(EDGE Driver-Mc): Z-Wave Edge Drivers and others with FIBARO devices:

[JDRoberts]

@Mariano_Colmenarejo

I don’t know if there is DTH for this model?

In the past, some people have used the DTH for the Zooz zen31 RGBW controller. Different company, somewhat different features, but it handled basic functionality OK. I believe @Diegocampy is one of the people who used this DTH for the Fibaro 442.

[OBSOLETE] Zooz RGBW Dimmer (ZEN31)

I won’t be converting the Zooz RGBW Dimmer DTH into an Edge Driver, but most of the functionality should work with a built-in driver once the Groovy platform is retired. This is a DTH for the Zooz RGBW Dimmer (ZEN31). Features Supports all the configuration parameters. Button (pushed, held, pushed_2x, and pushed_3x for all 4 inputs) Displays Power Dimmer (changes white and color) Creates child devices for white and color so you can easily turn them on/off independently with both mobile apps. (optional feature that needs to be enabled in the settings) Preset Programs: fireplace, storm, rainbow, polar lights, police (there are tiles for these in the Classic Mobile App or you can use a SmartApp like WebCoRE to execute the custom commands)     White vs Color Control T…

@krlaframboise , the author of the groovy DTH for the zen31 has said he will probably eventually get around to doing an Edge Driver for it, but it’s near the bottom of his priority list because he has a lot of other Zooz models to work on first. And it’s unclear if that eventual Edge driver for the zen31 will still work for the Fibaro 442.

As you know, you and I have agreed to disagree as to whether Fibaro should be blamed for not providing SmartThings-specific code for their zwave-certified devices. (Particularly since the devices work fine with other zwave certified hubs.)

But we both definitely agree that there are other brands of modules that work much better with SmartThings, and other manufacturers that have put much more effort into getting their devices to integrate with the SmartThings architecture.