There is some talk here about Phantom devices both with Fibaro and Qubino devices, with no real solution other than setting the parent device to auto configure NO. However this does not remove the extra child devices.
it’s reporting two channels only, so it’s the Vera trying to automate what’s not needed.
1 is for channel 1, 2 for channel 2. in case of multichannels devices, you’ll find in each line the reported command classes.
Its also worth noting that the first time I included the Shutter module I did not have the temp sensor cable connected to the module and it then only added one device for the Window Covering.
I had to exclude the module plug in the temp sensor cable and then include it again. That’s when I get the three child devices, including the two extra ones I wasn’t expecting.
That’s by design. All the multi channels modules are built this way, AFAIK. It’s the sensor part that it’s confusing the engine. In the old days, this would be fixed by manually set in the device pairing process a code to prevent this. In the future Elzo platform they’ll only read supported command classes and this shouldn’t be the case, once the platform is mature.
Sorry to say but sooner or later the ghost devices will come again… or devices are recreated by “the engine” so as customer care calls them. Nothing less to say: good luck and fingers crossed…
Be sure to have it in a ventilated space. I have mine within a ventilated adapter, mounted outside and not near the house. The bricks are going to alter the reading for sure.
