I'm getting some errors with this when trying to set it. Receiving data from it...but can't change parameters.
dev:402018-10-21 19:49:23.393 error groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method:
dev1540146974691666542007.createEvent() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String) values:
[]
Possible solutions: zwaveEvent(hubitat.zwave.Command),
zwaveEvent(hubitat.zwave.commands.basicv1.BasicReport),
zwaveEvent(hubitat.zwave.commands.batteryv1.BatteryReport),
zwaveEvent(hubitat.zwave.commands.multiinstancev1.MultiInstanceCmdEncap),
zwaveEvent(hubitat.zwave.commands.sensormultilevelv2.SensorMultilevelReport),
zwaveEvent(hubitat.zwave.commands.thermostatfanmodev3.ThermostatFanModeReport) on line 48
(parse)
dev:402018-10-21 19:49:07.349 error groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method:
dev1540146974691666542007.createEvent() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String) values:
[]
Possible solutions: zwaveEvent(hubitat.zwave.Command),
zwaveEvent(hubitat.zwave.commands.basicv1.BasicReport),
zwaveEvent(hubitat.zwave.commands.batteryv1.BatteryReport),
zwaveEvent(hubitat.zwave.commands.multiinstancev1.MultiInstanceCmdEncap),
zwaveEvent(hubitat.zwave.commands.sensormultilevelv2.SensorMultilevelReport),
zwaveEvent(hubitat.zwave.commands.thermostatfanmodev3.ThermostatFanModeReport) on line 48
(parse)
That error was thrown while hitting configure in the DH screen. Was trying to set HeatingSetpoint from there. However I can send a "Heating Setpoint" to it. But it doesn't change anything.
I only snipped the part where you can see the heatsetpoint get set to 67...then a refresh showing still at 68
[dev:40](http://192.168.13.46/logs#dev40)2018-10-21 20:36:14.803:debugParse returned [[value:68, unit:F, displayed:false, name:heatingSetpoint]]
[dev:40](http://192.168.13.46/logs#dev40)2018-10-21 20:36:12.467:debugParse returned [[displayed:true, isStateChange:true, value:68.0, unit:F, name:temperature]]
[dev:40](http://192.168.13.46/logs#dev40)2018-10-21 20:36:12.350:debugClock set age: 1366.9045333333 minutes
[dev:40](http://192.168.13.46/logs#dev40)2018-10-21 20:36:12.349:debugFetching fresh battery value
[dev:40](http://192.168.13.46/logs#dev40)2018-10-21 20:36:12.348:debugBattery report age: 1440.00005 minutes
[dev:40](http://192.168.13.46/logs#dev40)2018-10-21 20:36:12.344:infoRequested a refresh
[dev:40](http://192.168.13.46/logs#dev40)2018-10-21 20:35:52.344:debugParse returned [[value:fanAuto, name:thermostatFanMode, displayed:false]]
[dev:40](http://192.168.13.46/logs#dev40)2018-10-21 20:35:52.171:debugParse returned [[value:auto, name:thermostatMode]]
[dev:40](http://192.168.13.46/logs#dev40)2018-10-21 20:35:51.143:tracesetCoolingSetpoint(75.0, 30000)
[dev:40](http://192.168.13.46/logs#dev40)2018-10-21 20:35:51.095:tracesetHeatingSetpoint(67.0, 30000)
Strange about your issue. I was able to recreate the error after pressing Configure in my setup, but not the other issue. I'm able to change setpoints etc. no problem on all my thermostats. Does it work for you using the generic Zwave thermostat driver?
I'm willing to test out anything I can help with. I'm all about supporting those that help make all of this possible. So if there is anything you ever want tested...I'm here. Mine is a 2gig unit.
Yes it reports humidity, or are you asking if it's configurable to report humidity at specified intervals? So far it only seem to report when it actually changes.
After turning on debug logging for the device, I can see that the thermostat is reporting the humidity, but it is being skipped. Perhaps because the current humidity level is already 37, but I'm surprised the humidity level didn't change at all overnight.
Awesome, there must be different firmware versions for these things, I don't recall mine skipping any multi instance commands.
Off the top of my head I don't know the command that's being skipped.
I did run configure previously, but I just tried again followed by a Refresh with the same result. If it helps, the driver I posted at the top of this thread was working for humidity.
This PDF has some details on the humidity reporting.
@mike.maxwell as you suggested in the other thread I removed and rejoined my t-stat to HE.
Something got worse. Now what shows on my t stat screen and what shows up in HE device page don't match. T-stat shows 67 as a set temp (heating set point) and HE shows 70. Something is definitely amiss. Should I got back to the old driver while this waits to get sorted out? Also when I rejoined it, it was picked up as a Generic Zwave thermostat. I had to manually change to Radio Thermostat CT101
I sent an email to support about another issues but haven't heard back in days.