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I can't tell from your log the versions you're using. You cut off the first few lines. On the pi, run "sudo apt upgrade" to get your system updated, then give me the full NodeLink log

@JaviIs the filename or xml extension also lowercase?

Yeah something seems to be going on with the move over of the file. Rerunning the script is fine.

That's a question for UDI. I've adjusted the case to match polisy (against what the wiki says). Something else is different with polisy.

Yep, you're still on a version that uses Net Core 3. To upgrade you'll need to rerun the install script. It's simple, you won't loose any config or data.

That's pretty ridiculous if that's the case. Polisy should be blind to it. I've updated the firmware on my SiLabs 700 stick 6 times and zwavejs/HomeAssistant couldn't care less.

v0.11.2 released.

PC Controller can be downloaded separately from the whole Simplicity Studio: https://siliconlabs.force.com/s/validatezwsdk?ContentId=0681M000006WUzV &ContentType=SDK&rURL=https%3A//www.silabs.com/products/development-tools/software/z-wave/embedded-sdk.html OTW:

The bugs are 700 chip related, no stick is better than another - they all use one of two SiLab chips. The difference is the SLUSB is the reference stick and uses the reference firmware, no questions. The vendor sticks "may" have slightly customized firmware and only release very few SDK stack updates. The thread mentions many people putting the reference firmware on the vendor sticks so it shouldn't be an issue.

Sorry my post got chopped. There is a very lengthy discussion on issues with the current 700 firmware here. https://github.com/zwave-js/node-zwave-js/issues/3906 Things appear to be cleaned up with the latest version, 7.17.1 which will likely never be handed out by the stick vendors (hence why I tell everyone to buy the SLUSB001A) . But if you're brave, the latest FW can be downloaded here: https://github.com/SiliconLabs/gecko_sdk/releases You need the correct file for your device and region. Devices: EFR32ZG14: https://github.com/SiliconLabs/gecko_sdk/raw/gsdk_4.0/protocol/z-wave/Apps/bin/gbl/ZW_SerialAPI_Controller_7_17_1_344_EFR32ZG14_REGION_US.gbl - Aeotec Z-Pi 7 - Aeotec Z-Stick 7 - Silicon Labs UZB7 (SLUSB001A) ZGM130S: https://github.com/SiliconLabs/gecko_sdk/blob/gsdk_4.0/protocol/z-wave/Apps/bin/gbl/ZW_SerialAPI_Controller_7_17_1_344_ZGM130S_REGION_US.gbl - Zooz ZST10 700 You load the firmware via PC Controller using the OTW function. If you want to get into this fun, I'd recommended reading the whole discussion to get familiar with the various devices and how to load the firmware, backup the stick, etc.

I have 40+ of the Zen77. In general, stick with MOSFETs (trailing edge) dimming, they're much more bulb compatible. The bulb count thing is because the 77 is rated 100W on LED. Which is a pretty bright circuit, no issue in my house.

Thanks, The wiki should probably be updated to reflect this. I'll get NodeLink updated.

Hi Michel, There seems to be an issue with the call (not the text inside the files). NodeLink's calls to download the nodedefs seem to be returning a 404. Is there a case issue with the call? It works fine on the ISY. profiles/family/10/profile/1/download/EDITOR/I_EDIT.XML Maybe polisy doesn't like the caps in the folder or extension? I'm copying my call from: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=ISY_Developers:API:V5:Node_Server:Configuration

@tmorse305you're back a few version, might want to upgrade. What does the log show when you try to manually install the nodedefs with the button in NodeLink? I'm wondering if the polisy version of the ISY doesn't support the same API calls (to grab the nodedef info).

Been previously discussed here for the long story. Short answer is no.

I remember when this forum used to be very good at staying on topic and technical... Oh well.

Maybe I'm the odd one out here but I chose Zooz because of their asthestics and feel. - I hate the multiple LEDs that Insteon or Homeseer Zwave give. Zooz gives a single tiny LED that I can customize for notifications if I want. - To me the Zen77 is way more solid feeling than Insteon. - Also drove to them by their slim depth and terminals for easy install. - GE have this size too but they never update their firmware. - Added bonus of ZW700 and price.

They're all programmable but it's up to the vendor to give you maybe one or two updates in the life of the product. And it will certainly stay on the same minor SDK level, i.e. 7.14.X or 7.15.X which is what most are on. SiLabs releases every version of reference firmware, both standard and LR. Updates are every couple months. I'm on 7.16.3 right now which most 3rd party sticks will never see. The SiLabs stick can also have it's NVM fully backed up using the standard Z-Wave PC Controller software.

Highly doubt the serial interface is any different than the reference design from SiLabs. The nice thing about the Si stick is you can always get the latest & greatest firmware.

False positive. Don't believe it, don't use it. That version is also very old.

Looks like the panel needs to be programmed to not require the password for arming: Otherwise you could enable NodeLink's relay server, and send a command to it RAW_<PASS>2, where <PASS> is your 4 digit code.

Unfortunately I don't have a Honeywell to play with (I'm a DSC guy). NodeLink sends #2 to the panel for Arm Away and #3 for Arm Stay. Do those work when you enter them directly into the panel?

NodeLink can reboot the ISY from it's web interface or from a TCP command sent to it (relay server).

Zooz Zen32.

No it's not an ISY thing (that's why I mentioned waiting for the ISY to move to Polisy). I use Home Assistant for Z-Wave.