Posted April 28, 20187 yr Has anybody tried connecting a Z-Uno with ISY? It's certified as multi-channel (10 channel sensor device) , so I'm not sure how it'd appear under 4.6.2. There is a support forum run by the manufacturer. When mains powered, Z-Uno can be a repeater, and it has both a wire antenna and a connector for an external antenna. Edited April 28, 20187 yr by KeviNH
April 28, 20187 yr 4.6.2 does not support multi channel devices. The only hance of it working would be under the 5.0 branch that has multi channel support (5.0.12)
April 29, 20187 yr 18 hours ago, KeviNH said: Has anybody tried connecting a Z-Uno with ISY? It's certified as multi-channel (10 channel sensor device) , so I'm not sure how it'd appear under 4.6.2. There is a support forum run by the manufacturer. When mains powered, Z-Uno can be a repeater, and it has both a wire antenna and a connector for an external antenna. Thanks for the post. Z-Uno seems to be a neat device. It would make for a nice "pair" with a capable ISY. Perhaps a different controller would allow the full benifit of this device. Because of the lack of multichannel device support within the ISY I started using Beagle Bone computers as a data collection/control device connected to my lan. I send the data to my ISY setting variables. Eventually my ISY will only be a Z-Wave "converter" for my switches. Z-Uno would make things simpler. Thanks again..
April 29, 20187 yr 19 minutes ago, Michel Kohanim said: Hello all, 5.0.12 should support this device. With kind regards, Michel Hi Michael..Thanks for the input. I recently tried the Frotrezz Mimo (2 In/2 out) and could only see one in and one out. What is the difference that makes the Zuno work and not the Frotrezz?
May 1, 20187 yr 13 hours ago, Michel Kohanim said: Hi KSchex, What firmware version? With kind regards, Michel Hi Michael. Thanks for the reply. I was using an older 5.0.x version, currently using 4.5.4. Glad to hear that these devices are/will be fully supported. I will anxiously await the official release. Edited May 1, 20187 yr by KSchex
May 1, 20187 yr Question z-uno seems more of a prototyping device. At $79 is fairly expensive to replicate. Is there a cheaper production version?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
May 13, 20187 yr Has anyone tried this yet? i’m quite Intrigued by the large number of sensors available for The uno. In situations where you can have a high sampling rate - where is the best place to store and accumulate the data?
May 17, 20187 yr Author On 5/13/2018 at 3:20 PM, nwchicago said: In situations where you can have a high sampling rate - where is the best place to store and accumulate the data? I usually log sensors to a table on a Unix host in my network, but for ease of graphing I've been using ThingSpeak for analytics and publishing graphs.
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