Version
Build/Run method
Zwave2Mqtt version: 3.02
Openzwave Version: 1.6.974
Describe the bug
Device Type: Thermostat HVAC
Product: EUR_SPIRITZ Wall Radiator Thermostat (EUROtronic)
Values to Set Temperature for Heat (xx-67-1-1) and Heat Econ (xx-67-1-11) are not listed in the Value-list
However they are still readable via mqtt but they cannot be changed via xx-67-1-1/set and 67-1-11/set
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
The mentioned fields should be visible containing the two set points of the themostat and the values should be changeable in the Control Panel as well
Additional context
This worked with zwavw2mqtt 2.x and ozw 1.4
Interestingly the two missing parameters are transferred via mqtt if they are changed at the device
I just checked the openzwave 1.6 config for the Eurotronic SPIRIT-Z
there the Command Class 64 lists the modes as Heat, and Heat Eco. No idea why I get Heat Econ instead. And also the Command Class 67 lists 1 and 11 as the two parameters to change the target values. So the definition in openzwave 1.6 seems to be ok.
For me I think it's working?

Please try with latest version 3.0.3
Hi Daniel, thanks. I will try
Hi James, Thanks for your comment. This is exactly what I would expect. I have no idea why I got this messed device config during the update. Daniel suggested to try 3.03. So I asked Frack from Home Assistant to provide us with an updated version of the zwave2mqtt add-on using 3.03.
Hopefully this solves this problem.
I am on 3.02... i think. Certaintly thats what the http page says in top left and from docker latest image a couple of days ago. I need to investigate that later tonight and get onto 3.03 for other reason
Ok I found the root cause. I had a zwfgxxxx.xml file which contained the outdated info. After deleting this and restarting zwave2mqtt everything seems ok. The odd thing is that these wrong settings weren't used and they came up just after the upgrade.
I think it would be a good thing to mention this in the readme to check any zwfg files and consider delete it before the upgrade
@christoph-luebbe you don't have to delete the file, you could simply call the api refreshNodeInfo from the UI or via MQTT that will refresh the cache and use latest version of config available :)