Whats the correct procedure for doing a full optimization of the zwave network with respect to battery powered devices?
I've always thought that they should be asleep when doing a full optimization. I cant imagine how it would be possible to awaken all the devices and do a full network optimization when you have a large network with many battery devices like I do.
What then is the proper way to optimize battery powered devices when adding them to the network? What if you need to re-optimize that device for whatever reason...what's the proper technique?
Is it incorrect to have more than one battery device awake when optimizing them? I've noticed problems when I optimize one battery device and another is still awake.
Is it possible that a scheduled awake mode for a battery device could interfere with the optimization process?
Somewhat different topic, but I was also wondering about polling and optimization. Ive got several scripts that poll every so often and I know polling can slow things down. Does it actually interfere with the optimization? If so, I should probably turn off these scripts while optimizing.
I've always thought that they should be asleep when doing a full optimization. I cant imagine how it would be possible to awaken all the devices and do a full network optimization when you have a large network with many battery devices like I do.
What then is the proper way to optimize battery powered devices when adding them to the network? What if you need to re-optimize that device for whatever reason...what's the proper technique?
Is it incorrect to have more than one battery device awake when optimizing them? I've noticed problems when I optimize one battery device and another is still awake.
Is it possible that a scheduled awake mode for a battery device could interfere with the optimization process?
Somewhat different topic, but I was also wondering about polling and optimization. Ive got several scripts that poll every so often and I know polling can slow things down. Does it actually interfere with the optimization? If so, I should probably turn off these scripts while optimizing.
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