Changing Device type from dimmer to Shutter
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Changing the device type worked,
device_file: D_WindowCovering1.xml
device_json: D_WindowCovering1.json
device_type: urn:schemas-micasaverde-com:device:WindowCovering:1
category_num: 8Currently ALTUI is unable to categorize any of the devices correctly. it sets all the device coming form the zway plugin to category_num: 0 It's kinda painful to go through every device and manually edit them, What would be the proper way to get the ZWay plugin to properly configure this devices, would adding the manufacturer's id to L_ZWay2.lua help?
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Changing the device type worked,
device_file: D_WindowCovering1.xml
device_json: D_WindowCovering1.json
device_type: urn:schemas-micasaverde-com:device:WindowCovering:1
category_num: 8Currently ALTUI is unable to categorize any of the devices correctly. it sets all the device coming form the zway plugin to category_num: 0 It's kinda painful to go through every device and manually edit them, What would be the proper way to get the ZWay plugin to properly configure this devices, would adding the manufacturer's id to L_ZWay2.lua help?
@ronluna said in Changing Device type from dimmer to Shutter:
It's kinda painful to go through every device and manually edit them,
...but pretty easy to write a short Lua script to do it?
IIRC, category is not an attribute currently encoded in the plugin. The whole idea is to make this far more flexible than Vera, and more able to support different Zwave devices without special coding.
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@ronluna said in Changing Device type from dimmer to Shutter:
It's kinda painful to go through every device and manually edit them,
...but pretty easy to write a short Lua script to do it?
IIRC, category is not an attribute currently encoded in the plugin. The whole idea is to make this far more flexible than Vera, and more able to support different Zwave devices without special coding.
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This is the old database problem...
- identify the device
- look up characteristics in the database
- set the attributes.
The first two items are the problem, but particularly the second. I do not want to build and maintain a database of all possible devices. Vera never got this bit right.
A bit of manual configuration pain at the start for the user, or a lifetime of pain for me. That’s the trade off.
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This is the old database problem...
- identify the device
- look up characteristics in the database
- set the attributes.
The first two items are the problem, but particularly the second. I do not want to build and maintain a database of all possible devices. Vera never got this bit right.
A bit of manual configuration pain at the start for the user, or a lifetime of pain for me. That’s the trade off.