I have one of these and I’m pretty sure I put it on my GE ZigBee Switch/Dimmer driver. I think the fingerprint for mine is CentraLite 3210-L if I’m picking the right device out of the list. That driver will do power/energy for switches, but nothing else special (I don’t think that device does anything else though). If your fingerprint matches then give that a try.
I haven’t bothered with the Z-wave repeater portion. The driver wouldn’t do anything for it, so I’ll probably just wait for that to be transitioned by ST.
Apologies if that’s obvious, I’m not very technical. I can see there’s a lot of Ikea bulbs in your channel. Aren’t those supported by edge stock drivers? Currently in groovy I don’t need custom handles for those
Will I need custom edge drivers for ikea once groovy goes away? Will they stop native support?
In the official smatthing zigbee switch driver there are all these ikea bulbs and some more that I haven’t seen.
This is the link to smartthings zegbee switch fingerprints file.
Everything that is in the stock DTH should be passed to edge, I think.
More than strange I would say impossible.
Zigbee and zwave have different protocol and different radio frequency, I don’t see how it can communicate with the DTH
┌─────────────┬──────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Name │ Zigbee Light Multifunction Mc │
│ Version │ 2022-01-26T18:40:54.753496 │
└─────────────┴──────────────────────────────────────┘
It’s not possible for a Zigbee device to use a zwave DTH successfully. That said, there have been several reported cases in the last few months where a Zigbee device was identified during the initial scan as Zwave device. That shouldn’t be possible either, but it’s clearly a bug in the platform where the fingerprint is being picked up incorrectly.
In cases where the device still worked, it seemed to be that it was really using an older Zigbee DTH, just the IDE was wrong.
Not sure what’s going on here, but it’s probably something similar.
Could you send some IDE log captures to see if we can see what it sends and what it receives, in case we clarify something of what is happening with this strange case
Thanks
There has been one recently on Facebook where the device was identified as a ‘Z-Wave Repeater’ and that device type has come up on the forum before. Yet when you look in the list of device types in the IDE it simply isn’t there. So where does it come from?
In fact, initially he was recognized as “thing”. I manually changed the DHT to this everspring flood sensor as instructed by a youtuber in Brazil and it worked.