I’m not sure this is in the right section but I wanted to let someone know I’m having about a 4 second delay when turning off an in wall light switch at the switch. I came over from Wink when they went down this summer. I had the same switches set up with that hub previously (since taken offline) and with wink there was a delay in turning the switch on and a shorter delay in turning off. Probably about 2 seconds either way. But now, with hubitat, it’s about a half second on (almost instant) and about 4 seconds off. I’m running 9 (if I counted correctly) in wall Eva Logik z wave switches. This delay happens for any of the switches. Not sure if it’s a programming thing or what but I thought someone should know this is happening. It’s kind of annoying.
Check for ghost nodes
https://docs.hubitat.com/index.php?title=How_to_Troubleshoot_Z-Wave#.22Ghost_nodes.22_or_failed_pairings
How much free memory does your system have?
http://<your.hub.ip>/hub/advanced/freeOSMemory
I seem to have no ghosts ... and all the memory page displays is a number in the top left corner. 505832.
Wait...so you notice a delay when physically pressing the switch? Are they dimmers? Is the "delay" from the lights dimming to on/off?
No ghost nodes is good and memory looks fine. I usually reboot when my memory drops below 300k.
What app are you using to control these? Are you using the EVA LOGIK In-Wall Switch driver?
Are your switches included with S0 or S2 encryption by any chance? If you could share the Z-Wave Details table, it would probably be easier to spot any problems. 4 seconds is pretty much unheard of, unless you have major Z-Wave network issues.
This says that it's the ramp rate setting on the device causing the perceived delay.
To me, that indicates a switch hardware issue. It could be a setting, or just the way these were designed. The hub isn't involved with anything when you physically push the switch.
Which exact model name/number are these?
Which driver (Device Type) are these using?
Are these switches or dimmers?
Oh gosh! I’m sorry I haven’t checked replies sooner! I don’t know the specific model number. The only reason I thought it was the hub was because it wasn’t as long when it was on the wink hub. Maybe 2 seconds or so ... and there was a delay turning on with wink where now it’s pretty much instant on.
They are dimmers but don’t dim to turn off unless I hold the button down for them to dim. I’m referring to simply pushing the off button like I would any other switch.
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