Scene to Initiate a Repair or Heal

Developer's Corner Scene Scripting
1

Is it possible to have a scene to initiate a repair or heal process?

2

Yes, you can put some code in the scene to initiate a heal.

This is the code. You can also run it from Test Luup code. The comments after the arguments are the UI descriptions of each argument.

local arguments = {
    ["BatteryMinutes"] = 60, -- Wait X minutes for battery operated devices to be discovered.
    ["Node"] = "",           -- Repair only node X (leave blank for all)
    ["StressCycles"] = 2,    -- Number of cycles to stress test each node
    ["Configure"] = 1,       -- Re-configure all the devices when done. (1=yes, 0=no)
    ["ManualRoute"] = 0      -- Only update Vera routing (overrides other settings) (1=yes, 0=no)
}

luup.call_action( "urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:ZWaveNetwork1", "HealNetwork", arguments, 0)
3

Thanks. Do I copy th ecode exactly as stated or replace “argument” with the sequence 60,“”,2,1,0

I tried it both ways and nothing seemed to happen.

Ron

4

Yes, copy the code exactly. Of course, you can change the parameters as you see fit, but the structure is the same.

How did you try? I tested it from Test Luup code and it works for me.

5

I have not yet been successful, in a scene or in Luup test. Here is what I pasted:

local arguments = {
[“BatteryMinutes”] = 60, – Wait X minutes for battery operated devices to be discovered.
[“Node”] = “”, – Repair only node X (leave blank for all)
[“StressCycles”] = 2, – Number of cycles to stress test each node
[“Configure”] = 1, – Re-configure all the devices when done. (1=yes, 0=no)
[“ManualRoute”] = 0 – Only update Vera routing (overrides other settings) (1=yes, 0=no)
}

luup.call_action( “urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:ZWaveNetwork1”, “HealNetwork”, arguments, 0)

6

I have no idea why it’s not working for you. Change the last argument of the call_action function from 0 to 1 and try again.

7

Changing the zero to a one works. Not sure why but it does. Thanks.

8

I’m glad that it’s working. Device #1 is actually the Z-Wave Network, so “1” is more correct than “0”.