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The Platform Support Image version (server.psi) is lower than the requested schema version #40
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Sorry - V4 added some protection with incompatible PSI versions (seems that it works 😄 ) When I come to releasing V4 - All PSI's will be available |
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Thank-you!!!! I'll try it when I get home.
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Sorry - V4 added some protection with incompatible PSI versions (seems that it works 😄 )
I have now uploaded the latest test PSI (Win x64)
When I come to releasing V4 - All PSI's will be available
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That worked! I did notice that one of the devices (iBlinds controller) now has a Windows Covering command class. I don't believe that was there before. It was controlled with the Multilevel Switch command class, but that is no longer available. Is that something the ZWaveJS server would have introduced? |
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Finally got some time to refactor my application to use 4.0.0. I'm using the prebuilt PSI and am getting this error:
The Platform Support Image version (server.psi) is lower than the requested schema version
I think I'm following the instructions correctly. Is there something else I need to do?
Regards,
-John
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