kck Posted January 29, 2017 Posted January 29, 2017 When I start the event stream using websockets in the initial dump of device state info there is one record that arrives as: '<?xml version="1.0"?><Event seqnum="195" sid="uuid:70"><control>ERR</control><action>0</action><node>3B 92 51 1</node><eventInfo></eventInfo></Event>' I can't find any documentation of what control=ERR might mean. The device in question is a 6 button KPL dimmer and right after this record I see the Ramp, OnLevel, and 5 Button status events. The device appears to be functioning fine and from the admin console I don't see anything unusual about it. So why is this ERR event being sent and how do I diagnose what is going on? Thanks, Kevin
Michel Kohanim Posted January 29, 2017 Posted January 29, 2017 Hi Kevin, ERR = status of the node: whether or not it's in error. In case of Z-Wave/ISNTEON, it means whether or not ISY can communicate with the device. Err = 0 = No Error (normal condition). Err = 1 to Communication error. The reason this is there is very much the same as other status/control things ISY does. With Control, for EVERY communication error, this Control is set to 1. With kind regards, Michel
kck Posted January 29, 2017 Author Posted January 29, 2017 OK - Thanks. That would explain why after I did a Query from the admin console things cleared up. So I am assuming that the ISY keeps the last state it had from the device but is saying that it's most recent attempt to communicate with that device failed. Good to know - just couldn't find it documented any place I looked.
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