OK, at the present time the smartthings zwave implementation does not technically support zwave central scenes.
So what your DTH has to do is to convert The central scene codes into “button presses“ and present itself to smart things as a button controller. So if your device supports 12 different central scene numbers then it would look to smartapps, including the official smart lighting feature, like you have 12 buttons.
You can see examples of this in the custom code handlers for the Homeseer switches, for example.

After several months in beta, this is an initial release of the device handlers for the HomeSeer HS-WS100+ on/off switch and the HomeSeer HS-WD100+ dimmer. [image] [image] These device handlers provide support for the switch’s firmware capabilities for Central Scene notifications for double-tap, triple-tap, and hold functionality for both up and down presses, as well as instant status. The device handlers display the current switch firmware version and also include virtual buttons on the mobile app to allow triggering double and triple tap as well as hold actions. The WD100+ dimmer device handler includes preference options for the device firmware capabilities to set local and remote ramp rates and to reverse the dimmer direction. There are also preference options to turn the li…