Ok, let’s start with the easy ones: nothing you can do with the Nest devices at this point. The kiddie defector, I’ve never seen anything for. What’s the model?
MyQ and wink relays can be integrated with some tinkering.
Here’s the most popular option for MyQ. You’ll want to purchase a separate tilt sensor.
This SmartApp integrates Chamberlain/LiftMaster MyQ doors and light controls into SmartThings. It creates a garage door or light switch (MyQ light module, not the light on the door itself) device in your list of Things and allows you to control the device…
By tapping the device buttons in the SmartThings mobile app
Automatically by your presence (coming or going) in a Routine or other SmartThings rules app
Via switch tiles in a SmartTiles dashboard
By asking Alexa or Google Home to turn the on the door or light
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Installation and Usage
Follow the instructions and get the code here: GitHub - brbeaird/SmartThings_MyQ: Integrate SmartThings with MyQ (Obsolete) . Make sure and install the SmartApp code as well as the applicable device handlers
An optional (but strongly re…
And here’s the one for wink relay.
I’ve developed a custom integration for connecting the Wink Relay to SmartThings and would like to share it with the community. With the integration, you can control the light loads (relays) and get instant status updates for the sensors, light loads, and button presses. The integration is all performed over your local network with no additional dependencies on IFTTT, Stringify, or other cloud services.
This integration was originally written for Groovy and does not work since SmartThings shutdown Groovy in 2023. The source code for the Groovy Device Type Handler (DTH) and SmartApp are open source and available below if anyone from the community wants to take over and port things to an Edge Driver.
Developer Note: I am not personally using Wink Relay devices any more, but …
If you have any questions, your best bet is to read those threads throughly and post questions in them.
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