I’ve managed to release a beta edge driver for Terncy, if you have Terncy product, please enable through this invitation. A video tutorial is available at: Setup Terncy in SmartThings - YouTube
Your usage and feedback is greatly appreciated.
Very exciting! I know the integration is through the Terncy gateway, but which devices will be included?
For example, Terncy has a very cool multisensor which includes
A) two PIR motion sensors, which are supposed to be able to tell if you are coming into a room or going out of it
B) lux sensor
C) temperature sensor.
Last time I looked, edge Drivers didn’t have support for lux sensors. And I don’t think smartthings can interpret the motion sensors in the same way that the Terncy gateway does. So would it just look like a motion and temperature sensor? Or?
The smart dial is a battery powered rotary device. Would that just look like a dimmer switch?
The smart switch is a battery powered button which supports press, double press, and long hold. Will all three be exposed to smartthings?
does the doorlock work with smartthings? What functionality is supported if it is?
The air conditioner gateway is a very complex device which can control up to 32 subordinate devices. Is it available through the integration, and again, what functionality is supported if it is?
Terncy has both a 2 gang and 3 gang lighting module. Are all the gangs exposed? Can you get voice control of them from Alexa (a problem with some multi component edge Drivers).
what features of the smart curtain motor are exposed?
Terncy has its own version of scenes, are those exposed?
I assume the smart plug, open/close sensor, and smart socket are just basic devices and are all included, but is that correct?
I’ll update the list in the github.
To summarize, all of wall switch, switch module, (on off, color, color temperature) lights, curtain motor are supported.
The list will keep growing.
For example, Terncy has a very cool multisensor which includes
A) two PIR motion sensors, which are supposed to be able to tell if you are coming into a room or going out of it
B) lux sensor
C) temperature sensor.
The multisensor is exposed to SmartThings as button, motion sensor, temperature sensor and lux sensor
Last time I looked, edge Drivers didn’t have support for lux sensors. And I don’t think smartthings can interpret the motion sensors in the same way that the Terncy gateway does. So would it just look like a motion and temperature sensor? Or?
The smart dial is a battery powered rotary device. Would that just look like a dimmer switch?
The smart dial is exposed as a button to SmartThings at present(2022-02-11), and I’m have not found that ST’s capability has support yet
The smart switch is a battery powered button which supports press, double press, and long hold. Will all three be exposed to smartthings?
The programmable button and the relay are exposed, with single, double, triple press supported
does the doorlock work with smartthings? What functionality is supported if it is?
The doorlock is not exposed to SmartThings at present(2022-02-11), becase Terncy doesn’t support it at the sdk level, due to security concern
The air conditioner gateway is a very complex device which can control up to 32 subordinate devices. Is it available through the integration, and again, what functionality is supported if it is?
The air conditioner gateway is not exposed to SmartThings at present(2022-02-11)
Terncy has both a 2 gang and 3 gang lighting module. Are all the gangs exposed? Can you get voice control of them from Alexa (a problem with some multi component edge Drivers).
Yes, all gangs are exposed. Terncy itself support Alexa, so I think there is no problem to use Terncy devices in Alexa
what features of the smart curtain motor are exposed?
Open and close curtain are supported, the percent capability is in proposed state, not sure if it’s usable now
Terncy has its own version of scenes, are those exposed?
Scenes are not exposed to SmartThings at present(2022-02-11)
I assume the smart plug, open/close sensor, and smart socket are just basic devices and are all included, but is that correct?
If we published a driver and has been installed to a ST hub, then we updated the driver on our channel, how can the end user update the driver version in his hub?