I'm having basically this same problem (I think) and still haven't been able to resolve it yet. I downloaded the replacement 0086_0002_0009.json on this thread into ext/pepper1db. The replacement file is 63k while the file that was there previously was only 3k -- seem promising. But, even after restarting the service (Configure -> Maintenance -> System Options -> Restart), there is still only one variable available in the Variable Id dropdown under Configuration Variables.
I also have Aeon Smart Energy Switches and they seem to work fine. When I go to their setup screens and click Get under Node Information, the Configuration Variables:Variable Id dropdown gets populated with 16 well-documented variables. When I do the same thing with my Home Energy Monitor, the query seems to go fine, but then nothing on the page (including the Variable Id dropdown) changes when the query is complete.
I've already asked this question on the G+ forum:
https://plus.google.com/113985424588632264482/posts/BoFPMSNAzDuBut, no response beyond a clarifying question. Here is the abbreviated content, copied here for convenience:
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Ben: HG works great with my Aeon Smart Energy Switches and Everspring temp/humidity sensor. But, it doesn't seem to work with my Aeon Home Energy Monitors. Specifically, when I go to the setup screen, there is only one "Variable Id" under "Configuration Variables". With the switches, there are many useful variables in this spot. Getting the value of channels 1 and 2 under "Multi Instance/Channel" seems to report wattage, but channels 3 and above time out. Clicking Get under "Meter" does nothing (not even a time out). I'm a reasonably competent developer; is there some place specific I can look to see what's going wrong here? Perhaps the wrong XML is being pulled from pepper1?
HomeGenie: what is the Node Information Frame of your device like?
Ben: The result from
http://192.168.1.99/api/HomeAutomation.ZWave/5/NodeInfo.Get is [{"ResponseValue":"04 21 01 70 31 72 86 32 80 85 60"}] for the Smart Energy Monitor. The Smart Energy Switches (which work) return [{"ResponseValue":"04 10 01 25 31 32 27 70 85 72 86 EF 82"}].
Ben: Here's another result I'd think would be interesting:
http://benpelletier.com/HEM_Modules.Get.txtWhen I used this same device with my Almond+ router, it exposed many information channels -- each clamp individually and the sum of both clamps power, energy, and current, and voltage for each clamp individually.
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Any ideas?