So I have a strange situation which I cannot figure out how to address. I have an Enbrighten switch which I use to turn on/off another Enbrighten switch with a simple rule (if switch 1 is turned on then turn on switch 2).
The issue is to get switch 2 to actually turn on it may take 2 or 3 on/off cycles of switch 1 to get this to occur. This set up worked when I initially set it up, but began failing a few months back. Any ideas how to resolve?
Yes. They are z-wave. I have several without issue. I have had several Enbrighten version 1 switches have a transistor blow and require replacement, but thatโs another thread.
It doesn't take much to screw up a z-wave mesh; just one misbehaving device, in my experience.
My go to move is to do a graceful hub shutdown, remove power, re-power after maybe 30 seconds.
Trigger: Switch 1 Turns on
Action: Turn on Switch 2
you could change the Action to: While Switch 2 is off, turn it on every 4 seconds until it comes on (probably will want to only do like 10 attempts or something so you don't end up crashing your zwave radio)
I used to do this a lot when I had a somewhat weaker Z-Wave mesh and had some problem devices. I don't really have those problems any more, but it's a band aid you could try.
I installed the Switch Binding app. Still itโs subjective if all switches come on or turn off. Should I try to adjust the millisecond switch response time in the Switch Binding app?
I have dozens of switches and all work with the exception of these 3. SO FRUSTRATING!
Probably not, but I apparently decreased mine to 1500ms. Iโve been using it for quite a while.
Maybe try doing a z-wave repair on the affected switches.
Sounds like a z-wave issue to me. I asked above for some logs which would help. Also you could post the entire z-wave details page (screenshots). We can review and give feedback on both.