It is a zwave device, so it’s pretty straightforward, but it does take a couple of steps.
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get the user manual for the device. It should list the available parameters and values that you can select.
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battery operated Z wave devices do not update their configurations immediately to save battery life. Most will do it once a day, some will do it every four hours. So don’t expect to see an immediate change.
Some devices will offer a way to force an immediate update, usually by a button press pattern on the physical device, again, check the user manual.
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start by checking to see if the edge driver that you were already using exposes those parameters in the smartthings app for you to change. If they are, you can change them there.
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if the driver doesn’t, one of the community developers has a driver which will act as a configuration tool for any Z wave device. Subscribe to that driver and once it is on your hub, temporarily change the sensor to it. Then go into the smartthings app and you will be able to change all the available parameters. Once you have changed the parameters, they will be stored in the device itself. (And again, though, there may be a delay where the changes are queued but not actually applied until later.) Then change it back to the everyday driver and your changes will have been retained.