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Originally posted by @spudwebb September 12, 2024
Is there an easy way to decode the serial data that one can see in the log file at debug level, when the node use S0 or S2?
Context: I'm investigating an issue with a lock (Kwikset 910) that is sending a door lock logging report with an "empty" status. Since it is marked as empty zwavejs does not parse any other information from the message sent. I suspect this lock to send a valid report in which only the status is wrong, because the same device was working with another driver. So, I would like to confirm this by manually parsing the message to check what data (timestamp, event type, user code) it contains.
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Originally posted by @spudwebb September 12, 2024
Is there an easy way to decode the serial data that one can see in the log file at debug level, when the node use S0 or S2?
Context: I'm investigating an issue with a lock (Kwikset 910) that is sending a door lock logging report with an "empty" status. Since it is marked as empty zwavejs does not parse any other information from the message sent. I suspect this lock to send a valid report in which only the status is wrong, because the same device was working with another driver. So, I would like to confirm this by manually parsing the message to check what data (timestamp, event type, user code) it contains.
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