The field is hidden by default. If you go to the device you can enable it.
Click enties not shown and the click internal temp. Then click the gear at the top. Finally select enable and update.
I’m using Hubitat, not Home Assistant.
It’s probably a driver issue.
Definitely a @mamber question as he’s been keeping the drivers updated. I don’t have access to the red beta group so not sure if that driver captures the internal temp yet, but looks like the blues do; so if not there it may be shortly.
I just finished updating the Blue Fan and Blue 2-in-1. Will start on the Red 2-in-1 shortly
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When I try update the firmware with the app I got the error : ERROR: The transferred image does not match the Firmware Target.
If I try update it with the driver method I got the error: FAILED: The device was unable
to receive the requested
firmware data without checksum
error.
I have an Hubitat C8 ver. 2.3.6.144
Hi @marcmale, can you make sure you are downloading the correct file? Github is a little strange where you have to right click on the file “RAW” link and choose “Save As”.
Right click here:
Or here is a link to directly download it:
There seems to be issues with the Red 2-1 when paired in Z-Wave LR mode - especially/specifically with the configuration classes.
It has been seen on Z-Way, ZWave JS, and another hub that has Z-Wsve LR support in beta right now.
Can someone look into this?
Z-Way topic:
https://forum.z-wave.me/viewtopic.php?f=3419&t=35944
ZWave JS topic:
What firmware version are you running?
1.02
OK, I guess the moral of the story is:
Don’t use Red 2-1 in Long Range mode (with firmware 1.02 and earlier) if you need to change any configuration settings, as it won’t work.
At least it works in mesh mode.
Sorry, I forgot to respond to this. We have a case open with the engineer, but he hasn’t been able to look at it yet. I have a beta firmware that is using a later SDK that I can send you if you would like to test it. Since we haven’t finished all the testing on this firmware I would recommend installing it on one switch to begin with and to do testing on. PM me if you would be willing to test this firmware.
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Is 1.04 still in beta? It’s listed in beta under github. I am having issues with switch associations (sometimes they will randomly not work and require a reboot of the switch or switches in the group). Curious if that firmware will fix it.
@kyle11111 I would consider it production compatible, so you are probably ok giving it a shot. If that doesn’t help we are currently testing fw 2.0. PM me if you would like more info about it.
I upgraded my red dimmers from v1.3 to v2.0. Before upgrading, the LED did a countdown animation when Auto Off Timer was set. Thanks for noting this in v1.3 rel notes in this thread!
After upgrading to v2.0, there’s no countdown animation when Auto Off Timer was set. [sad trombone] The animation was helpful because it indicated to family and guests when the Auto Off Timer was set, so they wouldn’t be surprised when the light suddenly turned off!
- Was that an intentional removal? I didn’t see it mentioned in the release notes.
- Can you please add it back? v2.0 has Advanced Timer mode, which has a countdown animation, so it seems like the capability is there.
Thanks!
Hi @ha_fan sorry for the confusion on the update. It was an intentional removal because it was accidentally included in a previous update. To clarify, the LED notification was accidentally added to the auto off timer some time in the past. I will have to request with the engineer to add an option to “Show an LED notification with the auto off timer”.
Can you remind me what it did? Did it just flash the color of the LED bar? Was it a slow flash or a fast flash?
In the meantime, if your auto off timer is 6 minutes, can you set a notification to turn on for 6 minutes when the load is turned on?
Thanks @EricM_Inovelli for confirming and I appreciate you asking the eng team to add a way to show the countdown animation when Auto Off Timer is set, ideally on multiple products (e.g., VZW31-SN, VZW30-SN, VZW32-SN). 
Also, VTM30-SN, part of my persistent quest to have the countdown animation on all Inovelli switches that I own? 
The LED notification when “auto off timer” was enabled and the switch was turn on was ~the same as the “advanced timer mode” countdown animation, similar to the top half of an hourglass. E.g., for 15 minute auto off timer, suppose the bottom 3 LEDs were slowly blinking and the top 4 were off. When there were 10 minutes left, the bottom 2 LEDs were blinking. 5 minutes left, bottom LED blinking.
A smoother, though more complex, animation might be something like:
70+ minutes left: all 7 LEDs blink at 100% brightness
69 minutes: LEDs 1-6 @ 100%, LED 7 @ 90%
68 minutes: LEDs 1-6 @ 100%, LED 7 @ 80%
…
1 minute: LED 1 @ 10%, LED 2-7 off
I’d be thrilled with any countdown animation, TBH. It conveys well what’s going to happen, better than any LED notification that I can set myself.
Thanks!
Since auto off can be set to various numbers (seconds and minutes) I think the LEDs should probably reflect a % of how much time is remaining. Something similar to the firmware progress bar but in reverse.
7-LED Timer Countdown / Percentage Indicator
Implement a visual countdown using 7 LEDs to represent the percentage of time remaining on the auto off timer.
Desired Behavior
- 7 LEDs illuminated = 100% time remaining
- As the timer counts down, calculate the percentage of time remaining:
percentageRemaining = (timeRemaining / totalTime) * 100
- The LEDs should progressively turn off as the remaining percentage decreases.
- Instead of abruptly turning an LED off, the last active LED should gradually dim to provide a smoother indication of the countdown.
For example, starting at 100%:
- 100% → LEDs 1–7 at 100%
- 99% → LEDs 1–6 at 100%, LED 7 at 90%
- 98% → LEDs 1–6 at 100%, LED 7 at 80%
- 97% → LEDs 1–6 at 100%, LED 7 at 70%
- …
- LED 7 eventually reaches 0% and turns off.
- The same dimming behavior then continues with LED 6, followed by LED 5, etc., until the timer reaches zero.
The intent is to create a smooth visual countdown/progress bar where:
- Fully illuminated LEDs represent larger remaining portions of the timer.
- The last active LED fades through brightness levels as the percentage decreases.
- At 0% remaining, all 7 LEDs are off.
This should work identically regardless of whether the timer is set for 10 seconds, 60 seconds, 5 minutes, 30 minutes, etc., since all LED calculations are based on the percentage of the original timer duration remaining.
Thanks - reflecting the percentage works for me and the gradual dimming is a nice touch!
My bias was for it to indicate the absolute time because that’s how my current timer switches work. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Lutron-Maestro-Countdown-Timer-Switch-for-Fans-Lights-3A-Fan-150W-LED-Single-Pole-Multi-Location-Light-Almond-MA-T51MN-LA-MA-T51MN-LA/204655149 E.g., when there are 15-11 minutes left, then 15 is solid and 10, 5, and 1 LEDs are illuminated one at a time, as a countdown. When 10-5 minutes left, 10 is solid, while 5 and 1 are illuminated one at a time as the countdown.