Fibaro radiator thermostat error message Devices : No response to Battery.
Every hour for each valve.
It is set to: Enable polling
It transmits the battery charge value at the set interval with polling.
But why does it put a No response to Battery error in the LOG?
Have you tried to remove them and add back? Sometimes, excluding and re-including the device in the Z-Wave network can help clear up errors.
Thanks for the answer, I don't know the solution yet, don't you have such a log?
No response to Sensor Multilevel.
No response to Battery.
Have you tried z-wave network heal?
Hey,
It's hard to say what might be causing this issue. I only have one Fibaro device with a battery, and when it ran out of power, I logged its battery status but didn't see any errors in the logs. But one disconnected fibaro plug is spamming the log after every 5 minutes.
Do you use an analog log to monitor it? Maybe the read interval is different and doesn't align with the polling interval?
Thanks for the answer, I don't know the solution yet, don't you have such a log?
No response to Sensor Multilevel.
No response to Battery.
Hey,
It's hard to say what might be causing this issue. I only have one Fibaro device with a battery, and when it ran out of power, I logged its battery status but didn't see any errors in the logs. But one disconnected fibaro plug is spamming the log after every 5 minutes.
Do you use an analog log to monitor it? Maybe the read interval is different and doesn't align with the polling interval?
Hi,
It may be related to the fact that the temperature data is only transferred from the thermostat to the server by polling, and it would have to be transferred even if there is a change. I think this is an incompatibility on the Z-Wave side that cannot be solved.
Best regards, István