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Nexus NX1000 One Touch Scene controller
Hi all,
I am trying to find a nice scene controller for Homey but in my opinion most Zwave/Zigbee controllers are either ugly or don't have enough buttons. I found this device online, the Nexia One Touch NX1000. It's battery powered, has a led screen and in theory you can name the buttons how you like it. 15 buttons available. On some sites it gets advertised as compatible with any Z-wave controller but so far it only seems to work with their own Nexia hub/controller. I purchased the device from the USA and it looks quite good. However Homey can't find the device and hence it's uselss. It's the only Scene controller which really looks fancy so I was wondering, how can we get this device to work? Pics:
I am trying to find a nice scene controller for Homey but in my opinion most Zwave/Zigbee controllers are either ugly or don't have enough buttons. I found this device online, the Nexia One Touch NX1000. It's battery powered, has a led screen and in theory you can name the buttons how you like it. 15 buttons available. On some sites it gets advertised as compatible with any Z-wave controller but so far it only seems to work with their own Nexia hub/controller. I purchased the device from the USA and it looks quite good. However Homey can't find the device and hence it's uselss. It's the only Scene controller which really looks fancy so I was wondering, how can we get this device to work? Pics:
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For a Z-wave scene controller you will need to create a dedicated app that is able to create the flow card triggers based on the Scene notifications send by the device...
Does the Nexus support only a single click or multiple clicks per button?
You could use the app and driver of one of the ugly Z-wave scene controllers as starting point... e.g. the Remotec Scene Master or the Hank Scene controller(s)
Typically a US originating Z-wave device will be operating at a US Z-wave frequency:
This should be visible on the device or it’s packaging
but the Nexus is also a US form factor device... so I don’t know if they even have a EU FW at all...
I guess you could contact Nexus to ask..