After spending considerable time experimenting with the Fibaro Roller Shutter 2 and its scene activation capabilities, I thought I’d share my journey and findings. My goal was to replicate the seamless scene code generation I’ve come to love with the Fibaro Dimmer 2, but it’s been quite the puzzle to solve!
I started by exploring the device handler (DTH) provided by the community, tweaking it to enable scene activation through parameter 50. While the parameter update seemed successful in the Web API, triggering a scene didn’t yield the expected results. My logs remained silent, which was perplexing.
Through trial and error, I discovered that the zwaveEvent method wasn’t capturing the scene activation commands. I even stripped down the command handlers to a basic catchall, but nothing changed. It was clear I was missing a crucial piece of the puzzle.
After some research, I realized the Fibaro docs mention the use of the Scene Activation command class (0x2B). However, I’m still unclear on how Fibaro implements this for their scenes. My attempts to use Z-Wave tweaker didn’t reveal any scene-related commands, which only added to the mystery.
While I haven’t cracked the code yet, this journey has been a fantastic learning experience. It’s amazing how diving into the nitty-gritty of Z-Wave devices can deepen your understanding of their inner workings. I’m hopeful that with more experimentation or insights from the community, I’ll get those scenes firing perfectly!
If anyone has tackled this or similar issues, I’d love to hear your approaches and findings. Let’s keep the knowledge flowing!