0x0A is probably not going to work from the hub since it is showing a neighbor.
0x0D should be removable.
Here are my instruction as posted to this guide: How To: Remove Z-Wave Ghosts (including using a UZB Stick)
Have the regular logs page open (not zwave logs) while doing this.
Shut down the hub and restart it to force restarting of the Z-Wave radio - this can help w/ghost issues:
-- a. Shut down your hub from the Settings menu.
-- b. Then pull the USB power plug (recommended to do at the wall connection, not at the hub as the hub connection can be a little fragile, at least on some C-7 hubs) to completely remove power from your hub after it's shut down.
-- c. Wait 30s
-- d. Plug the hub in again.Using the hub's built-in ghost removal tools
Below is a detailed summary from @jtp10181 of best way to use the hubs built-in ghost removal tools. Try these tools first before trying Ghost removal with a UZB stick:
- Click Refresh on the device ONCE, wait for the page to refresh. The Remove button should then appear. Click Remove ONCE. Again, wait. May want to have logs open while doing this as well.
- Sometimes it takes multiple tries of the Refresh button to get the Remove button to appear. Try to be patient and NOT click Refresh furiously. If you start getting "Zwave busy" error messages in your logs, power down and reboot again.
- It is common for it to take multiple tries at the Refresh/Remove buttons to remove a ghost, give it at least five or six attempts before assuming it's not going to work. Shutting down/restarting between successful removals can also help.
You can also use the Topology Map (red/blue grid) to see which other nodes those consider to be neighbors, you can post that as well if you want.
