Wait so did you or did you not convert a uzb7 to a zniffer? The post above seems to state that it is not possible.
Also as a side note, I saw above it is possible to convert a Aeotec Z-Stick Gen5 into a Zniffer, but is it possible to convert it back for it's factory use?
I answered that it was, and that I had bought it from Digi-Key.
In answer to your second question,
the answer is, I did not. I also have an Aeotec Gen 5 USB stick (500 series). I used both when the C-7 was going through its ghost nodes teething phase, to remove them. Now I only use them as secondary controllers. I got the Aeotec 500 because the SiLabs 700 seems as insistent as the C-7 in not allowing certain devices to pair without security (unlike the C-5), matching Bryan Copeland’s remarks about enforced restrictions of the 700 Z-Wave stack.
Didn’t mean to mislead you, sorry if I did, I was just answering the question because I had bought that exact part from that exact source.
Yes, I saw that too, and that’s the other reason I bought the Aeotec Gen 5. I will probably purchase another for that purpose because I believe I read somewhere in these forums that it’s a one-way conversion. I don’t know whether that’s true.
Hmmm Thanks
Grrrr.... But I have no idea why I didn't see that link in the original post. What the heck happened.
Thanks for pointing that out .
Time to delete my "earlier" post
thanks.. im not seeing that much activity. even though i was told i have chatty devices only two really and only every 20-30 secs as expected. the aeon 5 not zwave plus multi and the aeon home energy..
this packet looks really strange . .i dont have node 114 and even if i did it shouldnt be routing between 33 which is an ecolink battery powered motion.. any ideas what is going on..
is there a way to get teh manuf. or device info.. i was thinking it was an ecolink or device i removed from the smartthings and forgot to pull the battery but it appears to be s2?
could this be normal... does the s2 network use a different homeid by design
I'm trying to installe the Z-Wave Programmer software and am getting this message:
Just want to make sure this is expected...I could not find any way to install the Z-Wave Programmer tool directly from "Simplicity" Studio (ironic qoutes intended) app. Is there a way to install it from the app that is preferred to installing it from the separate download?
And do I really have to install .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 to get to support the software? I ask because I hadn't seen anyone else talking about this requirement in this thread.
I've switches a lot of my cables and network related stuff from Amazon to Digi key. yes, its more expensive, but I think the quality of the products they offer is far superior to those offered by Amazon .
Thanks to the initial post from @codahq and contributors to this thread, I have today successfully installed Zniffer on my Windows PC. Just posting that I have also successfully flashed a ZME-USB Z-Stick and it seems to work well.
Can anyone help me track down the sniffer_ZW050x_USBVCP.hex firmware file used to flash a UZB3 controller stick into a Zniffer stick? I have downloaded the Simplicity Studio from Silicon Labs, installed it, and installed the latest Z-Wave SDK, PC Controller, and Zniffer tools through that. Separately I downloaded the 500-series Z-Wave SDK and Z-Wave Programmer app and installed those. I cannot find the sniffer_ZW050x_USBVCP.hex file in the zniffer directory or in any of the other paths.
Can someone share that file with me or point me where I can find it? No zniffering for me until I can flash this stick.
Has anyone tried the new Zniffer by Z-Wave>Me? Is it worth its money? I found almost no information about it except for their site and their forum. They also claim to allow sending arbitrary packets and run on Linux and Mac.
Can you do this with a UZB7? I thought I lost mine, bought a second then found the first. now I also have a zooz 800 stick. so basically I have and extra UZB7 I'm willing to sacrifice..