One thing I noticed in experimenting with Z-Wave LR is that for the LR device, the node list shows only the main node by default, with an expandable "subfolder" of the other nodes. I like that. Keeps the node list cleaner. It would be great if eisy-ui did this for other multi node devices, like Z-Wave locks. Below is the screen of my test Polisy, showing the difference between the two. The LR device is showing the secondary nodes as expanded. The lock (ZY 011) would be much nicer with only the main node showing by default and the other 5 nodes in a folder under it. Same with ZY 008.

The ability to present as main node and "subnode" is defined by the node. If a node has a defined parent (or child), right clicking on the node will include "Group Nodes" among the options. Choosing this option will move the subnode to be below the main node, where the tree can then be collapsed to show only the main node. This is not to be confused with the ability to "Add to Group". There has been some discussion to change the nomenclature of combining nodes and subnodes for clarity.

I am not sure what controls if the nodes/subnodes are grouped by default. Some node servers generate main nodes with subnodes that are introduced into IoX with heirarchy, while some seem to come in flat (i.e. with the subnode next to the node rather than below it). One beta node server I have used (LG ThinQ by @TJF1960 ) came in heirarchal in EISY-UI and flat in AC in my installation for some reason.

Dave

2 minutes ago, DNewkirk said:

The ability to present as main node and "subnode" is defined by the node. If a node has a defined parent (or child), right clicking on the node will include "Group Nodes" among the options. Choosing this option will move the subnode to be below the main node, where the tree can then be collapsed to show only the main node.

Ahh nice, you learn something every day 🙂 Thanks!

Cleanup done!