DDF for Schneider/wiser battery switch FLS/SYSTEM-M/4

[Smanar]

See #6141

• Product name: WDE002924
• Manufacturer: Scheider Electric
• Model identifier: FLS/SYSTEM-M/4

The DDF enable only the on/off, we have tried with @jensflorian to bind other cluster to tests, no success, but can be a different hardware/firmare.

Now some information about thoses devices. It seem Schneider play a lot with them, and they are customisable, with features that can be activated/deactivated.
They use the manufacture cluster 0xFF17

For this one, even on the hardware we have 4 endpoint, only one is used the 0x15.
On the cluster 0xFF17

• For endpoint 0x15, the attribute 0x0020 is "0" for the other 16,17 and 18 it's "1"
• For endpoint 0x15, the attribute 0x0001 is "unknown and for the other 16,17 and 18 it's "7f"

From Z2m

Depending on the firmware version the device may support both 1-channel and 2-channel mode. In 1-channel mode both the upper and lower buttons works as the upper buttons. On some firmware versions (incl. those sold as Elko EKO07117) the device starts out in 1-channel mode and must be switched into 2-channel mode either by using the Elko / Wiser gateway or by holding down button 1 and 4 (upper left and lower right) for approx. 10 seconds - the led will flash red and the become green once successfull.

Edit:

I have finally mixed the DDF with the 4 gangs.
It's not possible to know if it's a 2 gang or a 4 gang, same firmware, same hardware, it's just a setting, so all devices have same endoint and same cluster, even not used.

[Smanar]

Wait, I can perhaps mix 2 DDF.

[joggs]

To summarize this in english. The WDE002924 will work, but the 2 gang and 4 gang look the same in the system as it is not possible to see difference by reading the properties, but both will work as expected without any extra tweaking ?

[jensflorian]

This probably depends on pairing, see here. I could only test 1-gang (2buttons) and that one works.

[joggs]

This probably depends on pairing, see here. I could only test 1-gang (2buttons) and that one works.

I bought one 2-gang now and it seems to work well, howerver there is one small visual bug . The 2-gang Schneider switch is visualized in phoscon as 4 square switches, and as the 2-gang schneider switch are 2 rectangles where each rectangle acts as 2 buttons where on is above off. If you mount the switch this way, the mapping needs to change so the numbers are on the same positions in this image

[joggs]

Another small visual bug is that you do not see what button you have mapped

[Smanar]

Unfortunately we have no impact on phoscon, we can only make change on the API.