TomG
September 23, 2024, 8:56pm
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I updated my ThirdReality Smart Plugs to the new driver and am now getting ‘too many events’ (over 500) and saw this in the log.
dev:2491 2024-09-23 01:42:01.341 PMwarn Dryer zigbee received unknown Electrical Measurement cluster attribute 0x0510 (value 51)
dev:2491 2024-09-23 01:41:56.316 PMwarn Dryer zigbee received unknown Electrical Measurement cluster attribute 0x0510 (value 48)
dev:2491 2024-09-23 01:39:31.363 PMwarn Dryer zigbee received unknown Electrical Measurement cluster attribute 0x0510 (value 32)
dev:2491 2024-09-23 01:39:06.327 PMwarn Dryer zigbee received unknown Electrical Measurement cluster attribute 0x0510 (value 52)
dev:2491 2024-09-23 01:39:01.279 PMwarn Dryer zigbee received unknown Electrical Measurement cluster attribute 0x0510 (value 4C)
This is in the log for each ThirdReality Smart Plug. Only the name has changed from Dryer to Washer
If I switch to the generic Zigbee driver, the error isn’t there.
It would be helpful if you'd clarify what "new driver" you are using.
TomG
September 23, 2024, 9:40pm
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My mistake. New firmware. The driver is the ‘Third Reality Power Meter Plug’
I don't see that available as a native driver -- if it's a community driver, you'll likely get better results by posting in its corresponding thread.
I know the driver you mentioned. Did you hit configure or initialize after switching to the community driver?
I did find the driver, I was mistaken. I think you may mean this one: hubitat-public/ThirdReality at main · bradsjm/hubitat-public · GitHub
Let me try and see if I get the same result. Yep.
In one of the threads about these plugs (perhaps this one: New: Third Reality Power monitoring plug ) there is a note that there are two versions, a V1 without power monitoring and a V2 with it.
I expect mine is a V1
endpointId: 01
application: 13
firmwareMT: 1233-D3A6-10013058
manufacturer: Third Reality, Inc
model: 3RSP019BZ
powerCluster: none
softwareBuild: v1.00.88
Note the "powerCluster : none"
Upon rereading mine throws an "unknown attribute error" rather than the "Unkown Electrical Measurement" error yours is throwing!
S
Ah. Then try hitting configure after changing the driver. Otherwise try hitting up Jonathan in the other thread. Perhaps they added some clusters in the new firmware.
S.
bill.d
September 24, 2024, 11:04am
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I've got (different) plugs that are running both drivers and don't have any issues. All my plugs have more cluster info than your device data. I'd suggest trying to reset and re-pair the plug. You don't need to delete the device in Hubitat.
kkossev
September 24, 2024, 11:07am
10
You can also try switching temporarily to the HE inbuilt‘Device’ driver and click on the ‘Get Info’ button. Then refresh the web page - this should update the device Data section.
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Check the last post in the thread regarding that driver:
I did some changes to the community driver for this plug and the submitted a pull request in Github. Today @jonathanb merged the changes to driver and this should remove the WARN message about attribute 0x0510.
If you installed via HPM run a repair to pull down the newest code, he may not have updated the package file.
ronv42
September 24, 2024, 11:53am
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Looking at github the package file didn't receive an update after he merged.
I just directly linked the driver though the raw path
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bradsjm/hubitat-public/refs/heads/main/ThirdReality/ThirdRealityPowerMonitorPlug.groovy
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TomG
September 24, 2024, 2:27pm
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HPM did not find any updates. I updated the driver from this link. So far, no extraneous reporting. Thanks for the help.
As I said, you would have to run a REPAIR in HPM to force it to pull the newest code, but you did that manually so same effect.
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