Simon XT/Z-Wave integration?

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@Carl_Hillsman

Simon XT

I’d imagine that you could use a custom relay setup like:

Raspberry Pi with PHP (or Arduino/ESP8266/NodeMCU) to GPIO to Relay to Gate/Garage Trigger

Hi all, I’m pretty excited to be able to bring this project. It ties together and old Raspberry Pi running latest version of Raspbian with HTTPD and a PHP script. The PHP code runs the gpio command in order to trigger pin 4 of the RPi for a second then turns it off. This triggers a simple 5v relay which in-turn shorts out my gate. The obvious difference of what I’m sharing here is the fact that I wrote a SmartThings Device Handler which uses a “hubaction” which means it can be triggered from a WAN connection w/o having to put your device out on the web with a public IP. The hub performs a local action on a local IP. The project is essentially a generic HTTP Device Handler for SmartThings. The goal was to keep it as small/simple as possible. So it consists only of a single PHP script and …

or

Make a "dumb" fan "smart" using cheapo ESP8266 board controllable via ST (universal IR remote)

Hi guys, I’ve been working on a project to make my “dumb” fan “smart”, initially I was going to use a RPi but the board is kind of large and not really portable. Then I discovered this ESP8266 board, it’s tiny, cheap, has Wifi built-in and requires no SD cards. Now my fan is “smart”, it can be controlled from ST, Alexa, ST smartTile dashboard. It’s powered by 2 AA batteries (completely wireless). I’m not really good at describing so please see for yourself: demo video here, and some photos here The hardware includes: ESP8266 board, small breadboard, AA batter holder (3v total), and the IR kit Software includes: Arduino framework: To program ESP8266 using Arduino IDE IRremote ESP8266 Library: To receive/transmit IR, use this code to get the IR code and this code as the main sketch …

to send on/off to something like this:

Brinks Home - Smart Home Security Installation & Monitoring

But I HAVE NO IDEA how you would do it. But from my understanding, if it has an End Point then it can be sent out to a networked device.