Fibaro RGBW Controller (DTH link in post 32, police light smartapp link in post 79)

[zcapr17 (codersaur)]

@Alwas

The Fibaro RGBW Controller is a VERY strange device. I’ve used all the available device handlers for this module, and it’s been very frustrating. The problems I’ve had are, like yours, turning on faded right down, or 20%, turning on and randomly changing colour (so when it’s red my house looks like a brothel), either the On or Off tile not registering in the app, not being able to easily configure the parameters settings within the app, too many to mention.

@Alwas

@zcapr17 all I can say is good luck, and if you can please add the physical switch parameters in there if it’s possible!

[UPDATE] - Dedicated thread for my device handler is here.

[RELEASE] Fibaro RGBW Controller (FGRGBWM-441) - Advanced DTH

#Fibaro RGBW Controller (FGRGBWM-441) - Advanced DTH Version: 0.03 (2016-11-14) Source: https://github.com/codersaur/SmartThings/tree/master/devices/fibaro-rgbw-controller Woops! It appears I forgot to create a thread for this, so here it is: An advanced device handler for the Fibaro RGBW Controller, with support for changing all parameters and use of channels as inputs. Key features in v0.03: Z-Wave parameters can be configured using the SmartThings GUI. Device associations can be configured using the SmartThings GUI. Support for using the channels in a mixture of IN/OUT modes (i.e. support for analog input sensors)! No more glitches (as sending commands and receiving reports is done properly!) “Energy Meter”, “Power Meter”, and “Polling” capabilities fully implemented. Lev…

Done! After battling with some annoying bugs in both the SmartThings API and the Fibaro firmware, I am pleased to announce the first release of my own ‘advanced’ Fibaro RGBW device handler. Key features are:

• Physical device parameters can be edited from the SmartThings GUI, and verified in the IDE Log.
• Support for using the channels in a mixture of IN/OUT modes (i.e. support for analog input sensors)!
• No more glitches (as sending commands and receiving reports is done properly!)
• “Energy Meter”, “Power Meter”, and “Polling” capabilities fully implemented.
• Level attributes and sliders now have a have range of 0-100%, instead of 0-99%.
• Channels can be mapped to different colours without needing to physically rewire the device.
• Improved compliance with the ‘Color Control’ capability definition, as discussed here.

[Update] You can now edit the Association Group members from the GUI too.

The code, instructions, and examples can all be found here:

All feedback greatly received.

Some screenshots: