- Allowed UAM files to define the desired value of the Wake Up Interval.
- Attribute Store is now configured to back-up to the datastore 10 seconds after the last Attribute Store update, and every 10 minutes if the attribute Store is being changed more often than every 10 seconds for 10 minutes in a row. Note that the Attribute Store is always saved at shutdown.
- Network management waits for NL nodes to be awake before initiating return routes / neighbor discovery operations
- Tx Queue applies back-off when network management sends frames to destinations
- Tx Queue applies back-off when we received unsolicited routed frames.
- (Multi Channel) Association Remove/Set commands will be attempted only 2 times if the end node does not accept values.
- Network Management will not accept new operations once the Z-Wave Controller has initiated a reset.
- Attribute Store Poll Engine did not remove attributes from the poll queue, when they were deleted causing a warning to be printed when a deleted attribute was to be polled.
Note: GA releases are not certified. The ZPC will be Z-Wave certified in the 1.2.1 release.
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ZPC can recover and operate networks if started without any datastore
- DSK and Kex Fail type will be missing
- Granted keys and inclusion protocols will be discovered again
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New Command Classes:
- Partial control of the Color Switch Command Class, version 3
- Partial control of the Meter Command Class, version 6
- Support for the Binding cluster, which in turn will add/remove Z-Wave Associations
- Control of the Alarm Sensor Command Class.
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PTI enabling/disabling via the RF Telemetry cluster.
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Associations and Wake Up are configured as early as possible during the interview, to minimize damage if sleeping nodes fall asleep during the interview.
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ZCL attributes are now stored with their real storage type instead of int.
- Tx Queue gets flooded with NOPs if a few nodes are failing in the network.
- Tx Queue backs off too much in some cases.
- Full control for Configuration Command Class, version 4
- Added generated OnOff cluster commands for nodes issuing Basic Set commands to the ZPC.
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Changed configuration keys for OTA config, if these have been specified in the ZPC config file, they need to be updated to the new keys manually
- Changed
zpc.ota_chache_path
tozpc.ota.cache_path
- Changed
zpc.ota_chache_size
tozpc.ota.cache_size
- Changed
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Default get retry timer is lowered to 3s instead of 20s to mitigate against Wake Up nodes falling asleep during node interviews.
- ZPC gets stuck at reset in some rare cases.
- ZPC stops controlling OnOff if Binary Switch Set without supervision failed.
- ZPC stops granting S2 keys in some cases after a reset.
- ZPC does not let Iot Services control/remove a node after SmartStart self-destruct failure.
- ZPC consider Wake Up node failings if they fell asleep while communicating with them
- Re-interview a Wake Up leads to a difficult to recover situation
- Not all MQTT publications unretained after a node exclusion.
- S2 DSK of the previous node saved again with the next node if it does not support S2.
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Partial Control for Central Scene Command Class
- Populating Scene Attributes to reflect the node's capabilities (total number of scenes)
- Central Scene is mapped to the Scene Cluster.
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Issuing Generated Commands based on interaction with Z-Wave nodes
- Issuing RecallScene when receiving Central Scene Notifications.
- Issuing RF Telemetry reports at each transmission when RF Telemetry is enabled
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Support for RF Telemetry (reporting transmissions events)
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Monitoring if Offline nodes are responding again with regular NOPs commands.
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Network Polling
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ZPC datastore file key has been changed from --datastore.file to --zpc.datastore_file
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Default datastore file has been changed from /var/lib/uic/database.db to /var/lib/uic/zpc.db
- If you used the default configuration, keep your previous database by running
mv /var/lib/uic/database.db /var/lib/uic/zpc.db
- If you used the default configuration, keep your previous database by running
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Increased Z-Wave Tx Queue robustness to multiple Tx sessions.
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Communication with Z-Wave Module optimized
- Interviewing an offline node would make it appear online.
- Missing Wake Up Interval Set during interview for door/window sensor
- ZPC hangs and stops resolving attributes when DevGUI sends a MoveWithOnOff command
- ZPC is Z-Wave Certified against the Z-Wave Specification release 2021A.
- Support of Z-Wave Command Classes
- Firmware Update
- Control of Z-Wave Command Classes
- Firmware Update
- Indicator
- OTA UIID has been updated to include hardware revision
- Fixed various certification issues
- Build issues
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Implementation of Unify specification 1.0
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Support for performing Over The Air update(OTA) of Z-Wave devices
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Z-Wave Long Range
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MQTT TLS encryption support
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Wake up device support
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Multi cast support
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Failed node handling
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Support for Z-Wave command classes
- Indicator
- Version
- Manufacturer
- Z-Wave plus
- PowerLevel
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Control of Z-Wave command classes
- Alarm
- Firmware Update
- Binary Sensor
- Inclusion controller
- Association Group Information
- Association
- Battery
- Binary Switch
- Wake up
- Door lock
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Z-Wave support for Z-Wave transports
- Multi command
- Multicast non-secure and S2
- Transport Service
- Multi Channel
- Security0
- Security2
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ZCL Mappings
- IAZ FireSensor
- IAZ COSensor
- IAZ WaterSensor
- IAZ BatteryLow
- TemperatureMeasurement
- Basic
- DoorLock
- Level
- IlluminanceLevelSensing
- OccupancySensing
- OnOff
- Various bug fixes
- UAM Language updates
- Documentation updates
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UIC-2274
- During installation, The presented dialog to specify the serial-port for the given application does not update the actual configuration file (/etc/uic/uic.cfg). The default value is written instead.
- Packages may overwrite configuration parameters during installation of none related packages. Updated documentation to mitigate this issue.
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UIC-2232: A node with capabilities mapping to Level and OnOff cluster may stop responding to Toggle commands after a MoveToLevelWithOnOff command. Note: Avoid using Toggle and use On or Off instead.
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UIC-2219: Bindings command processing do not validate the full UNID. This may trigger to establish spurious associations if having several Z-Wave networks. Note: Do not try to bind nodes accross networks. (inter-pc bindings)
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UIC-2218: Start and stop the ZPC quickly may lead to a few leftover MQTT topics not removed. Note: Wait a few seconds before stopping the ZPC.
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UIC-1927: Color Switch Command Class durations are completely ignored. Note: Set the colors instantaneously to avoid issues.
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UIC-1780: Security 0 Supported Commands Report reports to follow set to > 0 are not handled and will trigger a SPAN increase out-of-sync situation. Note: No workaround, wait for the nodes to recover.
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UIC-1779: Multi Channel Endpoint Find Reports reports to follow set to > 0 are not handled and will trigger a SPAN increase out-of-sync situation. Note: No workaround, wait for the nodes to recover.
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UIC-1778: Multi Channel Association / Association Report reports to follow set to > 0 are not handled and will trigger a SPAN increase out-of-sync situation. Note: No workaround, wait for the nodes to recover.
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UIC-1652: The ZPC silently ignores incorrect YAML and uses default values if it cannot parse the YAML content for its configuration. Note: Verify the validity of the YAML in the configuration file.
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UIC-1271 IdentifyTime from the Identify cluster stays fixed, even though it should be a countdown. Note: Avoid using large IdentifyTime values.
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UIC-1162: When a device have multiple Z-Wave functionalities mapped to the same Zigbee attribute, the state of the device will be ambiguous. The ZCL state will represent the functionality that was last updated. Note: Update tha UAM file with a device fingerprint to circumvent issues.
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UIC-1088: Potentially wrong controller NIF after controller migration. Note: Usually not a problem in practice
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UIC-729 Assigned Group cluster attributes are erased at re-interview. Note: Re-setup all group membership after a node re-interview
Devices which are tested with the ZPC can be found in the list below. Working devices will be marked with an x and none working devices will be marked with an -.
Vendor | Name | Working (x) or not working (-) | Security inclusion |
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Aeotec | LED Bulb Multi-White | x | S0 |
Aeotec | Door/Window Sensor | x | S0 |
Aeotec | Water sensor (6 GEN) | - | Non-Secure |
Aeotec | Range extender 6 | x | S0 |
Aeotec | Door/Window sensor 6 | x | S0 |
Hank | Door/Window Sensor | x | S2-Unauthenticated |
Hank | RGB Bulb | x | Non-Secure |
Hank | Smart plug | x | S0 |
Fibaro | Fibaro Flood Sensor | x | S0 |
Fibaro | Heat Controller | x | S2-Authenticated |
Philio | Smart energy plug-in switch | x | S0 |
Secure | Smart Plug 302 | x | Non-Secure |
Ring | Alarm motion detector (1 Gen) | - | S2-Authenticated |
Yale real living | Door Lock | x | S0 |
Alarm.com | Smart water valve | x | S2 Authenticated |
Alarm.com | Dry contact sensor | - | Non-Secure |