Ähhhh, no. Press and hold: Press and hold the button and then release it after 0.2 - 3 seconds.
The 0.2 seconds may not make much sense because it comes very close to a short press. But that’s what the manual says, it’s not my fault.
I would try holding the button down for about 2-4 seconds like it’s stated in Homey instruction screenshot and then releasing it. If this doesn’t work, just try just ca. 2 seconds.
Toggle: Toggle means to switch. So you only have to press the button once, like a push button.
That’s just the way it works with Homey.
The reason why Athom does it this way: In the past, Athom Support repeatedly received requests from users that they were not able to pair their Z-Wave devices with Homey. It turned out that many users used another Z-Wave gateway before and had not removed/excluded their Z-Wave devices correctly. This means that the Z-Wave devices were still connected to the old Z-Wave gateway. In this case, Z-Wave devices cannot be connected to a new Z-Wave gateway.
Because Z-Wave devices can be excluded with any Z-Wave gateway, so it doesn’t have to be the original/old Z-Wave gateway, Athom added the exclusion procedure as the first step for the pairing process itself.
However, it doesn’t matter if the Z-Wave device wasn’t connected to another Z-Wave gateway before.
Got it, you just need to toggle it and the exlusion/inclusion starts
Now next problem, you need the f***ing serialno to include it, and you cant see it without getting the meter out of the electrical box
That’s a realy stupid way of doing things, now I have to get an electrician to be able to include it to my Homey
I have just moved a Qubino Flush Shutter DC module for SmartThings to Homey Pro. It was recognised as a Homey Z-Wave with the official Qubino device type and it does work to control blinds. I can use the slider control to set a position, and the buttons for open and close do work.
However, when creating flows to control the blinds I do not see any Cards for Open or Close, only Set Position. Is this correct? Will Alexa commands for open and close work ?
See Qubino App voor Homey | Homey. Those commands are not there.
You can always make an AVD which translate open and close to set position %. That might work with Alexa.
Hi, I now have two ZMNHXD1 and none of them will pair with Homey. Qubino say it should be no problem but my experience with Qubino is that their support and manuals sometimes don’t align with what is truth
Do anybody have any experience with the ZMNHXD1? Nothing happens during pairing but maybe their are some logs that can give more info?
I also have an issue that i can`t solve. I have a 0-10v Qubino Dimmer for setting my Duct Fans. But this Z-Wave device responds to the All Off setting. In the Advanced setting i see the setting but when i change it, save it i get an error (invalid_type_expected_number) and the setting is not changed.
Does anyone have a solution for hard coding the parameters in Z-Wave devices?
So if you want to set a parameter via Z-Wave raw command, you need to know the node id of the device, the parameter no., the size of the value in byte, and the no. of the setting.
I’m not sure what your goal is and what setting you want to make, but let’s assume you want to change parameter 10 to setting 1 and the node id is 133. Then the flow card should look like this:
133 = NodeID
10 = Parameter
2 = Size in byte
1 = Setting (ALL ON not active, ALL OFF active)
Please note that a Z-Wave raw command can only be sent to a Z-Wave device if the device is included unsecure!
Tbh, I’m not sure if it will work, when the configuration of parameter no. 10 is generally wrong implemented. For this reason, I recommend to contact the app developer.
I’m wondering how to monitor the availability of detecting a power outage on a specific phase?
I don’t see any such card in the available flows.
It would be nice if there was such an option, for example, based on the device’s uptime or voltage usage from the last 5 minutes.
Does anyone know how to do it… somehow in another way?
On “AND” there is nothing, there is not even an app to choose
in “THEN” there is only “reset power meter”
while for “ WHEN “ method there is
Power Change
which triggers numerous alerts, because it concerns of any change of power due to use e.g. oven or microwave
Voltage (lower/more then)
The current reaches a value of (lower/more)
The power reaches a value of (lower/more)
voltage level change
change in electric current
Voltage is greater/less than
Current is greater/less than
Power is greater/less than
But everything refers to the current state. And, of course, when there is no current, there is nothing to measure. When it returns, the value is slightly similar to the value before the outage.
I even tried set up setting with flow: Voltage drops below {10V}, then send a push notification.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t work.
Please use the Qubino app topic, find the link on the app page at the app store.
This measures the voltage of all 3 phases as I understand. Meaning, when the voltage of just one phase drops, it won’t trigger.
It seems there is nothing related to the individual phases. In this case you’d request for support for at least voltage measure capabilities for each phase;
You can use the contact links on the app store page.
Hi!
I have two Qubino 3-Phase Smart Meters. They monitor a stove and an airhandling unit. They do not show up in the Top Consumers part of the Homey Energy. I am able to include and exclude them from the total home energy consumption, but not from Energy.
I’m using a Qubino 0-10v dimmer to control a motorised valve for ventilation (more or less ventilation to the bedroom).
Because I upgraded from Homey 2019 to 2023 I had to re-add my Zwave devices. Previously my Qubino/motor setup also has a feedback signal which was displayed as the temperature, but I forgot how to set it up like that.
In my 2023 setup the Qubino works (it sets the motor to a position from 0-10v), but does not display the sensor value. The sensorwire is linked and I can readout the 0-10v signal on that connection.
So first I need to the the switch type to one of the 0-10v types (and then re-include the device). If I choose “0-10v temperature sensor” I get a temperature value in my device, however it’s in 0.0-0.1 degrees Celcius. I don’t really mind that it’s in degrees celsius, although I would prefer to see 0-100 values, or at least 0-10.0 values.
When I choose “0-10v light sensor” or “0-10v generic sensor” I’m not getting a sensor value in my device at all.
When I migrated to Homey 2023, I had to re-add my Zwave devices because nothing was migrated (for Zwave). After that the Qubino does not show the temperature-reading
I noticed I had to re-set it using the Homey device settings (first screenshot above) and the re-add the device (again). When I set it to “temperature sensor 0-10v” I get a temperature reading on the device, but now instead of 0-10C it displays 0-1C. I know I can do a calculation, but that does not affect the readout on the device.
I tried other settings, but than I don’t get any readout of the sensor
I don’t care what the unit is, it might even be 0-10V, but 0-1 in 0.1 increments doesn’t give the proper feedback. I could use a variable, but that just a workaround (and I think the variablesystem in Homey lacks proper means of oversight so I try to use that as little as possible, especially for things that I need to readout)
