Local DTH for Aeotec TriSensor with adjustable ux threshold

Is there a Local DTH for the Aeotec Trisensor that allows me to set the Lux reporting threshold to 50?

I tired the one for @krlaframboise and it works perfect!

But it says the Execution Location is cloud and I try to do it local whenever I can.

If I use the default Z-Wave Motion/Temp/Light the lux, update is horribly slow and I think there might be a built in 100 or 200 lux threshold because my garage is 16 lux with no lights on and 90 lux with 2 CFL lights on and it doesn’t change.

(On a side note for anyone interested in the Trisensor, it’s motion detection is very fast)

The generic built-in handlers don’t mess with configuration parameters so you can join the device with my handler, configure it, make sure the device woke up and applied all the changes, and then change the device’s “Type” field back to the built-in handler for local execusion.

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Perfect! Thank you very much!

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Do you have any documentation describing how i can install your DTH? I am more persistent than savvy, so a little documentation would help a great deal.

The generic handler when I first set the device up showed Cloud. After configuring your DTH, that didn’t change. Is there some other way to change this DTH to execute locally?

Thanks!

There’s no way to make a custom DTH execute locally, but you can use the custom handler to change the settings and then go into the IDE and change it to a handler that does execute locally.

Just make sure you wake the device up before changing handlers to ensure that the setting changes get sent to the device.

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@krlaframboise, just checking. Do you plan to write an Edge Driver for this device?

Did you check his GitHub?? All answers you seek are there I’m sure! Cheers!

I doubt it. Now that Aeotec manufactures the hub I’m hoping they’ll have fully functional drivers for all their products.