Dear Rudolf,
I asked the Aeotec how I would know the signal strength my Multisensor receives, and he wrote:
As for dB, this is usually transmitted along with reports or communications between the hub and itself. You can see it in debug logs but typically you won't see it in most Z-Wave interfaces unless you are running something like ZWaveJS UI. If you can't find any information here to communication strength, then very likely FHEM does not display this information.
Perhaps you can add a reading for it in the Zwave module?
Regards,
Paul
Can you help me by pointing to more details?
Where should I look?
@Paul Guijt: Please set the attribute "generateRouteInfoEvents" to "1" (https://fhem.de/commandref.html#ZWave). I think that's what you're looking for.
@Rudi: https://fhem.de/commandref.html#ZWave looks strange: text is green from 'set All' onwards
Zitat@Rudi: https://fhem.de/commandref.html#ZWave looks strange: text is green from 'set All' onwards
Thanks for the hint, I fixed it.
It seems that the form
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<a id="..."></a>And I wonder why this does not bother the modular version (e.g. https://fhem.de/commandref_modular.html#ZWave-set-neighborUpdate) which is generated from the same source, without changing the <a> tags.
@Paul Guijt:
Sorry. You don't necessarily have to set the attribute "generateRouteInfoEvents". If your controller supports it, you will see dBm values in the Reading routeInfo. You only need to set the attribute if you need the events.
Example:
routeInfo timeToCb:0.02 repeaters:0 rssi0:-68 dBm ackCh:0 lastCh:0 scheme:LastWorkingRoute rep:at 100kbps routeTries:1 lastFailed:
readingsGroup with all ZWave-Devices:
defmod ZWaveQuality readingsGroup TYPE=ZWave:routeInfo
attr ZWaveQuality room ZWave