Using the Smart Lighting app, the main device is NOT listed, only the buttons. When using the SmartThings routines, I do see a list of button 1-3 pressed, double pressed, held etc like in the screenshot. Unlike the Inovelli scene instructions, there are not 8 buttons. Do I assume up is button 1 and down is button 2 and then use the pressed X times?
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With some experimenting I found that button 1 = down and button 2 = up. The button option in automations called āPressed 2 timesā does not appear to work. However, ādouble pressedā does work.
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Hi guys, is the nzw30 series supported for this driver?
@EricM_Inovelli
Any update on when the edge drivers will be able to handle child devices (specifically for black series local and remote control)? I would love to move my devices to local control. Thanks!
Does this help? [ST Edge] How to create child devices with edge? - #40 by nayelyz - Writing Edge Drivers - SmartThings Community
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No. Presently there are just beta drivers with partial functionality for the LZW30 and 31 series.
Yes, theyāre supported by edge drivers.
I have NZW31S on edge driver, created by Mariano. Invite can be found on SmartThings community
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If anyone is interested: SmartThings Edge Drivers: LZW30-SN, LZW30, LZW31-SN, LZW31
Everything should be supported except for associations (still working on that).
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hi, I understand the bulbs are supported by the smartthingsā standard edge drivers, arenāt they? I tried excluding them, factory resetting them and then adding them again but theyāre still running on the device handler instead of the edge drivers . am I missing something?
@tangelogee was able to include his with the Edge Driver after removing the DH. Iāll link his post below.
The common understanding is that the Github Production fork is the one that directs which Edge drives are loaded upon adding the device to the hub. If you look at the Production branch for the Edge drivers in Github, there is not a Zwave Bulb directory as there is in the Main Branch. So it seems that ST has not yet decided to incorporate the Zwave bulbs into the Edge rollout.
That being said, there is a Zwave-bulb directory in the Beta branch and the Ilumin bulbs are listed there. Iām not sure, but I think these drivers are available to users that signed up for the ST Edge Beta program. So based on my limited understanding of this implementation, youād have to be a member of the ST Beta program to get those drivers to load. @tangelogee may be able to shed more light on this.
AFAIK, Inovelli has not released their own beta for the bulbs . . . only the switches.
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They do use the SmartThings Edge drivers, but you need to remove the DTHs for the bulbs and some other devices from your account at https://graph.api.smartthings.com/
Hereās a screenshot of all of the DTHs Iāve removed before the bulb used the Edge drivers.
Once I removed them, the bulb installed using the ST Edge drivers. Iām not sure why the NZW DTHs needed to be removed, but they did. I havenāt added the blue series DTH to my account yet, so that one shouldnāt matter.
Any luck with child device conversion to edge drivers? See [ST Edge] How to create child devices with edge? - #42 by nayelyz - Writing Edge Drivers - SmartThings Community
Hello, I am new to the Edge driver update and I have Smartthings v3 hub running Inovelli LZW30 / LZW31 switches currently. Can you please point me to instructions with all steps to update to Edge drivers? Thanks!
try this thread:
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Hello and thanks. That link took me a page that knows my hub location (street name) and had links to install the red and black series. But no clue where it installed them. I was logged into Groovy at same time so I think thatās how it knew me.
But is there something I need to do first at the Samsung end as far as getting off Groovy? I saw videos on this but not clear. If you know a list of steps for Smartthings v3 hub, please let me know. Thanks.
So at this point, if you want to covert your Inovellis over to Edge, you are going to have to remove the switch from the hub, remove the DH from the IDE and then re-add the switch. It should pick up the Edge driver during the re-add.
Once youāve added, open the deviceās page in the app, and select Driver from the 3-dot menu at the top right. You may see both the stock Edge driver and the Inovelli-made one and you can choose between them.
If you donāt want to go through the trouble of removing and re-adding, I would just wait for ST to do their automatic conversion, after which you should be able to switch to the Inovelli-made driver.
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Got it, thanks a lot!
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so if i have a number of switches, i basically have to remove them all first, then remove the device handlers, and then set them all up? How do you remove device handlers, dont exactly see how. I added a new switch without removing the handlers and all the new features appear there, but groovy still shows it as cloud
If you are not in a hurry, I would leave them as-is and let SmartThings migrate them. According to ST, this will occur sometime between Oct 15 and the end of the year. That saves you from having to delete and re-add, put back all the notifications, etc. At that point, if you wind up with a default Edge driver, you can simply reselect the Inovelli Edge driver from the menu (that you wonāt have until ST automigrates the device).
Anything that gets added presently will use an Edge driver, even if there is a legacy Groovy driver present.
Yes, ignore that. The IDE is going away and doesnāt interface with Edge, so the cloud designation is incorrect. Ignore it.
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Bry, thanks for the quick and thorough response. Good to know about the potential auto transfer. I may just end up doing it anyway as my automations are pretty weak and planned on overhauling anyway. Especially with the proposed Google home changes coming. Good to know I can remove one at a time and re add without deleting all at once to remove the dh. May just do some as I feel up for it
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Any update on the expected availability of the edge drivers for gen 1 switches like NZW30?
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