I'm in the process of re-adding z-wave nodes after a radio reset. They're adding, but z-wave is being finicky, don't know if it's the hub or devices. Each time I add a device, I wait a little while and then I go and try to do a network repair which kind of verifies everything is working, and it sits at this:
Seems like the only way to get things working again is to reboot the hub, so I've rebooted a number of times so far. 3 devices added with S2 though and they seem to work.
It only takes about a minute with my setup, I have under 10 z-wave devices currently. In this specific case, it appears to hang, or at least the UI hangs. If I reboot, I can go back in and successfully do the repair.
Yes. The hub's z-wave firmware is up-to-date. As is the firmware in all the Z-wave devices I own that have firmware updates available, which is most of them. As of a few days ago at least
Here's where I'm at - everything that supports S2 is including correctly, and the "swap apps device" thing has worked flawlessly. Now it's time to add all my sensors and I think we'll be good to go.
I'll update with a final summary once I'm finished.
Because the Platform image is common between a C-3, a C-4, a C-5 and a C-7. The C-7 introduced the ability to do individual ZWave Repairs. Nothing prior has that and so the only option is a full repair.
In general, the individual ZWave Repair is the recommended method on a C-7. A Full Mesh Repair is not usually recommended on a C-7. There must be some edge/corner case where it benefits, but off the top, can't think of one.
Here's one. You move, and take your z-wave devices and hub with you. They're in new locations vis-a-vis the controller. Individual repair will not cut it.