Mobile Presence sensors no longer working

[jkp]

@Ace2

I’m using a device handler by rtorchia : Virtual Presence Sensor.

This is groovy code and you may want to consider switching over to an Edge Driver such as the following:

[ST Edge] vEdge Creator: a virtual device generator for end users

Here is an Edge driver that will enable end-users to create virtual devices that run locally on-hub. UPDATED JULY 2023… Features: Supports the following virtual device types: A/C, air quality, alarm, Alexa switch, battery, CO2 level, contact, door, energy, fan, garage door, illuminance, Level/dimmer-only, lock, light (including RGBW), momentary button/doorbell, motion, panic, presence, refrigerator, smoke detector, sound pressure, sound sensor, switch, switch level/dimmer, temp/humidity, TV, thermostat, video camera, water sensor, window shade Create any number of virtual devices Easy and fast to use: No coding or CLI required Enables you to create 100% local automations with virtual devices See how many devices you’ve created of a given type (inventory) Devices include additional …

But the question is: do your current virtual sensors show the correct status when you arrive and depart?

Your current virtual sensor and webcore will be phased out when ST ends support of the old architecture (groovy) and migrates to Edge.

FAQ: I have no idea what Edge is. Is that a new developer tool? (2022)

As of September 2023, SmartThings has now almost completed transition to a new architecture, part of which is called Edge. The Samsung-hosted free groovy cloud gradually went away beginning on September 30, 2022. For hub-connected devices, including Zwave and Zigbee, the DTH replacement will be Edge Drivers, which are written in the Lua programming language and will run locally on your own hub. IF YOU ARE NEW TO SMARTTHINGS If you are new to SmartThings, the basics of the SmartThings architecture are pretty simple: A) An “Edge Driver” is code that runs on your SmartThings/Aeotec hub so the hub can talk directly to an individual device. If you don’t have a hub, you can skip all the rest of this thread: it won’t apply to your setup. B) If your device uses a “cloud to clo…