Yess here i am.
Form me it (battery status)worked fine in V4
today i will also try to re-add the siren
Yess multiple times yesterday (not with .24)
Just to be sure that the device really sends its battery value, if anyone wants to send this raw command in the developer tools to the device (don’t forget to change the NODE_ID, with the device’s node id) with the z-wave log on (which is below the raw command input):
NODE_ID,0x80,0x02
this will (manually) ask for battery level, and should display in the log, including a report shortly after it.
Easiest is to filter on the node id.
You can find the Node id in the table at the top of the page, or the device’s advanced settings.
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Command[1017] start: sendData
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ProcessSendData[970]: To node: 32 with data: 0x8002 and txOptions: AUTO_ROUTE,ACK,EXPLORE
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Command[1017] end: sendData
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Node[32]: Received application command for COMMAND_CLASS_BATTERY, data: 0x0346
2021-03-11T13:15:43.766Z
Node[32]: [COMMAND_CLASS_BATTERY] {"Battery Level (Raw)":{"type":"Buffer","data":[70]},"Battery Level":{}}
Looks like it.
The response you got is the way how the app picks it up. So look like a you gave it a ‘kick’.
Maybe there’s a way to do this on startup of the app…
Just looks like the siren just never sends its own battery level, might also explain why it was always empty as Homey only asks by default for the battery level if the device wakes up.
A FLIRS device like this siren though doesn’t wake up, so by default the level was never retrieved.
@Peter_Peter @Ton_van_Rijnsoever can you check this one
Awesome!
Put it live
Thanks a lot @Caseda. Added you to the contributors
Wow. Read now. Gonna test it …
Yessssss wow. At start battery was there but divice was not responding. Excluded and then included and everything works great
Gonna bring you both extra paypal coffee
A small coffee for you thanks ! Hope all do a contribute. CU later