Not sure what I did. Was messing with settings trying to figure out child devices for an inovelli switch. I've never had an auto off and still don't. It's shutting off seconds after it turns on. Here are the logs
I excluded and re-added the device. Didn't create child devices this time. It doesn't belong to any rule or app and it's still shutting itself off. This goes for two devices. Both inovelli dimmers. None of that solved the issue.
The only scenario where it doesn't shut itself off is if it's completely excluded and I don't include it back to the hub
The event page just says on and off. I'm sure, they're tied to Alexa routines and presence routines. If any of those were causing this then other lights would be turning off as well.
Try putting values in the default zwave and local parameters then save, I have mine both set at 99 even though I do use the child devices to set as well. I'm just not sure if having them blank would screw anything up.
Well that didn't work either. Excluded and re-added again. Didn't add child devices this time. It's still shutting itself off. Doesn't belong to any rule or app at all. @ericm
It's possible you have a faulty device as well. Try turning on the switch by press and hold the on possible for a couple seconds. If it's staying on after release then it's a bad switch.
You can try power cycle the device with the circuit breaker and see if that helped.
Perhaps not. I had the same problem with a particular zigbee ThirdRealty switch. I began to suspect that it was the delayed off command in a another motion lighting rule. But that ML also managed other switches and they weren't a problem. I double-checked those MLs and could see nothing wrong with the logic. Somewhere here in the forums, I ran across a mention that RM might carry an unseen legacy commands. That particular ML had been one of my first rules and had been subject to a lot of novice editing. I don't know if it had a legacy issue, but when I nuked it the one problem switch was fixed.
Sorry, I meant to say "Try turning on the switch by press and hold the ON position for a couple seconds physically. If it's staying ON after release then it's a bad switch."
It's a circuitry problem that caused the switch to switch back off. Most likely faulty stay ON hold circuit. By holding the ON button long enough. You are helping this circuit. It's happening with Jasco, Dragontech and Homeseer switches.
This of course is just a possibility.