Hi
@gjanes, @jkp is correct. I think there’s a confusion in the names used for each platform. So, here’s more info for some clarification:
- All the options that you can select for “Device Type” in the IDE are a DTH, not a driver
- Even if you change the option selected there to “placeholder”, it won’t be moved to a driver, you must reinstall it for that purpose through the app
a. In this option, you need to make sure one of the ST drivers support your device or that you already installed the custom driver that does - You can check which drivers you have installed easily from the app. To do so, follow these steps:
a. In the ST app, go to the Hub and enter its details
b. Click on the menu (three-dot symbol in the upper-right corner)
c. Select “driver”.
You’ll see the list of installed drivers and the channels in which your Hub is enrolled - To quickly check what’s controlling the device, if you enter its detail view, go to menu and you don’t see the option “Driver”, it’s likely using a DTH, otherwise you’ll be able to see which driver is controlling it.
Another option is to query the API and the tool mentioned by @jkp can help you check that (API Browser). In case you can use the console of your operative system, you can install the SmartThings CLI.