The End of Groovy Has Arrived

[Terri_Baker (TeBa)]

@abcd

what happened to make me unable to create new device handler? And is there any way to recover?

With the platform change to edge drivers and more local execution groovy and the IDE are being shutdown in a few weeks so no new DTHs and the info in the IDE will likely be inacurate.
Youll need to look for an edge driver to support your device.

What is the device and someone might be able to help you find one.

[abcd (ice-cream)]

My device is Zigbee smart plug with power meter.

[jkp]

brand/model of the smart plug? most likely @Mariano_Colmenarejo has created an Edge Driver with power metering for it

[h0ckeysk8er (Bruce Pinsky)]

@abcd

My device is Zigbee smart plug with power meter.

The list of supported models for the stock Smartthings Zigbee switch with power meter driver is here:

SmartThingsCommunity/SmartThingsEdgeDrivers/blob/main/drivers/SmartThings/zigbee-switch/fingerprints.yml

Otherwise, as @jkp suggests, look at @Mariano_Colmenarejo Zigbee Switch MC driver here:

(EDGE Driver-Mc): Zigbee Switch Mc, Zigbee Switch Power Mc, Zigbee Multi Switch and Child Mc

(NEW RELEASE) Version 5 of the Edge Beta Driver: Zigbee Switch Mc As this driver has many users I have put it in a new separate thread Link to original thread: https://community.smartthings.com/t/beta-zigbee-edge-driver-compatible-with-lidl-ecosmart-osram-smartthings-others/231689?u=mariano_colmenarejo Improvements: At the request of @milandjurovic71 , one of his many good ideas, Add to devices a simulated meter of power and energy consumption. Added Capability PowerMeter: Displays the rated power entered in preferences, when device is On The standard graph shows the consumption in each hour or day Added Capability EnergyMeter: Displays the energy consumption accumulated during the device’s operating time (On) The Standard Graph shows the accumulated Energy meter by hour or days…

[abcd (ice-cream)]

How can i test this and put the code in my own account?

[h0ckeysk8er (Bruce Pinsky)]

@abcd

How can i test this and put the code in my own account?

You need to subscribe to the author’s channel and then select the driver you want to be installed to your hub. For the stock Smartthings drivers, you subscribe here:

Preview | SmartThings-managed Edge Device Drivers

As a part of the SmartThings Edge Beta, we are previewing a set of device drivers (Edge Drivers) managed by SmartThings that can be used with some of your Works with SmartThings devices. These drivers will be made available with our new Driver Sharing feature for device testing and community distribution of Hub Connected devices. Previously, sharing Groovy Device Type Handlers (DTHs) required end-users to copy and paste the code for each individual device into their accounts. Now developers and users can create, share, and consume drivers outside of the SmartThings App with a unique URL. Things to Know Before getting started, there are a few things you should know about installing Edge drivers using the Driver Sharing feature: Driver Sharing provides access to Channels with groups of…

Info for @Mariano_Colmenarejo Zigbee switch driver is here:

(EDGE Driver-Mc): Zigbee Switch Mc, Zigbee Switch Power Mc, Zigbee Multi Switch and Child Mc

(NEW RELEASE) Version 5 of the Edge Beta Driver: Zigbee Switch Mc As this driver has many users I have put it in a new separate thread Link to original thread: https://community.smartthings.com/t/beta-zigbee-edge-driver-compatible-with-lidl-ecosmart-osram-smartthings-others/231689?u=mariano_colmenarejo Improvements: At the request of @milandjurovic71 , one of his many good ideas, Add to devices a simulated meter of power and energy consumption. Added Capability PowerMeter: Displays the rated power entered in preferences, when device is On The standard graph shows the consumption in each hour or day Added Capability EnergyMeter: Displays the energy consumption accumulated during the device’s operating time (On) The Standard Graph shows the accumulated Energy meter by hour or days…

[steinauf (Sean)]

fwiw, i have that same plug which had been migrated to a stock driver. i just changed it to Mariano’s driver which has a lot more options and settings

[markplewis (Mark)]

I worked in IT for years. Every company I worked for implemented change moratoriums during periods that were deemed critical to the business or for when they expected extremely heavy activity. Samsung is making what is probably the largest change ever made to the SmartThings platform just as new hubs, sensors, thermostats, etc. are being unwrapped and new users are coming onboard.

[sipuncher (Simon)]

Has anyone else has issues with Zigbee devices going offline? I only have two (most devices I have are Z-Wave) but ever since migrating to Edge drivers my motion sensor and doorbell relay have worked fine for a few days and then gone offline.

This could be unrelated to the drivers and be down to the hub firmware upgrade that happened at a similar time. I removed and re-added the motion sensor as that’s easily accessible and that fixed it for a few days but it seems once they go offline they don’t come back online.

[HalD (Hal)]

@sipuncher

issues with Zigbee devices going offline

There are a number of people reporting this beginning with firmware 45.9.

Zigbee devices offline in November 2022

how is it posible for zigbee devices to go offline today 6 devices went offline one of which is a smartthings plug , i rebooted the hub but still offline i had to reset 3 devices and re add them (sonoff zigbee conatct button and pir ) the smartthings plug i had toturn off and back on . ive had the odd contact sensor go offline before ,things that show as 100% battery when completely flat just dont understand how now i do [image] should have looked there first before pulling my hair out lol

Most of my Zigbee devices offline & can't rejoin (Nov 2022)

A couple of days ago most of my Zigbee devices went offline and no matter what I do to try add them again they don’t. Putting them into pairing mode, nothing is found, even though they’re from different manufacturers and different devices. Here’s a few of the device types: Ikea Tradfri GU10 bulb Ikea Tradfri 1000lm bulb Ikea motion sensor Wemo zigbee white bulb Xiaomi Aqara button Xiaomi Aqara temp humidty sensor Does anyone have any understanding if this is a broader hub (US v2) update issue or a device driver issue? From reading topics here, I can’t work out where to start with diagnosing this.

And a couple of other threads

[sipuncher (Simon)]

Thanks for pointing me at these - apologies I should have searched first before posting.

Will engage with those threads and see if it offers up any solutions.

[HalD (Hal)]

@sipuncher

offers up any solutions

I haven’t seen anything that I’d consider a real fix. You’ll find a few things that seem to work for some people some of the time.

Assuming you’ve got an Aeotec or V3/2018 hub, the trouble seems to have started with firmware 45.9. The release notes mention a replacement of the ZigBee stack for those hubs.

Aeotec Smart Home Hub/2018/2015 Model Hub Firmware Release Notes - 0.45.9

We will begin rolling out Samsung SmartThings Hub firmware version 0.45.9 starting Monday, October 17. Once downloaded, your Hub will briefly go offline as it reboots and applies the update; most customers will experience less than one minute of downtime. We will update the status page when the release is complete. Hub Target: Samsung SmartThings Hub 2015 (Hub v2) Samsung SmartThings Hub 2018 (Hub v3) Aeotec Smart Home Hub Release Date: 17 October 2022 ~ 21 October 2022 Note that this release may be spread out over a week, so you may not see your Hub update the first day of the release period. Release Notes General Fixed an issue driving high system CPU when the Drivers were nearly the hard memory limit, resulting in frequent disconnects, high latency, and other issues. Fixed a …

[sipuncher (Simon)]

I have a v2 hub, but yes the issue did start occurring around the same time it was upgraded to 45.9, and 45.11 hasn’t helped.

[csstup (Corey Stup)]

My V2 hubs have had no issues with Zigbee, but my beta hub was updated to 000.046.00004 a couple days ago. Still no issues.

[abcd (ice-cream)]

In this step, how can i get my hub-id

[NickA]

Not 100% sure this is correct but:

One simple home system. A world of possibilities. | SmartThings

go to rooms and select your hub and you should see the id#

[abcd (ice-cream)]

Thank you, now i can get the hub-id.

[Wayne_Myers]

Hi,

Is anyone else in the same situation as me.

Its now the 12th December 19 days and counting until the big groovy DTH switch off and I have not had one device migrated by the process to the Smartthings edge drivers.

I have done 1 manual move of an Aeotec device using the third party driver not the Samsung beta ones, and also tried and tested some other third party edge drivers that I have access to, but nothing seems to have moved automatically by itself.

I am hoping the fact I was proactive with looking at and implementing solutions for items that did not look like they were on the auto migration process have not excluded my hub from the automatic transition.

Anyone else getting a little nervous that they have had no devices migrate yet?

[Marcin_K (Marcin)]

So far none of my z-Wave devices have been migrated yet (Fibaro, Qubino, Aeotec), I also getting little nervous. Let’s hope everything ends well.

[Wayne_Myers]

I have a mixture of Zigbee and ZWave, but its good to know others are in the same boat.

I just hope this is something post the new year a number of us are left going around sorting out.

There are so many devices and integrations I would need to resolve. I expect a number of issues with auto migration, but hope to deal with exceptions rather than a whole system!