I always thought it was a V2 hub - but after checking - it’s a Smartthings Wifi…
I’m off to Google what that means and whether it’s compatible with my sensors
@RBoy - do you think the problem is because I’ve got a Smartthings Wifi ?
I always thought it was a V2 hub - but after checking - it’s a Smartthings Wifi…
I’m off to Google what that means and whether it’s compatible with my sensors
@RBoy - do you think the problem is because I’ve got a Smartthings Wifi ?
Unlikely. Zwave and WiFi are on different frequencies. If your other zwave devices are working then it probably a bad batch. If no zwave devices are working then it’s a bad hub / module.
Sorry… if this is a stupid suggestion (just because I had the same problem). Are you pressing the correct tiny button on the sensor to pair it? It’s a tiny hole that you need a paper clip for, not the larger button you can see when you take off the cover. There is no picture in the instruction manual for this.
Good suggestion…but I’ve got the right button…
Maybe another bad suggestion: take the battery out press and hold the button while you put the battery back in and keep holding it for a little longer. That often resets devices.
@pizzinini - worth a try - didn’t work though
received two replacement sensors - neither of the two new sensors will pair. Very sad.
I don’t have any other z-wave devices to test.
Added:
Argghhhh
Just found this:
But the Catch 22 with Australia is that Z-Wave uses a different frequency here rendering the unlicensed US 908.42Mhz and all US devices useless here. So, while there are thousands of devices using Z-Wave, they are country specific. That is why Samsung took a while to make its SmartThings hub for Australia/NZ.
From here: https://www.gadgetguy.com.au/samsung-smartthings-finally-in-australia-well-for-victorians-anyway/
Ah, yup. We probably should have caught them when you posted your shard was AP02.
Huh, I didn’t realize that Monoprice ships outside the US
@RBoy - yep, they do. At least twice. Once for the original two ($78 shipping) and then for the replacement two ($0).
Their support should have picked that up. Or at least a warning on their site.
While you’re here…do your apps and device handler support this:
http://zwave.com.au/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=263
The primary need is to detect small temperature and humidity changes (1°C, RH 1%).
Many thanks.