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No unfortunately not yet. Currently very busy with protocol things. After that I'll fix the Thermostat Setpoint command class. After that fix the Z-Wave API.
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It seems you cannot relay the tag information. It has nice extended documentation so this an app could be made fairly easy for this device.
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Yes you can
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The Thermostat Setpoint command class should be in the beta channel fairly soon.
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Then your devices won't work very well because most devices only allow 1 association for certain groups. Yes it is.
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You can add the fibaro controller as a Z-Wave controller device to Homey but those devices have no use within Homey. Why would you need a fibaro when you have a Homey
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Is on the todo list but not very high.
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Motion, humidity, temperature and light should work. Vibration I'm not sure about. I don't know which command class the device uses for vibration. If it's the alarm command class, not at launch. I'm working on that one now.
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We did when you include Homey in an existing network it detects your current nodes (only routing slaves, no battery devices though). The pair wizard will then give you the option to add the devices already in the network. This could generate a l…
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We don't want to make a xml file for every device. We're using a algorithm to give you possible matches with a Homey device class which you can then choose from.
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At the moment I'm working very hard to get Homey through the Z-Wave certification process (which is very thorough). After we passed that phase I can focus on supporting more command classes. Please let me know which command classes you all find the …
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@fire69 When you add a Z-Wave device with capabilities that aren't yet build in the Z-Wave driver Homey tries to control the device using the Basic commands (on and off). This means Homey should be capable of opening and closing the curtains at laun…
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@moek Homey will be able to control automatic curtains via Z-Wave, not at launch though.
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@kasteleman for now it is one line. The input has to be in CSV format (parameter,size,value;parameter,size,value;...). Later we can make it more fancy.
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@kasteleman
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Including the configurable parameters.
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Z-Wave also has that functionality. I will talk with Emile about that, don't expect it at launch.
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As stated before Homey can be included in a existing Z-Wave network if the primary controller of that network supports a Controller Shift. This is a function mandatory for Z-Wave plus controllers. If your current controller supports Controller Shift…
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Hi Dextro, We have build our own Homey Z-Wave api and driver to interface with the ZM5304. Homey supports inclusion in an existing network if your controller supports Controller Shift. Because we wrote all Z-Wave functionality our self, all feed…
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I don't know if/where Emile added the button The code is has been written
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For specific device information you have to ask the manufacturer.
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You can include Homey in a existing Z-Wave network if the primary controller in your network supports a controller shift.
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Homey does support Network Wide Inclusion as well as Direct Range. Refer to your devices manual which method your device supports.
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Last couple of days (and nights) I've been busy with Z-Wave associations and basic support will be available! I can't put a date on full support yet.
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Homey supports basic get/set commands to all Z-Wave devices in the network.
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I think this should answer your question. A Z-Wave network always needs at least one controller but can have multiple. You can create a new Z-Wave network with Homey or should be able to include it in a existing network (were working on that). I…
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Homey got a Z-Wave 500 series module which does support Z-Wave Plus.
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Hello Everyone! I'm Taco, a 22 year old Electrical Engineering student living in Enschede. I'm going to help out with the embedded software for Homey. My main focus will be the communication between the hard- and software. At the moment I'm working…