Z-Wave 2 is a brand new Z-Wave implementation for ioBroker. It is based on zwave-js, which was written from the ground up for your benefit.
Unless ioBroker.zwave it does not require OpenZWave. This means that the installation and updates are fast, and no compilation of static libraries and other complicated steps are necessary.
Furthermore, some devices just don't work in the original adapter, e.g. the Fibaro Roller Shutter 3.
Easy usage in ioBroker was kept in mind during the whole development. For example, some devices reuse configuration parameters to configure many different things. In this adapter, most of them are split into separate states and no complicated math is necessary:
| Config params in ioBroker.zwave2 | vs | Config params in ioBroker.zwave |
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- Implemented
Scene Actuator Configuration CCandScene Controller Configuration CC - Fixed an issue where sleeping nodes could block the send queue when it is not yet known whether they support
Wake Up CC - Fixed a crash that could happen while logging a message while the driver is not ready yet
- Fixed a crash that could happen while trying to bootstrap a device that does not respond after inclusion
- The state value in
Thermostat Fan Mode CCis now readonly - Configuration parameters may now have a unit
- Tons of new and improved device configuration files
- Unsolicited reports are no longer incorrectly mapped to all endpoints
- Implemented
Thermostat Fan Mode CCandThermostat Fan State CC - Fixed several sources of crashes
- Fixed incorrect detection of secure nodes
- Certain
.hexfirmware files are now parsed correctly - Added support for
.binfirmware files - Avoid an infinite interview loop when devices don't advertise the end of the parameter list correctly
- Sleeping nodes are now immediately marked as ready when restarting from cache
- Unsolicited reports are no longer mapped from the root endpoint to endpoint 1 if that endpoint does not support the CC
- Tons of new and improved device configuration files
- The startup should now be faster, especially if there are many sleeping devices
- Fixed an issue where devices were incorrectly displayed as secure
- Improved support for devices that use the legacy
Alarm CC - Several improvements for Zooz and GE devices
- Labels for the Meter CC were improved to be unique
- Many config files were added and updated
- Improved compatibility with some devices, notably
ID Lock 150,Vision Security ZD2102-5,HomeSeer WD200+ currentValueand similar values are now updated immediately when a set-type command succeeds. Verification is done after a short delay.
- Fixed an issue where communication with sleeping secure nodes could get stuck
- After changing a value, the verification of the new value happens with a larger delay to avoid capturing intermediate and outdated values
- Several hundred device configuration files were added
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