Diagnostic view

The diagnostic view presents information about all CLU in the project and the modules connected to them.

To open Diagnostic View in Object Manager:

• Select Tools from the menu bar,
• Select Diagnostic view.

A window showing a list of all CLUs in the project will appear.

The view presents the following information for the CLU:

• Type - device type name,
• Serial Number - device serial number,
• Status - CLU status,
• IP Address - device IP address,
• Cloud Connection - cloud connection status,
• Voltage - CLU supply voltage value,
• HwType - hardware type,
• HwVersion - hardware version,
• FwType - firmware type,
• FwVersion - firmware version,
• FwAPIVersion - API firmware version.

CLU statuses:

• OK - CLU returns diagnostic data,
• DISCONNECTED - CLU not responding,
• DIAGNOSTICS_OFF - CLU responds but does not return diagnostic data.

After clicking on the CLU, a window appears with all TF-Bus modules connected to it.

The view shows the following information for TF-Bus modules:

• Type - module type name,
• Serial Number - serial number of the module,
• Order - the sequence of connection to the TF-Bus (set manually),
• Connection - connection status with TF-Bus,
• Voltage - voltage value on the bus for the module,
• Fails - number of failed module responses,
• Banned - information if the module is banned,
• HwType - hardware type,
• HwVersion - hardware version,
• FwType - firmware type,
• FwVersion - firmware version,
• FwAPIVersion - API firmware version.

In the lower right corner there is information about the number of used modules:

If the CLU has Z-Wave modules connected, it will be possible to display them in the Z-Wave tab.

The view presents the following information for Z-Wave modules:

• Type - module type name,
• Serial Number - serial number of the module,
• NodeID - Node ID of the module,
• HomeID - Home ID of the module,
• ProductID - Product ID of the module,
• ManufacturerID - Manufacturer ID of the module,
• Failures - number of failed module responses,
• Banned - information whether the module is banned,
• Signal - signal strength,
• Battery level - battery level,
• HwType - hardware type,
• FwAPIVersion - API firmware version.

Configuration of the diagnostic view

A. Refreshing the view

The diagnostic view is refreshed when the "Refresh" button is pressed, or every 5 seconds if the Auto refresh option is selected.

B. Table configuration

Visibility and the order of displaying columns can be set after pressing the "Column settings" button, located in the upper left corner of the window.

The configuration window will appear.

It is also possible to change the order of the columns by dragging their names in the main window.

C. Sorting rows

By clicking on a column name, you can sort rows in ascending or descending order or return to the default display.

D. Setting the sequence of connection to the TF-Bus

The order of the modules connected to the TF-Bus must be set manually, otherwise the modules in the Order column will be marked as "Unordered".

To set the order of modules, click the "Tfbus order" button.

Then a window will appear in which you can set the order of modules in relation to CLUZ (Center 0) using the Up and Down buttons.