After a restart of OH, I will not have a working for many hours (well it can work, but very randomly and slow).

Sometimes, I need to restart OH a couple of times, to get the zwave net up and running at all - the debug logging simply stops when it does not work.

So, I decided to try to clean up my controller node list a bit.

I have about 75 working nodes and about 5-10 nodes that are missing due to them breaking down, or otherwise removed.

Maybe they are part of the problem I suspect that another problem is the fact that my two story house has a concrete slab between the floors, and other non-optimal rf environment, especially in the basementground floor (concrete and brick walls, chimeys etc etc).

Zensys Serial Api Software Reports Back

I select node 3, the software reports back that it failed to remove the failed node.

Then I tried to set Basic ONOFF on the same node a couple of times, after finally, I could set the node as Failed.

In my case, some randomly selected nodes comes up in the Setup Routes tab.

They seem to be battery devices, but not all of my battery devices are here.

Highlight the node you believe has failed from the top left frames node listtable 2.

Toggle the Quene Overrided checkbox for this selected node (a check should appear) 3.

Send a NOP (i.e. no operation) command by selecting the exclamation mark from the tools menu 4.

Check to see if the node is failed by selecting the is node failed icon from the tools menu.

And after removing the dead nodes, starting up OH seamed much faster, and it started up on first try, so I hope this made a difference Time will tell, maybe I just was extremely lucky with this start-up.

But node 86 and 88 are Fibaro smoke detectors, they should be in the haystack.

Zensys Serial Api How To Add Them

But as you see in my second post, they are not in the Setup Route Source list, so Im no sure how to add them.

This is generated by looking at all the associations - so if not 3 is associated to node 2, then the binding sets a route from node 3 to node 2 - this is not linked to this graph at all and it is up to the controller to select the route.

And I do not have any associations on most of them, apart from to controller, which most if not all my battery nodes have.

I.E. I do not think this is related to associations, but to routes.

But just for fun, Ill add an association to one of the controllers.

The Zensys software is a bit complicatedvery technical, though it has its own tab for associations.

Again though - this is not related to the graph which shows neighbours - not routes.