it still dimmed instead of turning off and it didn’t. I then changed back to this driver and it still tuning off (as I would like it to). Strange!
@philh30 Im having an issue with the drivers. I have a GE/JASCO Dimmer switch and its recognizing it as a fan switch in the fingerprint. Ive deleted it and re-added it but comes back the same. What might I be doing wrong?
That’s a 300 series (very old) in-wall fan control. It could be that you’ve wired the fan control to a lighting circuit (I have no idea whether the fan control is rated for that). If you remove the wall plate and post a picture of the switch there should be some markings on the metal to give confirmation of which model it is.
OK, It could very well be a fan switch because I bought it from amazon and ive had them send me some wonky stuff before. That being the case, I dont see a need to revamp anything on your end. Ill just move it over to a fan and buy a new dimmer switch and call it a day. I just wanted make sure I wasnt doing anything wrong. Thanks for the input guys.