Thanx, I tried just now but it didn’t work out. Even after selecting the right profile presence+ illuminance it is worse than “your” driver. Hmm any idea how I can proceed? It looks like there’s only a minor issue left. I mean everything works but only when the presence sensor is activated the lux value becomes updated
I can help and I’m a developper, but I don’t have experience with this kind of stuff…
It does not offer you the option because your fingerprints are not in the driver.
What I was referring to is that if I add the fingerprints, your device is a gas sensor and in the smartthings stock driver there are only smoke and CO sensors, so I don’t know if it would work
Hi - Give me 5 days. I am looking into this. Just installed the CLI and Lua I already know. Seems pretty straight forward for me to put out a custom edge driver for this.
I just got a bunch of alerts that all of my Quirky Tripper contact sensors were removed from Google Home… always a bad sign. I checked SmartThings and sure enough all of the trippers were listed as Zigbee Things. I assume ST made some edge driver change to the standard zigbee driver today 7/21/23 14:15 which killed all the trippers. Is there a fuming emoji?
I began my ST community search and found this thread. I installed your Zigbee Contact Mc driver and now my trippers are happy again.
Thank you for providing the driver to the community!
Based in what tests ?
What was your results ?
Do you have any evidence to share ?
Where did you see this being done exactly ?
The driver can make some operations with the raw data before sending the event to be displayed by the app.
This is what the driver was doing before you said it was wrong.
Then I changed to display the raw data because some devices work with raw data.
The guy tells in the comments on the page I shared that he has done some measurements with a lux meter.
I see he could not find a formule to fit the data. However if I discard the first valuepair you can find this first order fit:
Lux value= 4.572*raw value - 329.7
Or even better:
Lux value = 0.086* e^(0.00735*raw value)
Indeed If you ask me this luminance sensor is pretty worthless. It tops at a way too low raw value of 1000 which is only about 125 lux.