#z-wave intermittantly resets
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check logs for errors
#1284966617670881350 with the "Z-Wave" tag might be able to help.
Oh. freshcoast already joined in.
Still, a good suggestion. 😆
looked at the raw log there is a flood of messages about not being able to read another device that is on wifi, I need to take that out to clean up the log. but did not find anything about why the zwave went offline.
There will be logs about it disconnecting. Also check the z-wave js logs.
Home Assistant Core logs is flooded with errors, of many devices. looks like my z-wave controller is also going out. maybe the Rpi is dying?
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I just found an enabled Debug logging on z-wave, still trying to figure out where to find the logs
maybe not directly related to this issue, but might check power supply of pi is still ok (not to hot) and if you are running from sd card for a while, it can (and will) corrupt over time. Powered usb-hub with ssd would work better.
yes, was just looking at the Rpi, seems ok, I shut it down and moved Zwave controller to different port and moved Rpi a little in closet, might need to move it to diffent location. Doesn't explain why it started in past week or two.
wonder if I can ssh in and run HTOP to see Rpi's temperature
addition: use extension cable for dongle>interference and if possible, use a powered usb-hub to connect dongles on USB2.0 port
ah good idea
over and out 😉 sorry hijacking this thread
one more..lol if you set-up your dongle and you get asked what port/device, try to use by-device-id instead of port
I appreciate anything that I can learn from. np
also, I have dongle pointing straight up, maybe I should put it horizontal?
as far as i know its multi-directional, so that would matter that much. Can be wrong though lol
You might be able to eek out a few more dBm for background RSSI by tweaking the position, but currently it's "good enough". I don't think it's a contributor to your connection problems.
2025-11-12 10:25:41.617 DRIVER « [RES] [GetBackgroundRSSI]
channel 0: -98 dBm
channel 1: -100 dBm
channel 2: -100 dBm
channel 3: -94 dBm
Ideally 800-series would be closer to -110 dBm for channels 0-3.
The log attached earlier doesn't show any problem, it's mostly just idle.
The timeout problems at the beginning aren't in Debug level, so hard to tell what's going on there.
Whatever node 4 is seems to be having some trouble.
the logs are quiet now since I reset and moved it. So I hope that was it.
What firmware version is your controller on?
Oh here's where it disconnected:
2025-11-12 08:53:16.084 CNTRLR « [Node 008] received CentralScene notification {
"nodeId": 8,
"ccId": "Central Scene",
"ccCommand": "0x03"
}
08:57:50.468 SERVER Client disconnected
2025-11-12 08:57:52.634 CNTRLR « [Node 002] Received update for a Supervision session
08:59:50.908 SERVER Client disconnected
2025-11-12 08:59:53.159 CNTRLR « [Node 002] Received update for a Supervision session
2025-11-12 09:01:47.120 CNTRLR « [Node 002] Received update for a Supervision session
2025-11-12 09:08:39.751 CNTRLR « [Node 002] Received update for a Supervision session
09:14:16.808 SERVER Client disconnected
2025-11-12 09:14:18.821 CNTRLR « [Node 002] Received update for a Supervision session
09:15:20.260 SERVER Client disconnected
2025-11-12 09:15:21.765 CNTRLR « [Node 002] Received update for a Supervision session
09:16:38.529 SERVER Client disconnected
2025-11-12 09:16:40.942 CNTRLR « [Node 002] Received update for a Supervision session
09:29:06.181 SERVER Client disconnected
09:30:59.916 SERVER Client disconnected
How'd you get the log file? From the add-on page?
settings > system > logs , then I saw drop option in upper right
Is there anything in the home assistant log file around 08:57:50.468?
You have to look in the "raw" logs, not just the UI summary
Or download them
looking... got file downloaded
I downloaded the most lines I could , time stamp been purged already, so many lines after that time.
Strange, I don't see anything about HA losing connection to the add-on during those times.
seems all ok now, maybe...