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Supported Z-Wave command classes in a device
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Is there anyway to determine which command classes are supported by an included z-Wave device and their corresponding versions?
I am asking this because not always the information provided by the manufacturer in booklet is correct or up-to-date.
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A certified Z-Wave Plus device MUST have this information written in the user manual.
Also, all Z-Wave certified devices, Z-Wave Plus or not, should have this information written in their Z-Wave Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement. You can find these documents for all certified devices here:
http://products.z-wavealliance.org/Search/AdvancedSearch?regionId=-1
A certified Z-Wave Plus device MUST have this information written in the user manual.
Also, all Z-Wave certified devices, Z-Wave Plus or not, should have this information written in their Z-Wave Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement. You can find these documents for all certified devices here:
http://products.z-wavealliance.org/Search/AdvancedSearch?regionId=-1
Yes I totally agree with you, but sometimes some devices are being pushed out into the market without all promised features (HW is ready, SW still buggy and missing some features). Almost each device manufacturer does this in this field. With later batches they correct stuff and add the rest of the missing features.
It would be nice to add such a feature in Zipato. Well at least to read up the firmware version being built into these devices.
Thanks and appreciated.
Yes I totally agree with you, but sometimes some devices are being pushed out into the market without all promised features (HW is ready, SW still buggy and missing some features). Almost each device manufacturer does this in this field. With later batches they correct stuff and add the rest of the missing features.
It would be nice to add such a feature in Zipato. Well at least to read up the firmware version being built into these devices.
Thanks and appreciated.
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