Zooz ZSE40 4-1 Motion Sensor and other Zooz devices (ZSE01, ZSE02)

[TheSmartestHouse]

Can you send a screenshot of the settings to our support team so they can initiate troubleshooting?

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[krlaframboise (Kevin)]

I tried waking up with the sensor manually by clicking the Z Wave button.

Just to be clear, you used the paper clip to push in the hidden button on the bottom of the device, right?

If you’re using my DTH, I recommend saving the settings screen again and then use the paper clip to wake it up. It doesn’t always wake up the first time you try, but if the “Settings Updated” tile changes, you’ll know that it successfully sent the changes to the device. (it may take up to 30 seconds).

[ADHawk (Adam Hawk)]

Thanks for the suggestion, Kevin. The second time using the paper clip to wake the device worked. Before that, I wasn’t seeing any status on the update title using your DTH. Now, I see a date and time. Thanks again!

The only challenge now is that I’d like to switch to a DTH that returns illuminance values in lux, however, I’d rather not have to go through the same process again to get the device synced (silly, I know). I saw on github you were thinking of adding a lux reporting option. Is that work still in progress?

Thanks.

[krlaframboise (Kevin)]

The second time using the paper clip to wake the device worked. Before that, I wasn’t seeing any status on the update title using your DTH. Now, I see a date and time.

The device is finicky which is why I added that tile to the last version I released and I would have mentioned it sooner, but I completely forgot about it.

The only challenge now is that I’d like to switch to a DTH that returns illuminance values in lux, however, I’d rather not have to go through the same process again to get the device synced (silly, I know). I saw on github you were thinking of adding a lux reporting option. Is that work still in progress?

The current device firmware only reports the light level as a %, but one of the engineers supplied a conversion chart. THe numbers didn’t seem right and after comparing them against a sensor that reports in lux, the chart is way off.

I have 3 of the 4-in-1 sensors sitting next to 2 of the dome motion sensors which report in lux. I have them all set to the most frequent and sensitive light settings and I’m logging all their events to Google Sheets.

I wasn’t able to release it last weekend because I didn’t have enough data, but I’ll definitely have it completed by the end of this weekend.

FYI, if you don’t want to wait or would rather use one of the other device handlers you can open the device in the IDE and switch it to a different device handler without having to remove the device.

[tkreidl]

@krlaframboise How are you automating the process of getting the data into Google Sheets?

[krlaframboise (Kevin)]

@tkreidl

How are you automating the process of getting the data into Google Sheets?

[RELEASE] Simple Event Logger

This SmartApp is no longer supported because SmartThings made some changes to the way events are handled which has impacted some users and it will most likely completely stop working in the near future. There’s another SmartApp called something like Google Sheets Logger that subscribes to the events instead of retrieving them from the device history so it most likely won’t have the same issues as this one. Simple Event Logger is a fully customizable SmartApp that allows you to accurately log all device activity to a Google Sheets Spreadsheet. Each event is stored on a separate row so that you have their exact time and details. Google Sheets has an easy to use filter feature which allows you to do things like view all events for specific device(s), in a specified date/range and/or specif…

[tkreidl]

Nice. I will have to look into that. Thank you for sharing the details!

[krlaframboise (Kevin)]

The only challenge now is that I’d like to switch to a DTH that returns illuminance values in lux, however, I’d rather not have to go through the same process again to get the device synced (silly, I know). I saw on github you were thinking of adding a lux reporting option. Is that work still in progress?

I just released a new version that allows you to report the light level as either lux or %. I’ve also added a lux offset adjustment you can use if it appears to always be reporting low or high.

The conversion is based off of 1,000+ events from 5 sensors, but I’m still not that confident with the accuracy so as soon as I get a 3rd type of device that reports lux I’ll revisit the calculation and make adjustments if needed.

[GatVlieg]

@krlaframboise

Kevin, do you have a RELEASE page for your ZSE40 DTH? May want to consider it…
Also, it there any [easy] way to integrate GitHub updates directly?

I played around with your DTH today, and as a rule, it appears to work just fine.

Motion is updated in [almost] realtime; the typical lag associated with the ZSE40 is still there; this is not a function of your DTH as the other 2 I have tried also have this behaviour, making me believe this is device issue [as compared to an Iris motion sensor, which is near-instantaneous]

I have my settings as follows:
Temperature change = 20 = 2 degrees
Humidity change = 1 = 1% [yes i WANT very FREQUENT UPDATES]
Light change = 10 = 10% [don’t really care]

My findings are thus:
Not been able to test temperature & humidity in full yet
Light change, from near total darkness to 100% [as measure from 4 75W daylight bulbs 1.2m away], and the reverse, takes UP TO A MINUTE to update in the tiles…It reads 100.00% Light but only reports 48.43 lx Light. Something be wrong with the lx calcs me thinks!. The 2 other DTHs, at full on lights, report 100 lx…

Humidity, being relative, I will most likely not be able to provide feedback on [I also have no other device to compare it against] Temp feedback to follow.

PS. I used 0 offset for all reported values.

Thanks
J

[krlaframboise (Kevin)]

Kevin, do you have a RELEASE page for your ZSE40 DTH? May want to consider it…Also, it there any [easy] way to integrate GitHub updates directly?

I didn’t originally create a topic for the DTH because there were already a couple of others, but due to the interest in it, I plan on creating one tonight.

For GitHub integration use:

krlaframboise
SmartThings
master

Motion is updated in [almost] realtime; the typical lag associated with the ZSE40 is still there; this is not a function of your DTH as the other 2 I have tried also have this behaviour, making me believe this is device issue [as compared to an Iris motion sensor, which is near-instantaneous]

I find its motion reporting faster than the GoControl/Linear Motion Sensor, but a little bit slower than the Dome Motion Sensor.

My findings are thus:Not been able to test temperature & humidity in full yetLight change, from near total darkness to 100% [as measure from 4 75W daylight bulbs 1.2m away], and the reverse, takes UP TO A MINUTE to update in the tiles…

The device appears to report temp, humidity, and light changes about every 3 minutes so you won’t see the light changes immediately.

It reads 100.00% Light but only reports 48.43 lx Light. Something be wrong with the lx calcs me thinks!. The 2 other DTHs, at full on lights, report 100 lx…

The 100% light level is the value the device is reporting so once it’s reached there’s no way to determine how much higher the lux value really is.

I’m not saying that my calculation is correct, but I know that showing 100 lux for 100% is wrong because the engineers conversion chart tops out around 80 lux. That being said, I don’t trust their conversion chart because it shows 1 lux at 20%, but I know it’s not higher than 80 lux because 55 lux is about the highest I’ve seen another device report while this device was still reporting below 100%.

Based on my testing, the average lux level at 100% is around 49 so that’s the maximum lux level the device handler is able to accurately report. The illuminance value has to be set to a number, but I think I’ll change the text shown in the device handler to “MAX” because once it reaches 100%, there’s no way to determine if it’s off by 1 lux or 5,000 lux.

Both lux reporting devices I have are the same model so my calculation will be off if that device isn’t accurate, but I used controlled tests that I can easily repeat once I get another lux reporting device.

The only way I was able to get reliable results was to put 2 lux reporting devices and 3 of these devices in a room at night and change the light level by 50% every 5 minutes (changed from Off to 50%, 50% to 1%, 1% to 51%, etc.) to ensure that all devices reported every time the light level changed.

I then rearranged the devices, repeated the test and used the logged data to calculate the difference between the average lux and average % for every 10% light change.

[ADHawk (Adam Hawk)]

Thanks for your diligence in testing and for putting all the data and the DTH together for the community to use.

[krlaframboise (Kevin)]

@GatVlieg

Kevin, do you have a RELEASE page for your ZSE40 DTH? May want to consider it…

I created a release page for it and I also added a setting for max lux that allows you to specify the value that it reports when the device is maxed out at 100%.

[RELEASE] Zooz 4-in-1 Sensor

This is a device handler for the Zooz 4-in-1 Sensor (ZSE40). Features: The Main Tile can be set to display Motion, Temperature, Relative Humidity, Light %, or Light Lux. The Secondary Status can be set to display Nothing, Motion, Temperature, Relative Humidity, Light %, Light Lux, or all of them. There’s a tile that shows the last time the device woke up and received setting changes. You can force the device to wake up by using a paperclip to push the hidden button on the bottom of the device, but it doesn’t always work so this tile allows you to verify that your changes were actually applied. Supports offset values for Temperature, Relative Humidity, Light %, and Light Lux. The device handler reports illuminance as % by default, but you can enable the “Report Illuminance …

[Smartphi]

Can the zooz/Monoprice multi 4:1 use the the same mounting bracket like the aeotec ones?

[TheSmartestHouse]

The Zooz sensor comes with a dedicated mounting bracket and it can’t be used with one from a different device like the Aeotec multisensor.

[Oyjord]

Hi all,

Sorry to bother, but this is my first day with a ST Hub 2, and I’m learning the ropes. I just installed an outdoor gate sensor, and it’s working great.

However, when I try to install my new Zooz ZSE02 motion detector, I struggle.

I’ve created a new DH per another user’s helpful instructions, called “robertvandervoort : zooZ motion sensor ZSE-02 - RV 1.1” and I’ve published it for me.

I then go back to my iPhone’s app, go to “Add a Thing” under the “My Home” list, but all I ever see pop up is the generic “Z-Wave Sensor.” I never see any other devices pop up, even after waiting a bit and pulling down the refresh list. I was expecting to see “zooZ 4-in-1 sensor - RV 1.0” in the list, but I’m not.

Any tips would be greatly appreciated, and again, sorry to bother.

Best,
Oy.

edit: If it’s any help, here’s the log of my activity while I was trying to add the device:

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38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:29:57 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:29:57 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
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38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:29:37 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:29:37 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
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38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:29:18 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:29:18 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
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38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:29:08 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
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38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:58 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:58 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:58 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 8
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38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:48 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:48 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:48 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 7
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:48 PM: trace in discovery
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:48 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:48 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:48 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 6
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:48 PM: trace in discovery
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:44 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:44 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:44 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 5
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:44 PM: trace in discovery
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:34 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:34 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:34 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 4
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:34 PM: trace in discovery
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:27 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:27 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:27 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 3
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:27 PM: trace in discovery
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:22 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:22 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:22 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 2
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38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:17 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:17 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
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38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:17 PM: info No installed apps found, calling deviceDiscovery
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38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:17 PM: trace calling migration script
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:28:17 PM: trace in discovery
44e93817-9726-4838-9775-6c1bb4844ca4 9:27:54 PM: trace getPhrases(), state.welcomeIssue = null
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38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:27:18 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:52 PM: debug updated called
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:44 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:44 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:44 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 6
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:44 PM: trace in discovery
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:34 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:34 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:34 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 5
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:34 PM: trace in discovery
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:24 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:24 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:24 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 4
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7829f8f6-81c1-4db5-829e-97671a9783de 9:26:24 PM: warn Exception ‘java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke method parse() on null object’ encountered parsing 'cmd: 5E02, payload: 01 06 00 0C 07 0C 07’
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:14 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:14 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:14 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 3
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:14 PM: trace in discovery
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:09 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:09 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:09 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 2
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38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:04 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:04 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:04 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 1
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:04 PM: info No installed apps found, calling deviceDiscovery
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:04 PM: trace in migration code block
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:04 PM: trace calling migration script
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:26:04 PM: trace in discovery
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:34 PM: debug updated called
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:32 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:32 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:32 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 7
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:32 PM: trace in discovery
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:22 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:22 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:22 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 6
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:22 PM: trace in discovery
7829f8f6-81c1-4db5-829e-97671a9783de 9:25:13 PM: warn Exception ‘java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke method parse() on null object’ encountered parsing 'cmd: 5E02, payload: 01 06 00 0C 07 0C 07’
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:12 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:12 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:12 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 5
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:12 PM: trace in discovery
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:02 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:02 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:02 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 4
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:02 PM: trace in discovery
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:02 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:02 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:02 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 4
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:25:02 PM: trace in discovery
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:24:53 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:24:53 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:24:53 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 3
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38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:24:52 PM: info No devices to add, verified devices: [:]
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:24:52 PM: info in ssdpDiscover
38fbffb7-4662-4451-82f4-f10cbd1f1a21 9:24:52 PM: info scheduled run, numberOfRuns: 2
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[ramki_cmc (Ram)]

You could go the IDE and manually change the device handler to the one you published. That should do the trick.

[Oyjord]

That worked! Thanks!

[krlaframboise (Kevin)]

The Zooz sensor comes with a dedicated mounting bracket and it can’t be used with one from a different device like the Aeotec multisensor.

I have to admit that at first I thought the mounting bracket was unnecessarily bulky and complex, but it really didn’t matter because the shape of the device allows it to be mounted on walls and in corners without the bracket.

Out of the 8 motion sensors I have, the Zooz Multisensor was the only one I was able to mount on a slanted ceiling in the exact position and angle I needed and it wouldn’t have been possible without that bracket.

[Smartphi]

Is it possible to buy just the bracket ?

[LCSteve]

I’ve got the Zooz ZSE40 and after nearly sending it back for being DOA I got it to pair and stop reporting motion 100% of the time. After that I used krlaframboise custom DTH (thank for all your hard work on this and others). I have read most of this thread and see many people saying to just leave it be for some time to let it calm down so to speak so I plopped this thing on a reasonably active corner in the house with no actions or scripts tide to it.

Last night I decided to install this for the real purpose I bought it for and that’s to trigger the Arlo cam at my front door. The cam is installed in a corner that gets a good shot of my front patio and walkway but as a result it has trouble triggering motion until people are on the porch or even walking away. This is because much of the approach from Arlo is a straight on one and motion detectors have trouble with this. So i got the Zooz with the intent to have it trigger the cam earlier as it can be placed more optimally. Sooooo it’s mounted about 6.5’ off the ground and has a great view of the front yard and walkway approach. I turned off the detection light and set the sensitivity to 7 (least sensitive). I left the Arlo as is to record motion whenever it gets around to detecting it. For now I set up a rule when Zooz detected motion to alert me with a push message. My intent was to compare motion detection logs with Zooz and Arlo to find the sweet spot in sensitivity.

I did this at roughly 6am this morning and by the time I got to work I disable the alert because it was going off a loty. My reset time is set to 1 min but it still seems like it is triggering even when I watch the front yard on my camera and nothing is happening it goes off for motion. So at 11:30 this morning I was notified by Arlo it picked up motion and sure enough there was a video of the back of my UPS drivers head. I checked Zooz and what there was nothing. In fact it hadn’t picked up motion in nearly 20 minutes prior to that.

It seems that on 7 it won’t even pickup a 200lb man right in front of it but it will pickup a car zipping by at 40 in front of my house 50 feet away. My Iris motion inside is predictable and quick (to sensitive though for outside). What am I doing wrong here? Thanks in advance for any help.