@Davey1985 - I assume you looked at my announcement post for the new device hander?
All the different press types for the model WXKG01LM Xiaomi button result in standard SmartThings button pushed events except for when the button is held. In that announcement post I included a chart showing that:
| Action | SmartThings Event | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Single press | button 1 pushed |
|
| Hold | button 1 held |
Event comes after button is released ~ |
| Double-click | button 2 pushed |
|
| Triple-click | button 3 pushed |
|
| Quadruple-click | button 4 pushed |
|
| Shizzle-click | button 5 pushed |
5 or more multi-click |
So the button number needs to be part of the piston’s conditional, something like:
if
Device_Name's button #2 gets pushed
Something isn’t correct there. You should see another selection option for “Button Number”, like this:
The only thing I can think of that may be going on here is that your SmartThings Hub is not yet “aware” that the Xiaomi Button can send events for buttons #1-5.
In order for the hub to know how many buttons to make available to smart apps, a device handler has to send a numberOfButtons event.
All of the Xiaomi / Aqara button device handlers sends the numberOfButtons event when the button is paired, but if a user already paired a button and just changes from the old device handler to the new one, the number of buttons isn’t automatically updated.
To manually update the number of available buttons with the new driver, try opening the preference settings for the button in the SmartThings Classic mobile app, and then just press save:
Please let me know if that worked.