Squidward
(Jordon)
February 22, 2017, 8:35pm
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Ya from what I have seen. If you look down in the description. It breaks down every piece on the device, showing that it has a zigbee chip. For some reason the button doesn’t show it but I think it does have it.
Here is the DTH for a few
Following on from the thread here
I’ve starting my own thread for my versions of the Xiaomi Motion, Contact and Smart Button device handler. This is so that people are able to find my device handlers easier and concentrate any discussion specific to my version of the handlers rather than previous ones made by others.
I’ve kept the status as “beta” as the actual hardware do not claim official HA1.2 compliance and are very tricky to pair initially. However, once they stay successfully paired for a few hours, they have been proven over the last couple of months to be extremely reliable.
However, I think it is fair to warn people that this is no guarantee that they will continue to work in the future.
More information about pairing in the original thread here and here . I would suggest pe…
And here is the cube
Device handler for Xiaomi Mi Magic Controller . All 6 movements are supported.
Installation:
Load xiaomi-mi-cube.groovy in My Device Handlers section
Pair the cube by tapping a button located inside. Watch for “catchall” line in Hub/Location Events (not Live Log).
I.e. catchall: 0104 0000 01 01 0100 00 DB91 00 04 1234 0A 01 …
Create a new device and use DB91 as Device Network Id.
Use CoRE or any smart app that can handle 7 buttons, like ZWN-SC7.SmartApp.groovy
Buttons:
1: Shake
2: Flip (90 degrees)
3: Flip (180 degrees)
4: Slide
5: Knock
6: Rotate left
7: Rotate right
To use with CoRE:
Let’s say you want to handle knocking:
Add a condition with:
Capability: Button
Buttons list: Your cube device
Button(s): #5
Comparison: is
Value: pushed
If CoRE detects only …
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