02-05-2014, 01:30 PM
The UCM/Zwave learning process obtains the network from the Controller, and info about the zwave devices eg routing slave, basic slave controller etc
The UCM Zwave also has to interrogate each of the nodes to find out if it is a multichannel device. If the device does not reply to UCM/Zwave then the device appears as a Basic node. That is why the device must have power applied so that it can reply with its status. The load need not be switched on.
Hence the problem with the 3rd Fibaro relay is that it does not respond to a query from UCM/Zwave. You will have to look at possible causes as only you can see the picture.
It is not necessary to add the modules one by one and learn one by one.
Just make sure all 3 are added to the network. If Vera is already working, then just do one time learn with UCM/Zwave. There is no need to reset to default the UCM before doing a learn. Make sure all the relays are powered by 230V when learning
Originally Julian discovered many problems with learning, where a new learn would cause some modules to revert to basic but these problems have been fixed. Many of these problems were to do with Zwave issues which were not known or known but could not be changed so we have handled all these issues since so the current Zwave firmware 7.031 should work well. Check that you are using Zwave 7.031
LLet us know the result of the above
The UCM Zwave also has to interrogate each of the nodes to find out if it is a multichannel device. If the device does not reply to UCM/Zwave then the device appears as a Basic node. That is why the device must have power applied so that it can reply with its status. The load need not be switched on.
Hence the problem with the 3rd Fibaro relay is that it does not respond to a query from UCM/Zwave. You will have to look at possible causes as only you can see the picture.
It is not necessary to add the modules one by one and learn one by one.
Just make sure all 3 are added to the network. If Vera is already working, then just do one time learn with UCM/Zwave. There is no need to reset to default the UCM before doing a learn. Make sure all the relays are powered by 230V when learning
Originally Julian discovered many problems with learning, where a new learn would cause some modules to revert to basic but these problems have been fixed. Many of these problems were to do with Zwave issues which were not known or known but could not be changed so we have handled all these issues since so the current Zwave firmware 7.031 should work well. Check that you are using Zwave 7.031
LLet us know the result of the above


