Toward the top of the card, it should say ready.ĭo you have access to your system command line (e.g. Under Configuration>Devices, do you see AEON Labs ZW090 Z-Stick Gen5 US? If you click on it, and click again on the Z-Wave icon, you should see the status card for the device. I use Hass.IO instead of Hasbian, so some of the following may not apply.ĭid you check the OZW_Log.txt log? Do you see any errors? Do you see any entities for the First Alert device under Developer Tools > States? I’ve checked the log and there doesn’t appear to be any errors, so not really sure what the issue might be? I have brought the z-stick back to the hub, reset it, and nothing changes. There are no flashing lights to indicate it has gone into Inclusion mode.Īttempting to use the Z-Stick remotely, by clicking the action button, never results in any devices being successfully paired either. Removing the z-stick and clicking Add Node or Add Node Secure also appears to do nothing. The LEDs on the Z-Stick don’t change to blinking blue (it just keeps cycling the disco lights). In the Z-Wave area of the Configuration section, slicking “Add Node” appears to do nothing. I never get a rapid flash out of my Z-Stick, indicating a successful pairing. I’m fiddling with a First Alert smoke/carbon detector and am unable to get the Z-Stick to detect it, and I’m following the First Alert z-wave pairing instructions. My Z-Stick does appear on the dashboard, but I can’t seem to actually add any z-wave devices.
AEON LABS Z STICK API CODE
I’ve enabled z-wave through the additional code in the configuration.yaml file as follows: zwave: I have successfully installed the OS, setup wi-fi, and can login and configure Home Assistant through the web interface. I’m trying to setup my Raspberry PI3 as a home automation hub with an Aeotec Z-Stick Gen5. Howdy, I’m a Newbie McNoobsler when it comes to Hassbian and Raspberry PI in general, so my apologies up front.
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