If you can figure out which parameter it is, maybe the manufacturer can do something about that if it's unexpected. It's possible the driver is doing something weird (including that maybe different device firmware versions changed parameter numbers or the behavior of certain values). But if you wanted to narrow it down to a specific parameter/value, trying the device manual (the one that came with your device, or one you can find from the manufacturer matching your hardware and firmware version) and something like the Basic Z-Wave Tool could help do that.
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