Are you by any chance using an iOS 16 device? If so, it’s an issue several people have reported.
See the following discussion:
Sometime between yesterday and today, I’ve lost the ability to get logs when running smartthings edge:drivers:logcat when filtering by my Edge driver. If I let it show “all” I do see a bunch of activity, but my LAN driver is silent, even when I scan for local devices on the mobile app. Stuff I’ve tried:
Opening a new terminal
Re-publishing the driver with smartthings edge:drivers:package -I (no changes have been made to it over the last couple days that I remember)
Restarting my hub
Still nothing. Is there anything else that could be causing it to just stall here?
The workaround for now is to use an Android device for the add. Once it’s on your network, you can go back to using the iPhone. Or, as you noted, you may be able to start the scan from the brand and have it add that way.
Comment from a staff member
Update:
The team is handling this as a critical issue due to the high impact.
Some of the internal staff are following the progress closely, so, don’t worry about this not being considered important.
As soon as we get more info, we’ll let you know.
For those that have issues adding Zigbee/Z-Wave devices using “Scan nearby”:
If your device’s brand appears in the devices catalog, you can select this option. It seems it is not bound to the brand, so, any similar option found in the catalog should help you.
As the Edge connection is done by default, it won’t be paired with the DTH unless there isn’t a matching driver installed in your Hub or the default channel.
In the case of Z-Wave, the option of “Generic Z-Wave” in the tab “By device type” will help you trigger the discovery proces…
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