I don’t have it but willing to send $20 or so to @dalec or anyone who wants to take a stab at a DTH for it.
I have the Hampton Bay controller, WINK 2, and a Smart Things hub. I’ll try to find some time to capture the handshake.
BTW it is an awesome controller. I bought it through the Hampton Bay replacement parts line and installed it in an older fan. So nice to have Alexa control the lights and fan. I only wish it was Z-Wave.
How much was it? Did you order a wall remote too?
I believe it came to $70 for controller and remote, plus $12 for shipping. They said I can save by waiting for the retail pack, but I said I can’t wait any longer. Plus I’m not sure the retail unit has reverse. My Wink relay is in the same room so I use that as a wall remote.
I am able to connect the fan to ST and see the fingerprint. It uses ZHA and I am able to start creating a device handler. I got the light working along with dimming. And I was able to read the states for the fan speed including Breeze mode. Currently cleaning up my code and working on getting the fan to work with ST. I am fairly new to ST (coming from Wink), any help in making it better would be appreciated.
Here is the description if anyone else is interested.
Endpoint 01
Profile ID 0104
Device ID 000E
Device version 00
Number of in/server clusters 07
List of In/server clusters 0000 0003 0004 0005 0006 0008 0202
Number of out/client clusters 02
List of out/client clusters 0003 0019
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A W E S O M E - SWEET!!! Way to go Ranga!! 
If you can’t wait for the retail version I posted how to contact the fan manufacturer to order repair parts months ago but they still were delayed in getting it out, glad they fiinally started shipping. The $72 kind of cooled my jets after seeing the much lower retail pricing. I was debating about getting it but now that I know it’s ZHA I placed the order.
Calling out to Scott @Sticks18 for a little direction. He will look up to see what the public cluster is and your next step. I think he will want you to click on each of the buttons and capture the code that it is sending or something like that.
Here is my suggestion though… Go grab the code from this great device handler for the GE Smart Fan Controller by @ChadCK which started out from @johnconstantelo super foundation of code. This device handler works extremely well and the user interface is awesome. You don’t need to reinvent the wheel in this area and I am sure the guys will help. You could add the light and timer controller functions
(@JDRoberts can you move Ranga post above over to the right forum) Or before we get too far, If you don’t mind I need @ranga to repost your post in the community developer connected devices forum area because that is where we can get all the help for you from our other great dev guys like @kevintierney @tgauchat @tslagle13 @Sticks18 @erocm1231 These guys are super!
@HomeDepot get your retail stock in for this $50 controller please 
It is coming up on one year since you first teased us with it. 
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Sorry, I can’t move individual posts. I’d suggest just starting a new thread:
https://community.smartthings.com/c/projects-stories/community-created-device-types
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Thanks for the tip. I will try to use the interface from there.
I can currently control the light, dimmer, fan on, off, breeze modes. Working on the rest 
Here is a teaser:
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This is looking so promising! That GE device handler has some great animations in it for when things are changing speeds etc. Make sure to post in the developers forum to get helped out. I have been watching for you to move it over there as @Sticks18 Scott is watching if you need some help.
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I dropped a note on the Home Depot page saying that there is a high demand for this product because no one else is making it. Perhaps if more people do that they’ll get the message.
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Love the progress. I need at least two of these once this is complete. 
Just released the first version of the code. Please test and let me know if everything works as it should. Any suggestions to make it better would be appreciated.
@ranga, which model ceiling fan w/wink was your unit or did you get the retail Universal Ceiling Fan Premier Remote Control (Internet #206591100 Model #99432) from home depot? I have to replace an older ceiling fan before summer and will be following this thread from folks using the newly created DTH. Thanks for your efforts so far.
I went with just buying the replacement part for the fan. I believe it would be quiet similar to the one that comes as Model # 99432. The only physical difference seems to be able to set the direction of the fan.I am waiting for it to be available so I can grab couple more. If anyone has one, they can help test it with the Device Handler. I am unable to see the reversible attribute in the fan anyways.
Are your replacement parts you ordered consist of the black colored remote model TR227A and ceiling fan receiver controller model MR101Z from Home Decorator? If I can use this on my existing fan with reverse working, I’ll replace my existing home decorator Winward IV receiver with this. The retail model remote in white #99432 is Hampton bay brand so hope it’s identical controller as the home decorator replacement part.
Yes, that is correct. I believe they are both the same controller. I am using it on a HomeDecorator Renwick fan. But it does not support the reverse working even with the remote. My fan has a physical switch that needs to be flipped which I believe is the case with most older fans. If I can get my hands on the Hampton Bay controller, I can confirm it works with the DTH.
Does anyone know if this control would work with the Zigbee receiver?
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Hampton-Bay-Universal-Ceiling-Fan-Wireless-Wall-Control-68109/205846346?MERCH=REC--PIPHorizontal1_rr--206591100--205846346--N
Joel,
the above controller is 3 speed and the Zigbee one is 4 speeds… Also not sure what standard /radio is being used between the remote and the puck. All we know the puck uses zigbee between the hub and itself
Given the progress of the Smart App, ordered 4 kits for my fans… 
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