Thanks you. I was surprised but it partially worked. Surprised because I had never had these switches paired to the Home Assistant hub.
I was able to get one of the first two closest ones to pair. however it is showing up as a Zooz (Willis Electric) Manufacturer=015d, type=1e01, id=1e01 (unknown type and d). Both of those codes are from the Inovelli manufacturer.xml file as correct for my switch, but not the manufacturer. I have tired and tired to remove it and I cannot get it to remove. I also cannot get the second one to pair.
Sorry for the delay here – not sure how I missed this one.
Yeah, this was an issue on one of the batches of our switches. Zooz was made at the same manufacturer (Willis) as our Gen 1’s and they accidentally put the wrong MFR ID on it.
What do you mean, “cannot get it to remove”? I thought you meant that you were successful based on the first paragraph:
The tapping up 6x doesn’t work to remove the device?
For the second one, were you able to exclude that one before pairing?
NET: You should make sure to exclude both switches (factory reset) before trying to include them to Home Assistant.
I am having a similar issue with all 10+ of my gen 1 NZW31 w/Scene. I am pretty sure I excluded it correctly from smartthings. Although getting either no response from home assistant or an error when trying to add that I previously submitted into support.
What are you using for the zwave component in HomeAssistant? And have you checked the logs to see if there’s any more information about the error you’re getting?
If you want to make sure you excluded them, you can repeat the exclusion process via HomeAssistant.
When you set up Home Assistant, how did you do that? (Installed directly on an rpi, inside a docker container, etc?) And then when you set up Zwave, did you just set it up directly in Home Assistant (Z-Wave JS I’m guessing)?
These help point out where log locations will be or how to do each step, etc
Try a factory reset on the dimmer. Hold the up button then power on the device and keep holding for at least 5 more seconds after power was applied. Not very easy, but that will reset it. I’m not sure if the air-gap would work to remove the power, but it might so you could try that first.
Then, start the inclusion process in HA followed shortly after by tapping up 6X within 2 seconds on the dimmer.
Finally, you didn’t try to do any changes to files or such for zwave, right? None of those old notes are needed for zwaveJS.
Did the reset, and tried adding again and got the same error. I confirm that I do not have any of those manual config file changes previously communicated enabled.
2021-12-15T16:15:26.494Z CNTRLR Adding the node failed
Which raspberry pi and is your USB stick plugged directly into it or using an extension cable? Something you might consider that I’ve seen elsewhere is using a USB extension cable on the raspberry Pi. The USB3 ports can cause interference on the 4 at least, so the cable should help with that.
Another possible thing to try is unplugging/replugging the zwave stick and then restarting zwave (or I suppose homeassistant if you can’t restart zwave js separately) and seeing if that clears it up.
Looks like that did the trick. I have completed a couple and will go down the list of others. Should I also be taking this opportunity to update the firmware on the switches?
Glad to hear it! (Guessing it was the unplug/replug and restart that did it?)
https://files.inovelli.com/firmware/
^I’m only showing the firmware for the NZW31. If you’ve got the NZW30, I’m not sure that there’s anything you’ll need to do there.
Hey so there really isn’t much in the sense of upgrades with the Gen 1’s and the process can be extremely tricky with them and can lead to bricking if not done properly.
I personally wouldn’t recommend updating them, but if you really want to, let me know and I’ll walk you through it!
I’ll probably pass on updating the firmware if I continue to have success adding them to Home Assistant. Upgrade 15+ devices isn’t really in the budget right now if functional.
