You written: now inputs work…
What to do the Micasa support for you?
Maybe some device setting parameter?
Please share your answer or setting parameters[/quote]
If you update to last beta it works:D
I’ve updated to the last beta, but not seeing much in the way of an improvement on the Fibaro binary sensor… More testing is required (it’s on my garage door, so unless I need to be inside, it won’t be used) this weekend…
Send a ticket to support and they will add a temporary fix to your unit, the fix is suppose to be in the release this month.
I didn’t see any new configurations settings on the fibaro but it did work for me.
But that’s the thing, they did the temporary fix, which did fix it for oh, about a week, and then stopped working again… Also not sure if the temporary fix interferes with the new beta?
It’s not working for me unfortunately. Mine stopped working completely, so I took it out of the Zwave network, reset it and re-associated it again. It shows up as 1 motion sensor, and 1 generic io (the temperature sensor). I’ve fixed the generic io device by changing the .xml and .json file to D_TemperatureSensor1, but the two child motion sensor devices are nowhere to be seen. The master device does not seem to react to status change, so at a loss how I can ‘unhide’ the child motion sensors…
Hi All - I’ve been reading this thread with interest because I too had lots of problems with this device. I only recently bought a Vera Edge so am using the latest version of the firmware. I am using the device connected to 2 DS18B20 temperature sensors and nothing else. I initially got a temperature reading but no updates, then I tried to Exclude and re-Include the device, and couldn’t and then I finally managed to re-include the device but ended up with, apparently, ghost devices. After a few weeks of exchanging emails with the retailer and with Vera support the solution, at least for me, turned out to be nothing more than an error in the wiring. I had crimped boot lace ferrules to the very fine gauge wires from the Fib device and hadn’t done a very good job with the power cable so that, apparently, the power supply to the device was intermittent. Once I corrected this, excluded and re-included the device it showed up in Vera as 1 Universal Sensor (shown as a motion sensor for some reason), 2 Universal Temperature sensors and 2 binary input sensors and the device now correctly polls the 2 temperature sensors. I didn’t change the name of anything or make any other config changes. I still have some ‘ghost’ devices (although I think these have come about from my earlier issues) and I still would like to ‘flush’ these out but in all other respects the device worked ‘out of the box’. I am not suggesting that this is the answer to anyone else’s problem but posted this to illustrate the feasibility of getting this working with the current version of the firmware and in case it does help anyone else.
Latest firmware and it works (although I think I had to swap the NC/NO setting over, but it’s so long since it worked it may have always been like that)
Had to unpair and re-pair mind.
It doesn’t seem to be listed as a fix in release notes either
Well, I’m still no further. Sensor excluded and re-included but it only shows the ‘master’ device along with the temperature sensor, but not the 2 inputs. If I go to http://<vera’s ip address>:3480/data_request?id=user_data&output_format=xml, I can see device id’s 63 (the master device), 64 (e1), 65 (e2) and 66 (temperature sensor), but e1 and e2 are completely empty