So i have add smartthings for about 3 months and everythings has been working great. i also have honeywell lyric alarm panel which has a z-wave controller built in as well. i was able to make honeywell as a secondary controller. the one issue i have is whenever a light is turned on from honeywell lyric smartthings doesn’t see it as turned ON. So i am unable to run any rules in smartthings because it doesn’t see is ON. Unfortunately honeywell rule engine sucks i can only trigger something and have it on i can’t turn it off after certain amount of time.
However one Bizarre thing is my schlage Door lock and Dimmer (only have 1) are sync with smartthings . they work perfectly when something is done on honeywell smartthings sees it. All my switches are Zooz on/off switches and 1 dimmer which is also Zooz. i am losing my hair trying to figure out why smartthings doesn’t see status change. Please let me know if anything i can try to get the status sync.i called support but they said they can’t do anything look at supports forums…Thanks.
The Lyric is equipped with a “classic Z-Wave” or 300 series chipset, which does not support 500 series “Z-Wave Plus” features. The SmartThings hub does support Z-Wave Plus so those devices can be enrolled directly to SmartThings.
Some of the devices maybe missed by Lyric Controller, also Honeywell had released a firmware update, update and see what will happen.
Also for some odd reasons, Lyric controller works with ST only if it is set as Primary and ST as Secondary.
I have also experienced this anomaly with having ST paired with a Honeywell Lyric. My Schlage lock and Leviton switches sync their on/off status on both controllers, but other things like my Leviton dimmer plug and Fibaro RGBW light controller don’t sync (if I turn it off on the primary ST controller, or using Alexa, the Honeywell panel still shows the device as on). Based on Honeywell documentation, this is something to be expected. I know that on the Honeywell Lyric Panel, when looking at the category list of devices (ie: switches, locks, etc) there is a sync/refresh button (the 2 arrows swirled into a circle) that will correct the Honeywell to reflect the proper device state after 6 seconds. It’s not a deal breaker, but an unexpected inconvenience.
I am also having this same problem, but I’m also having a different problem as well with these two controllers when they are paired. I have a Qubino Flush 1 Relay. It has a switch, a thermostat, and a bunch of other features. I can pair it to the Smartthings hub and it works great at first, but as soon as it automatically shows up as a switch (and only a switch) on the Lyric Controller, several functions the device had on the Smartthings controller stop working in Smartthings. I can pair it to the Lyric Controller, but it never automatically shows up on the Smartthings hub. I really do not need it to show up at all on the Lyric controller, but I do have other devices that both controllers share successfully with useful automations that I do not want to lose. I also still want to be able to use the Flush 1 Relay, but I only need it on Smartthings. If I could get it to just not automatically pair with the Lyric, I’d be fine, but it does every time.
Does anyone know if it’s possible to have Smartthings not automatically share a z wave device when the controllers are paired?