Feature Request: ZWave Watcher Triggers/Actions

[MOD]This thread was posted in ZWave Watcher plugin but i've moved it into ZWave Lock Manager forum as that's where this functionality has been added[/MOD]

For an unsupported z-wave device, I'm trying to figure out how to capture a raw zwave packet using match raw with some * and ? but then have an action to save that same packet (either whole or stripped) in a variable.

Case use.... a keypad that can store a 0-9 digit code that gets transmitted in one packet when you press ✔️. I can run a match raw trigger off the ✔️... (12th digit).

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? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0x02

The 13th digit is the number of digits entered, I want to capture the 14th digit through 0xFF. So, if I enter 1 2 3 4 ✔️, the 12th through 0xFF would look like:

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0x02 0x04 0x31 0x32 0x33 0x34 0xFF

, a new fancy trigger would fire, and my variable would be "1234".

But I would be happy if I could just capture the whole packet that the match raw fired the trigger with.... then eventually I'll figure out with a strip() function or something.

Would this be for the Ring?

I’m looking at building a plugin around all the codes that Jay and others have posted.


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Would this be for the Ring?

I’m looking at building a plugin around all the codes that Jay and others have posted.


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Exactly. Jay just helped me with a script so I can manage all user data in an external CSV file that I will use for comparing against an inputted PIN number. I was just stuck trying to figure out how to get the input out.


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Would this be for the Ring?

I’m looking at building a plugin around all the codes that Jay and others have posted.

Was hoping you might...

Would this be for the Ring?

I’m looking at building a plugin around all the codes that Jay and others have posted.

Was hoping you might...

Challenge accepted!

(It’s screaming out for it and falls right into the style of my other plugins - won’t take much tweaking)


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Was hoping you might...

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Wow. I can't believe I never noticed that before. Thank you Jay for pointing that out and thank you Peter for always helping me out whenever I've asked.... even though I haven't shown any monetary appreciation... yet.

Bill / Jay

Can you check out https://github.com/howartp84/ZWaveLockM ... tag/1.0.58

Create a Keypad, put the plugin in debug, then enter a code on your keypad.

It will log the code and the type (Check/Enter, Home, Away, Cancel etc) to the log.

There is also a trigger event defined ("Code entered:") but the code will never fire the trigger yet.

Peter

Erm...

I've just tried to install my own plugin from the link, to get my copy properly up-to-date, but it's giving me an error I've never seen before.

(I typically copy my plugin files live over the top of the existing ones whilst i'm editing, so I don't often do an over-the-top plugin install)

"Plugin install error

There is a problem with this plugin. If this error persists, contact the plugin developer"

There's nothing wrong with the files in the plugin because they're all working when copied manually?

Peter

Erm...

I've just tried to install my own plugin from the link, to get my copy properly up-to-date, but it's giving me an error I've never seen before.

Ignore me.

Indigo doesn't like my new naming convention of "Lock & Code Manager!"

Sorted and updated.

Peter

Upgraded the plugin, put in debug and added the ring keypad as a keypad with the plugin.... It's not seeing the Ring Gen1 keypad (Node 49), but it is seeing the Ring Gen2 contact switch (Node 44) which I added previously as a door lock.
Disarm - away - home

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 Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command sent (Node 49): 01 11 00 13 31 0A 98 80 DA 81 4B E0 96 31 A7 E3 25 29 C1 (True)
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 08 00 04 00 31 02 98 40 18
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 03 02 03 00 FF
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 20 00 04 00 31 1A 98 81 4B 15 68 3A 93 1D 36 95 7A E0 12 C8 9F 02 4A DA B3 67 0E F1 00 1C 13 94 35
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command sent (Node 49): 01 11 00 13 31 0A 98 80 DA 81 4B E0 96 31 A7 E3 25 2A C2 (True)
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 08 00 04 00 31 02 98 40 18
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 04 02 05 00 FF
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 20 00 04 00 31 1A 98 81 12 E7 2C 53 03 EE A1 AB 6F 6D CA C7 F5 25 77 DA 12 E1 3D A5 A2 28 31 95 B3
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command sent (Node 49): 01 11 00 13 31 0A 98 80 DA 81 4B E0 96 31 A7 E3 25 2B C3 (True)
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 08 00 04 00 31 02 98 40 18
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 05 02 06 00 FF
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 20 00 04 00 31 1A 98 81 9E D8 21 E7 6A 5B 81 E4 16 7A 35 BA 57 97 D6 DA 93 0A C4 D7 04 0B EA 46 3B


123456 - check

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   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command sent (Node 49): 01 11 00 13 31 0A 98 80 F2 78 60 FE 17 D3 BA D3 25 F1 B3 (True)
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 08 00 04 00 31 02 98 40 18
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 06 02 00 00 FF
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 20 00 04 00 31 1A 98 81 8B 43 E1 D6 E2 B7 EE F7 1F 4E 14 C1 C3 0C 4B F2 24 4F 04 ED E4 DC 72 9A FA
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command sent (Node 49): 01 11 00 13 31 0A 98 80 F2 78 60 FE 17 D3 BA D3 25 F2 B0 (True)
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 08 00 04 00 31 02 98 40 18
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 12 00 04 00 31 0C 6F 01 07 02 02 06 31 32 33 34 35 36 FF
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 26 00 04 00 31 20 98 81 2F 43 99 65 7F 4B 14 F3 73 60 74 C9 0F 53 51 0A 99 85 FF BC 04 F2 97 04 53 AD 10 9B B9 1A D3

Open/Close Ring Contact Sensor

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   Trigger                         Bill's Gun Safe Open
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 44 (Hex 44) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 44): 01 0F 00 04 00 2C 09 71 05 00 00 00 FF 07 02 00 5F
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug -----
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Lock Status Report received:
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Raw:   01 0F 00 04 00 2C 09 71 05 00 00 00 FF 07 02 00 5F
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node:  44
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Type:  7
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Event: 2
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager    Status: Intrusion alert [Node: 44]
   Trigger                         Bill's Gun Safe Close
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 44 (Hex 44) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug -----
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 44): 01 10 00 04 00 2C 0A 71 05 00 00 00 FF 07 00 01 02 42
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Lock Status Report received:
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Raw:   01 10 00 04 00 2C 0A 71 05 00 00 00 FF 07 00 01 02 42
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node:  44
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Type:  7
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Event: 0


EDIT: Not sure if this helps or not... device definition for the Ring...

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Indigo Z-Wave Version: 7.4.1
Node ID: 49
Model: Keypad (4AK1S70EN0)
Model ID: 01010201
Manufacturer: Ring
Manufacturer ID: 0346
Protocol Version: 6.03
Application Version: 2.14
Model Definition Version: 0
Library Type: 3
Class Name: Entry Control
Class Hierarchy: 04 : 40 : 0B
Command Class Base: 00
Command Versions: 80v1 85v1 86v1 87v1 55v1 98v1 59v1 5Av1 5Ev1 9Fv1 20v1 6Cv1 6Fv1 70v1 71v1 72v1 73v1 7Av1
Encryption Status: Enabled for Commands 80 85 86 87 6C 6F 70 71 72 73 59 5A 7A
Multi-Endpoint Types: - none -
Multi-Endpoint Classes: - none -
Multi-Instance Counts: - none -
Features: routing, battery, beaming, security, frequentWaking
Neighbors: 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 28, 29, 36
Associations: 1:[1]
Config Values: - none -


Ah, I know what I did.

Try (not sure about this) making a door lock instead of a keypad then trying - my code might prevent that as well but it’s a try till I get back to my desk.

Peter


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As a Doorlock, it did stuff in the log.... but I'm not seeing where it passed the code to Lock and Code Manager.
1234 ✔️

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Dec 14, 2020 at 8:52:47 AM
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command sent (Node 49): 01 11 00 13 31 0A 98 80 D9 E1 F1 9E C2 42 CA 14 25 F9 0B (True)
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 08 00 04 00 31 02 98 40 18
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 10 02 00 00 FF
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 20 00 04 00 31 1A 98 81 93 4A B7 2F E5 15 2A E4 5F 47 81 10 DF 19 22 D9 B4 17 4B F1 E0 D7 80 97 1B
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug -----
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Keypad entry code received:
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Raw command: 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 10 02 00 00 FF
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node:  49
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Code entered: 
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Event type: 00
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command sent (Node 49): 01 11 00 13 31 0A 98 80 D9 E1 F1 9E C2 42 CA 14 25 FA 08 (True)
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 08 00 04 00 31 02 98 40 18
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 10 00 04 00 31 0A 6F 01 11 02 02 04 31 32 33 34 FF
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 24 00 04 00 31 1E 98 81 C4 87 4D C8 4A ED 3D F6 2B 49 B6 2B 79 85 58 33 49 4D ED D9 B8 90 7E 6E 9C 41 18 2C CA
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug -----
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Keypad entry code received:
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Raw command: 01 10 00 04 00 31 0A 6F 01 11 02 02 04 31 32 33 34 FF
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node:  49
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Code entered: 
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Event type: 02
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs

X

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   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command sent (Node 49): 01 11 00 13 31 0A 98 80 55 D1 43 62 73 07 63 A5 25 FB 17 (True)
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 08 00 04 00 31 02 98 40 18
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 12 02 19 00 FF
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 20 00 04 00 31 1A 98 81 05 75 E9 8D DF EF 51 4A AB B5 27 58 65 17 D7 55 EA AF EE 87 FD 66 E9 5A 43
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug -----
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Keypad entry code received:
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Raw command: 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 12 02 19 00 FF
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node:  49
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Code entered: 
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Event type: 19
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs

Disarm

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   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command sent (Node 49): 01 11 00 13 31 0A 98 80 14 74 D3 FC 51 8A 36 33 25 FC 96 (True)
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 08 00 04 00 31 02 98 40 18
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 13 02 03 00 FF
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug -----
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Keypad entry code received:
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Raw command: 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 13 02 03 00 FF
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 20 00 04 00 31 1A 98 81 66 E9 A9 CF 5A 17 EE 89 8A C7 3D 3D AF FF 71 14 2D C9 00 93 3B 1E 58 61 39
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node:  49
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Code entered: 
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Event type: 03
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs

Home

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   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command sent (Node 49): 01 11 00 13 31 0A 98 80 9C 4E 8F F1 06 6E A1 26 25 FD 45 (True)
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 08 00 04 00 31 02 98 40 18
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 14 02 05 00 FF
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug -----
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 20 00 04 00 31 1A 98 81 68 B2 EC CB A1 EE B5 DE 5D 23 24 D3 1B E1 7C 9C A5 ED 30 00 95 D9 8B 5D 41
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Keypad entry code received:
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Raw command: 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 14 02 05 00 FF
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node:  49
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Code entered: 
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Event type: 05
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs

Away

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   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command sent (Node 49): 01 11 00 13 31 0A 98 80 37 C7 07 C4 08 12 B0 61 25 FE FD (True)
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 08 00 04 00 31 02 98 40 18
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 15 02 06 00 FF
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 20 00 04 00 31 1A 98 81 DE 08 4A 71 21 6E B6 9B 63 07 5A 20 73 32 26 37 C0 CC BA E2 F4 00 68 CA 2A
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug -----
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Keypad entry code received:
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Raw command: 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 15 02 06 00 FF
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node:  49
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Code entered: 
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Event type: 06
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs

1234 Timeout

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   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command sent (Node 49): 01 11 00 13 31 0A 98 80 B0 25 A6 BD 1E DE 6C 37 25 FF 11 (True)
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 08 00 04 00 31 02 98 40 18
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 16 02 00 00 FF
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 20 00 04 00 31 1A 98 81 AA 43 13 4D 66 9F C0 22 51 39 9D E9 4F 2D B1 B0 61 65 FF E0 BC 18 D8 04 59
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug -----
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Keypad entry code received:
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Raw command: 01 0C 00 04 00 31 06 6F 01 16 02 00 00 FF
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node:  49
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Code entered: 
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Event type: 00
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command sent (Node 49): 01 11 00 13 31 0A 98 80 4E 15 F9 74 92 FD 2A CB 25 01 A2 (True)
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 08 00 04 00 31 02 98 40 18
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 10 00 04 00 31 0A 6F 01 17 02 01 04 31 32 33 34 FF
   Z-Wave Watcher Debug            Raw command received (Node 49): 01 24 00 04 00 31 1E 98 81 12 CF A6 2E 69 E5 DD 72 4C 89 C1 C8 94 F4 6D FA E3 16 48 4E 35 A6 FA FD 6D 23 12 4F D0
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug -----
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Keypad entry code received:
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Raw command: 01 10 00 04 00 31 0A 6F 01 17 02 01 04 31 32 33 34 FF
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node:  49
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Code entered: 
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Event type: 01
   Z-Wave Lock and Code Manager Debug Node ID 49 (Hex 49) found in lockIDs

Side Note: I'm working on my first ever plugin. I'm already on version 0.0.7 and it still throws errors as soon as it enables.... so don't expect to much from me anytime soon.... but I'm trying.

Ok, grab https://github.com/howartp84/ZWaveLockM ... tag/1.0.60

As a Doorlock, it did stuff in the log.... but I'm not seeing where it passed the code to Lock and Code Manager.

It passed it correctly but didn't display it for some reason; not entirely sure why but i was using someone elses pythonic code that I wouldn't have written. It's now re-written in my style.

I'm working on my first ever plugin. I'm already on version 0.0.7 and it still throws errors as soon as it enables.... so don't expect to much from me anytime soon.... but I'm trying.

FYI you don't need to make new versions when you're testing yourself - just edit live, or copy-over, the files on your Mac instead of re-installing new incremented versions every time and reload your plugin. I see in another thread your on version .150 or something!

I do my main editing on my Windows PC then copy the files over \\macmini\1TB_SSD\Library\Application Support\Perceptive Automation\Indigo 7.4\Plugins\....

When i'm debugging errors (because i'm on Windows, not Mac, I don't have debuggers installed) I edit the live version directly from my windows text editor for speed, then copy back to my windows dev storage to zip and upload to github.

Once you're ready to try or share a proper release, that's the point you increment your version and do a proper install to make sure you've not missed anything. (This is a step i'm guilty of missing out, and accounts for several of my buggy versions)

Peter