Honeywell T6 Pro (built in) Driver

[jtmpush18]

Hello.
\I recently switched to the built-in driver for the Honeywell T6 Pro, and I am getting the following error message in my log:

Is there something that I should be doing?

[bcopeland]

Looks like it is still holding the schedule from my community version..

[bcopeland]

Drop this in driver code and switch to it then click clearSchedule

metadata {
    definition (name: "Scheduled Job Cleanup", namespace: "djdizzyd", author: "Bryan Copeland") {
        capability "Actuator"

        command "clearSchedule"
    }

    preferences {
    }
}

void clearSchedule() {
    unshedule()
}

[jtmpush18]

Unfortunately, I was unable to put that code into your community driver. I just couldn't get it to work.

Is there some other way to initialize the driver/device?

[aaiyar]

I think Bryan meant for you to create a new driver with that code. Then use that new driver to clear schedules before switching to the built-in driver.

[jtmpush18]

That's the way I understood it also.
The problem was that when I added that code to the community driver, it stopped working!

[aaiyar]

Don’t add it to the community driver. Create a new driver ...

[jtmpush18]

Aha....
Let me try that...
I'll let you know.
Thanks....

[bcopeland]

Right. It is a temporary utility driver to clear out the schedules so you can go back to the built-in driver without the errors

[jtmpush18]

@bcopeland

metadata {
    definition (name: "Scheduled Job Cleanup", namespace: "djdizzyd", author: "Bryan Copeland") {
        capability "Actuator"

        command "clearSchedule"
    }

    preferences {
    }
}

void clearSchedule() {
    unshedule()
}

@bcopeland
Sorry for the delay.
When I use that temporary driver, I get the following error message in my logs:

I then put back the built in system driver.

(Sorry for not responding earlier).

[bcopeland]

Sorry typo..

Should be: unschedule()

[jtmpush18]

@bcopeland

metadata {
    definition (name: "Scheduled Job Cleanup", namespace: "djdizzyd", author: "Bryan Copeland") {
        capability "Actuator"

        command "clearSchedule"
    }

    preferences {
    }
}

void clearSchedule() {
    unshedule()
}

Still get an error message:

[aaiyar]

unshedule()

unschedule()

[bcopeland]

That error is just saying it got a zwave packet and the temp driver has no parse method..

[jtmpush18]

OK.
So, I'll assume everything is OK.
Thanks for all your assistance.