That one and Param20 have been requested and are on my list to add. For simplicity’s sake I probably won’t tie them to firmware version, they’ll just be available to any device in that generation even if the device has older firmware and won’t support it.
Here are two options:
- The Command Line Interface (CLI) is the new way to view device information, but it requires a computer and a bit of technical skill. It’s worth setting up if you’re able since it’s the only way to view logs. Download the most recent release from the Assets section here, open a command prompt window and run
smartthings devices, then find the number next to the device you’re interested in (let’s say it’s 5) and runsmartthings devices 5. You should seeNetwork Idin the output with the hex node ID. - For an easier, though unofficial, way that works even from a tablet or phone, @lmullineux has put together a web interface to view device info pulled from the API. Follow his instructions here. You’ll need to create a token, but can give it minimal permissions (list and see devices; see locations) and can delete it afterwards. Just click on the Info button next to your device and look for the Network Id in the list.