Update Z-Wave service descriptions to point to proper log file (#17024)

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Charles Garwood 2018-10-01 02:50:32 -04:00 committed by Paulus Schoutsen
parent 8444b9ba03
commit ea7b1e4573
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@ -18,40 +18,40 @@ change_association:
description: (Optional) Instance of multichannel association. Defaults to 0.
add_node:
description: Add a new (unsecure) node to the Z-Wave network. Refer to OZW.log for progress.
description: Add a new (unsecure) node to the Z-Wave network. Refer to OZW_Log.txt for progress.
add_node_secure:
description: Add a new node to the Z-Wave network with secure communications. Secure network key must be set, this process will fallback to add_node (unsecure) for unsupported devices. Note that unsecure devices can't directly talk to secure devices. Refer to OZW.log for progress.
description: Add a new node to the Z-Wave network with secure communications. Secure network key must be set, this process will fallback to add_node (unsecure) for unsupported devices. Note that unsecure devices can't directly talk to secure devices. Refer to OZW_Log.txt for progress.
cancel_command:
description: Cancel a running Z-Wave controller command. Use this to exit add_node, if you weren't going to use it but activated it.
heal_network:
description: Start a Z-Wave network heal. This might take a while and will slow down the Z-Wave network greatly while it is being processed. Refer to OZW.log for progress.
description: Start a Z-Wave network heal. This might take a while and will slow down the Z-Wave network greatly while it is being processed. Refer to OZW_Log.txt for progress.
fields:
return_routes:
description: Whether or not to update the return routes from the nodes to the controller. Defaults to False.
example: True
heal_node:
description: Start a Z-Wave node heal. Refer to OZW.log for progress.
description: Start a Z-Wave node heal. Refer to OZW_Log.txt for progress.
fields:
return_routes:
description: Whether or not to update the return routes from the node to the controller. Defaults to False.
example: True
remove_node:
description: Remove a node from the Z-Wave network. Refer to OZW.log for progress.
description: Remove a node from the Z-Wave network. Refer to OZW_Log.txt for progress.
remove_failed_node:
description: This command will remove a failed node from the network. The node should be on the controllers failed nodes list, otherwise this command will fail. Refer to OZW.log for progress.
description: This command will remove a failed node from the network. The node should be on the controller's failed nodes list, otherwise this command will fail. Refer to OZW_Log.txt for progress.
fields:
node_id:
description: Node id of the device to remove (integer).
example: 10
replace_failed_node:
description: Replace a failed node with another. If the node is not in the controller's failed nodes list, or the node responds, this command will fail. Refer to OZW.log for progress.
description: Replace a failed node with another. If the node is not in the controller's failed nodes list, or the node responds, this command will fail. Refer to OZW_Log.txt for progress.
fields:
node_id:
description: Node id of the device to replace (integer).
@ -147,10 +147,10 @@ stop_network:
description: Stop the Z-Wave network, all updates into HASS will stop.
soft_reset:
description: This will reset the controller without removing its data. Use carefully because not all controllers support this. Refer to controllers manual.
description: This will reset the controller without removing its data. Use carefully because not all controllers support this. Refer to your controller's manual.
test_network:
description: This will send test to nodes in the Z-Wave network. This will greatly slow down the Z-Wave network while it is being processed. Refer to OZW.log for progress.
description: This will send test to nodes in the Z-Wave network. This will greatly slow down the Z-Wave network while it is being processed. Refer to OZW_Log.txt for progress.
test_node:
description: This will send test messages to a node in the Z-Wave network. This could bring back dead nodes.