My changes of my Fibaro devices in advanced settings are not saved.
Don’t know if it is a problem of Homey 2.0 beta or the beta app of Fibaro.
Please advise.
Kind regards,
Robert
My changes of my Fibaro devices in advanced settings are not saved.
Don’t know if it is a problem of Homey 2.0 beta or the beta app of Fibaro.
Please advise.
Kind regards,
Robert
Battery-devices, mains-powered, both?
Battery devices, motion and smoke detectors.
Battery devices only receive their settings at wake-up. This is usually only after several hours or even days.
If you want to save immediately you have to wake up the device (clicking the button 3 times for Fibaro) and then press Save.
You’ll see that you receive a different response when saving then.
No the procedure does not work, the Homey app error message is: Settings cannot be saved, timed out after 30000ms.
Ah, would have been nice to mention that in your first post
So it’s working ok for powered devices?
Might be a bug then indeed.
Tried the procedure after your reply, so how could I have known…
Do not have powered devices.
Suddenly its now saving the settings…
Oh @Fire69 you saved me with your answer !
Now I can have temperature every minute with motion sensors
Thanks again !
Weird… No more time-outs?
Keep in mind, that will be bad for your battery life
Key have the Keyfob working fine and its fast for the time being.
Yet. I want to enable double and triple clicks on a button. So I go do the device advanced setting. Change the setting for a button to 1x,2x,3x, long (say for a square), click on save and it times out.
Here is a video:
Thanks in advance for any help.
Had this same problem after just pairing the Keyfob. I resolved this issue by restarting the Keyfob app in Homey. To do this, in the Homey app, go to ‘More’ -> ‘Apps’ -> ‘Fibaro’ -> the options/gear button in the upper right corner -> ‘Restart app’. Now you should be able to change the settings.
Usually, that is not how it works. A device has to be awake to receive new settings and a restart from an app normally doesn’t trigger a wake up of a device. Also, most battery devices have a setting for waking up after a specified time period, but even that is not enough to receive updates with a delay.
You must (almost) always wake up a device manually (mostly by pressing a button once or 3 times) just before sending the new settings to it.