Issue: When two SwitchMote's buttons are paired / sync'ed, the ACK messages for both events (when one changes) don't always make it back to the gateway properly, thus the gateway often misses the action from one switchMote, meaning that button can't be clicked from the gateway until it receives another ACK from that button. It's possible the two ACKs are being sent so close to each other, that the gateway only picks up one instead of both, or possibly some bug in the firmware that is not sending an ACK for a remotely (meaning paired) triggered status change.
In my case, I have two switch motes setup that are sync'ed in both directions to each other. A spare button on Mote-1 turns on and off the button+relay of Mote-2. The state of the spare button on Mote-1 also gets turned on and off when Mote-2 is controlled locally.
Here is another thought along those same lines, would it be possible to add a function to the switch mote's firmware (that can be triggered from the gateway) to poll the current status of all known switches without changing their states? That way the gateway could potentially be setup to poll a remote node at a regular interval (or manually) to make sure it knows their current states, which would be a potential workaround to my issue described above.
Issue: When two SwitchMote's buttons are paired / sync'ed, the ACK messages for both events (when one changes) don't always make it back to the gateway properly, thus the gateway often misses the action from one switchMote, meaning that button can't be clicked from the gateway until it receives another ACK from that button. It's possible the two ACKs are being sent so close to each other, that the gateway only picks up one instead of both, or possibly some bug in the firmware that is not sending an ACK for a remotely (meaning paired) triggered status change.
In my case, I have two switch motes setup that are sync'ed in both directions to each other. A spare button on Mote-1 turns on and off the button+relay of Mote-2. The state of the spare button on Mote-1 also gets turned on and off when Mote-2 is controlled locally.
Here is another thought along those same lines, would it be possible to add a function to the switch mote's firmware (that can be triggered from the gateway) to poll the current status of all known switches without changing their states? That way the gateway could potentially be setup to poll a remote node at a regular interval (or manually) to make sure it knows their current states, which would be a potential workaround to my issue described above.