Both Configure and Refresh are in the top section of the device page to the left of the on and off button. The save(s) will have done somewhat the same.
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Ah - found them. They are buried in the middle of a bunch of other buttons on the Inovelli driver 
I was so used to seeing them up in the top/left that I just completely missed them.
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I believe the actual number of buttons in the Inovelli device page is 4 thousand two hundred and twelve buttons, at least in my last count where I was continually interrupted. 
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Where is this found? Is it a built in app, package manager app, or just found on GitHub?
In the Hubitat Github.
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Pretty sweet, I just updated 4 of my Aeotec Multisensor 6's in about 30 minutes. Way simpler than the first one I did with a z-stick.
Don't forget to un-comment the multi tap options....
Can anybody help me get a hold of the firmware for the Australian version of the Aeotec Multisensor 6?
Sorry. I should have specified that I'm after the extracted flash-able .hex file, which Aeotec don't provide.
I would have realized that if I looked inside the zip. That is how I had to do it before bcopelands updater.
Have you asked Aeotec?
I'd be interested in the hex file too. I have one multisensor on 1.12
I haven't, but I know others have. They won't give it out.
Since Bryan is now on staff, any of these files that need extraction, will need to be self-extracted and handled offline somehow. Perhaps someone that has extracted the files can post a how-to. These files belong to someone else and should not be publicly posted.
Have you tried contacting Aeotec support?
Lol this convo feels a lot like the console hacking scenes I frequented back in the day.
How do we gain userland access to exploit the kernal???
I wanna run unsigned homebrew on my hubitat...
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way, way back in the day.
If you have a second z-wave stick and a Windows PC, you should be able to add PC controller (from Silabs - its a free download) as a secondary controller to Hubitat and then use PC Controller to send Aeotec's firmware to your sensors (without using Hubitat for the process .....)
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I had done this originally (log before bcopeland's utility) I used a S2 Z-wave stick I purchased from eBay. Basically used the directions on Aeotec's website.
I wonder if one could unplug the Z-stick (if they have a C4). Plug it into a PC and update it the "official" way Aeotec recommends.
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