I am having issues getting the KOF Zigbee DTH to work in the new ST app. I removed it and readded it, but it doesn’t actually complete the creation of the device. I do get a “thing” that is found but it won’t do anything.
Has anybody tweaked this DTH to work better with the new app? I have a feeling it is a pretty small change, but I am no expert.
/**
King Of Fans Zigbee Fan Controller
To be used with Ceiling Fan Remote Controller Model MR101Z receiver by Chungear Industrial Co. Ltd
at Home Depot Gardinier 52" Ceiling Fan, Universal Ceiling Fan/Light Premier Remote Model #99432
Copyright 2017 Ranga Pedamallu, Stephan Hackett, Dale Coffing
Contributing Authors:
Ranga Pedamallu; initial release and zigbee parsing mastermind!
Stephan Hackett; new composite (child) device type genius!
Dale Coffing; icons, multiAttribute fan, code maintenance flunky
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the “License”); you may not use this file except
in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at:
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed
on an “AS IS” BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License
for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
*/
def version() {“ver 0.2.170515”} //update as needed
I’m running into the same issue - I’m trying to move over to a new Smartthings Hub at the same time so I thought I might be able to pair it in the Classic app but no dice.
I used @Rafael_Borja DTH and it started working. I did remove the device completely, along with the old KOF DTH and then added the new DTH and repaired the fan.
Does the Alexa - SmartThings skills work with this too? I just enabled the new skill and readers all my devices but Alex reports the fan as not responding. The SmartThings classic app still works to turn it on but it didn’t seem to work with the new Alexa skill.
I updated the KOF Fan and child light with the new code and published. ST Classic app shows the new changes and I can control fan and lights there. However, in the classic app, I can only change the fan to 3 speeds, Low, Med, and Med-High.
Alexa: I deleted ceiling fan, ran discovery. Alexa finds the ceiling fan again but won’t do anything. Shows “There was a problem” if you try to turn on ceiling fan.
New ST app. Devices not responsive. Deleted them. Ran discovery. “Thing” showed up. Renamed “Thing” to “Ceiling Fan”. If I try to open Ceiling Fan icon I get message “Can’t connect to device. Check device and try again”.
Google Home still shows old Ceiling Fan Light and Ceiling Fan Low, Med… but says “not responding” if I try to access them.
You have to log into the IDE and manually change the device handler to the correct one. It will then create the device and child devices automatically.
Please forgive my ignorance. I’ve logged into my Samsung Smartthings account, but I’m not sure where, how or what I’m to change the device handler to? Any further guidance would be appreciated. I’m still learning all this.
haha - not dense - SmartThings does strange things to how they are ordered when they are native versus custom device handlers. I did that the first time as well until I scrolled all the way down and found all fo the good ones
Anyone use this in actiontiles? When I add the fan, it works fine in smartthings, but when I create an actiontile, the slider bar controls the light and not the fan.