Haseman RS-10PM2 and Haseman DRS6-AI Edge Drivers

Devices & Integrations
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I have two Haseman DIN rail multi-channel switches. One is a 10 channel RS-10PM2 and the other is a DRS6-AI. Both are z-wave. I currently have the included on a Vera system and they work well. I am ow migrating to Smartthings. However the standard drivers do not match then and I cannot find any source of custon edge drivers for them.

I have found edge drivers developed by someone for Hubitat.

My questions are therefore…

  1. Do Haseman edge drivers existing within Smartthings ecosystem?
  2. If not can I use the Hubitat drvers and if yes how do I go about doing this?
  3. If no to both can the Hubitat drivers be converted for Smartthings?

Thanks to anyone for taking time to respond.

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Hopefully somebody more knowledgeable than me will reply to your question but here are a few things.
It does not appear that SmartThings directly supports your Haseman devices. I also do not see any recent mention of Haseman in this forum.
You cannot use Hubitat drivers in SmartThings.
With the Haseman spec sheet (https://z-wavelab.com/image/catalog/PDF/RS-10PM2_Manual.pdf) and the source of the Hubitat driver you could write a SmartThings Edge driver based on the spec sheet and the source code.
The Hubitat driver is written in Groovy and the SmartThings Edge driver would need to be written in Lua.
I doubt that there is any automatic way of converting.
Are you a programmer?
When I needed to write SmartThings Edge drivers for my Z-Wave thermostats I studied drivers for similar Z-Wave thermostats (available in the SmartThings community Edge drivers GitHub). I am a retired programmer.
Here is a link to the equivalent Z-Wave switch repository: SmartThingsEdgeDrivers/drivers/SmartThings/zwave-switch at main · SmartThingsCommunity/SmartThingsEdgeDrivers · GitHub
There is even a GenericMultiChannelDevice that may be a good starting point.

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That Haseman switch looks really good but I have not seen that type of switch used in homes in Ireland. I have seen multi-channel relays in European hotels (I am no expert).
Your profile says Limerick, is that Limerick Ireland?

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Correct, Ireland. These Haseman devices are great. So I am very keen to get them working in Smartthings.

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I’m not a programmer. To create this edge driver from scratch is unknown territory for me.

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Aidan, is there a good step by step guide to creating edge-drivers from scratch, for beginners, In this forum. I have’t found one yet.

Thanks for your reply. John

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Have you tried the “Z-Wave Switch and Child Mc” driver.

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OK, there are some resources, mostly in Youtube (as I remember). I will check my saved lists and find them for you.
Do you already have a SmartThings (or Aeotec) hub? (Beware, the latest 2025 Aeotec V2 does not support Z-Wave).
If so pair the Haseman with it. You will likely have to do a ‘Z-Wave exclusion’ for the Haseman on your SmartThings hub first (despite it not having being paired).
Once paired it will likely use ‘Z-Wave Thing’ as a driver.
As @Paul_Oliver suggests, you should try “Z-Wave Switch and Child Mc” custom driver.
You will need to subscribe to Mariano_Colmenarejo’s channel to access this.

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Hi Paul. Thanks for this.

I am currently using that driver. However I only get one channel out of 6.

Is there a way to add other child channels using the same driver for each?

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Aidan

I have the Arotec Smartthings hub v3. It does support z-wave. I have paired the 6 channel unit with it. No problem. I have changed the driver to the one @Paul_Oliver suggested. The driver works but there is only one channel not six. So it’s close. I need to now make it multichannel.

Thanks

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Post you problem in @Mariano_Colmenarejo ‘s thread that I linked in my previous post.

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Sorry Paul. Which link? The Samsung US link leads to Mariano’s Shared Beta Driver channel.

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