Im on .145 and have run a repair / reboot. I am experiencing very similar errors to this report. This is coming during a repair after all switches in the network(Leviton DZ15S with latest f/w) become unresponsive
What does your Z-Wave Details page look like? Are all nodes failing repair in the current FW?
Have you tried running any device-specific repairs on the failed nodes (devices) in the Z-Wave Details page? Using the individual Z-Wave Repair buttons provided w/each device?
Looks like we may need @bcopeland to chime in here again.
All failing switches are on the .20 leviton FW, and all sow failed or not responding. Individual repairs don't seem to help. My Aeotec Multisensor 6's are all still reporting motion and seem to be the only consistently working devices.
OK, thanks. I'm afraid I don't have any great ideas, and rather than send you down rat holes, maybe waiting for @bcopeland may be the best I can suggest at this point.
I've had trouble with the Aeotec MS6's acting as repeaters. I know in battery mode they should not do this. You didn't pair any of those as usb powered at first did you?
One old trick to get the usb powered MS6 to stop repeating was to exclude the device, put in a battery, include the device again and then put it back on power. Apparently the config for USB vs BATTERY didn't change after include. Not sure if this is true with the latest MS6 firmware though.
Unless the device in question is nearby to the sniffer, I wouldn't worry about the CRC errors. Devices that are at the edge of reception range will often show CRC errors because the signal isn't strong enough.
I think the simplest way is to not provide them USB power...AFAIK, battery devices don't normally repeat. But I'm not familiar w/these. I assume you don't see any setting on their device pages to turn off repeating?
Normally on devices that have dual power source, you have to include on battery to make them not repeaters. You can plug in the USB after it is included and it wonβt repeat as long as it was included on battery.
Except I'm not sure it works that way with the new firmware. It now recognizes usb directly.. at least that was my experience. Still have one MS6 but it is on the edge of my network and haven't gotten around to swapping it out. Seems to work.
I can confirm this is true. Once plugged in( after pairing on battery) they start repeating and then cause the network to become unresponsive. Unplugging them at that time fixes the issues.
Is there any way the Hubitat can tell devices not to use them as repeaters?
I have a C7 with firmware 2.2.3.148, and I'm getting "NOT_RESPONDING" and "FAILED" (after a refresh) for two of my Homeseer HS-WD100+ z-wave plus devices. I've had them for three years on SmartThings without issue. They are obviously line powered.
Ideas on how to get them working? They do NOT respond to HE commands, but do work fine if I'm physically at the switch pushing the paddles.