replace ID Node function in HC2

[Nexus 0]

hello, little question

In HC2 we have a function "replace IDnode"?

I need to change a relay, because it's defective, but  I would like to keep the same id, so scenes and graphics would continue to work, otherwise I would have to modify several scenes and I would lose the historical in Grafana.

 

Thanks

[Momos 101]

unfortunatelly there is no way to do that. Node ID increases till it reaches the maximum of 232, then restarts from the lowest available one.

[akatar 207]

There are controllers where you can replace a node

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fibaro is not one of them

 

[10der 830]

Node Id in zwave for device is not constantly please do not make any references to node Id in feature 

[Nexus 0]

11 hours ago, Momos said:

unfortunatelly there is no way to do that. Node ID increases till it reaches the maximum of 232, then restarts from the lowest available one.

thanks, I was hoping it was possible.

 

9 hours ago, akatar said:

There are controllers where you can replace a node

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fibaro is not one of them

 

I have a very cheap second controller where you can do it, I was hoping HC2 had it too

 

3 hours ago, 10der said:

Node Id in zwave for device is not constantly please do not make any references to node Id in feature 

can you explain it better?

[10der 830]

1 hour ago, Nexus said:

can you explain it better?

 

ok. you have for example device AAA and if you 5 times this device wil be include/exclude HCx assign for this device a new nodeID.

unlike ZigBee proto,

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[Nexus 0]

18 minutes ago, 10der said:

 

ok. you have for example device AAA and if you 5 times this device wil be include/exclude HCx assign for this device a new nodeID.

unlike ZigBee proto,

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on incase inclusion/exclusion, if i don't exclude, id it's same forever (until exclusion), correct?

[10der 830]

3 hours ago, Nexus said:

id it's same forever (until exclusion), correct?

yep.