ZWaveConfigDeviceExt (configuration) is a child container of a ZWaveDevice that supports the the Configuration command class. Use it to retrieve (and if necessary, edit) various “factory default” settings in the selected Z-Wave device.
Included is a right-click action to “Read Config Data”, which dynamically adds writable config1 - confign properties, each with the current integer value.
The following properties are always included:
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Max Number Config Properties — Maximum number of configuration parameters the driver attempts to retrieve when invoking the “Read Config Data” action. The default is 10, and is adjustable.
If greater than the available number of config parameters, upon a “Read Config Data” action, after all available parameters are retrieved, a “
no response to confign request” message appears in the “Response” property, and further requests cease. -
Request — (read-only) Reflects in real time the current request, e.g. “
configData 2 requested”. -
Response — (read-only) Reflects the current or last results from the last “Read Config Data” action. Included are “no response” messages if too many parameters were attempted (see above), as well as messages related to pending operations if a battery-powered device.
Following a successful “Read Config Data” action, one or more writable properties are included:
All have integer values from 0 - 255. Before modifying any of these properties, refer to the documentation for that Z-Wave device to be sure the results will be as intended.
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config1 — First of the device’s available configuration parameters.
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config
n— Next in the series of available configuration parameters.
Modifying and saving a config property value causes the new value to be written to the device.
If the device is battery-powered and is “sleeping”, any read request (“Read Config Data” action) or write request (modified
config property) is posted for execution the next time that the device wakes up. This is reflected in the “Request” and “Response”
status properties, described above.