How to Install Philio PSE02 Sirene on VeraEdge? UI7

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Hi all

Im new to Z-wave in general, but I have managed to install a few devices allready.

However Philios Sirene PSE02 is a pain.

I have tried adding it as a generel z-wave devices but it now appears as a dimmable light…

What to do? I can only play one sound when clicking on, and not choose between the 6 different sounds it has.

Here is a link:
http://www.philio-tech.com/pdf/PSE02.pdf

I have the VeraEgde UI7

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I finally got a response from Philio. Here is a link to the manual:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2C4o-9phFlDQURPQ09oZDVWa0lDb0J5Z2U1WWx3XzJaX2o0/view?usp=sharing

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Hi,

I just received one myself. I have the manual, but it’s not listed as a siren on the Veraedge. How did you add it? Have you figured out how to make the PSE02 chime for a door sensor open?

Thanks,

George

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Update. I paired up the PSE02 to the Veraedge and it found it as a light with a dimmer. It turns out that you set the dimmer to 5%, you get a door chime. If you set the volume to 4%, you get a police car sound with a red flashing light. I setup a scene that would set 5% whenever a door or motion sensor is activated (open and/or motion detected) and it works.

One note, the door chime volume is low. You can hear it, but it’s low compared to the other sounds. For now it will do. I’ll reach out to Philio to see if there’s a way to increase the door chime volume.

Hope this helps someone interested in this device.

GP

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Just got the Zipato version of this and it shows up as a binary switch with a motion sensor child device which I am assuming is the tamper switch.
As it is operating as a binary switch I can only turn it off or on with a single tone?

I was expecting it to be recognised as a dimmer as posted by dornier. I’m running the current Vera Edge 1.7.1419 firmware.

Anybody experience a similar occurrence?

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This may or may not help you, but i found out that you need to use NOTIFICATION_REPORT and not SWITCH_MULTILEVEL like it states in the manual above or in the Zipato Manual of the same device

I do not have a Vera, but i do have Samsung Smartthings my device type is here, hopefully it will give you enough clues on how to configure the Vera to sound the different sounds

https://github.com/fuzzysb/SmartThings/blob/master/DeviceTypes/fuzzysb/Zipato%20PH-PSE02-EU/zipato-PH-PSE02-EU.groovy

Regards

Stuart Buchanan

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[quote=“Frasier, post:5, topic:185464”]Just got the Zipato version of this and it shows up as a binary switch with a motion sensor child device which I am assuming is the tamper switch.
As it is operating as a binary switch I can only turn it off or on with a single tone?

I was expecting it to be recognised as a dimmer as posted by dornier. I’m running the current Vera Edge 1.7.1419 firmware.

Anybody experience a similar occurrence?[/quote]

We recently finished testing the Zipato ZIP-PSE02 siren and we found a workaround that allows you to use the individual sounds.

More details at http://www.vesternet.com/resources/application-notes/apnt-125

Hope that helps!

Martyn @ Vesternet

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Thanks for that - the Luup code works fine aside from the door chime (#5) which does not seem to be doing anything?

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Fixed it. There seems to be a typo in the Lua code for the door chime. it should read:
luup.call_action(‘urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:ZWaveNetwork1’,‘SendData’,{Node=‘NN’,Data=‘0x71 0x5 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x6 0x16 0x0 0x0’},1)

The door chime is a little disappointing - just a short, soft two tone ding-dong akin to a mobile ring tone.

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[quote=“Frasier, post:9, topic:185464”]Fixed it. There seems to be a typo in the Lua code for the door chime. it should read:
luup.call_action(‘urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:ZWaveNetwork1’,‘SendData’,{Node=‘NN’,Data=‘0x71 0x5 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x6 0x16 0x0 0x0’},1)

The door chime is a little disappointing - just a short, soft two tone ding-dong akin to a mobile ring tone.[/quote]

Yeah I fat fingered the hex, I fixed it on the site this morning though.

Door Chime is a bit pants, not really audible for me from the other side of the house - probably would need multiple sirens to help with coverage … or trigger one of the other sounds for a short period to indicate a door bell being pressed. Bit unfortunate for anybody stood next to it when that happens though, no matter how briefly it gets triggered!