ctviggen1 Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 I had to reinstall my Z-wave devices after getting a new Z-wave board. I have three Jasco/GE z-wave in-wall smart fan controllers. When you add these, you get a "multilevel switch" with three "switches": What I have done is rename the top one and left the other two with that prefix, e.g., "Master bedroom fan...". I then link this via Amazon echo so you can say "Alexa, turn on the master bedroom fan at 50% power" or the like. (With these, there's a low speed, 33% power, and high speed, 100%, for Alexa...but no medium speed. That is, you can ask for low or high speed...but not for medium speed. But, if you ask for 50% power, you'll get 67% power.) Anyway, why are there three "switches"? And why does only the top-level switch have this: The other two "switches" have nothing on this menu. Why? And does anyone know what these values mean? This was originally set so that "on" was 0%, so when I turned this "on", nothing happened. I set to 100%, turned it "on", and the fan came on at high speed. Link to comment
DennisC Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 It is not unusual for this to happen. You can either ignore the phantom nodes or place them in a folder with a name of your choice to remember they are not in use. Link to comment
ctviggen1 Posted December 27, 2020 Author Share Posted December 27, 2020 16 minutes ago, DennisC said: It is not unusual for this to happen. You can either ignore the phantom nodes or place them in a folder with a name of your choice to remember they are not in use. Thanks. I never thought about moving them to a "phantom" folder. In the past, I have just ignored them, since everything works as desired without touching them. As long as there's nothing I "should" be doing with these nodes, I probably will just ignore them. Link to comment
gzahar Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 If you right click one of them, do you have a ‘group devices’ option? Link to comment
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