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* Started with a Samsung Smarthub 2.0. Difficult to program. | * Started with a Samsung Smarthub 2.0. Difficult to program. | ||
* Currently using HomeSeer Hometroller ZS2 | * Currently using HomeSeer Hometroller ZS2 | ||
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| + | * Z-Wave Motion Detector With Temperature Sensor (PID: 10796) | ||
| + | ** Placed in Freezer so if the temperature got too low I'd get an email | ||
= Living Room = | = Living Room = | ||
Revision as of 21:49, 31 January 2016
Contents
[hide]Zwave Controller
- Started with a Samsung Smarthub 2.0. Difficult to program.
- Currently using HomeSeer Hometroller ZS2
Kitchen
- Z-Wave Motion Detector With Temperature Sensor (PID: 10796)
- Placed in Freezer so if the temperature got too low I'd get an email
Living Room
Lights
- HomePro ZDW120
- Ebay: Used, $20
- Learned that the pairing information is stored on the zwave device, and that the device must receive a leave-network command from a smart hub before it can be added to a new z-wave network.
- Add or remove to z-wave network by turning on and then off. Same to instruct it to leave the network, after the controller has issued the leave-network command
- HomePro ZDW100 (1 of 2)
- Ebay: Used, $20 each
- HomePro ZDW100 (2 of 2)
Remotes
- Aeon Minimote Remote Controller
- This does not work with homeseer out of the box, firmware has to be upgraded and steps followed:
- http://67.217.100.102/showthread.php?p=1168034
- The source page for this was some guys private bulletin board, so I'm copying his article to the wiki
- http://67.217.100.102/showthread.php?p=1168034
- This is what finally worked:
- Update minimote to firmware 1.19 (it was the latest at the time)
- Reset miniremote:
- Hold "Associate" and "Learn" until the lights stop blinking.
- In PlugIns->z-wave->controller management: Actions: Add/Include a Node
- Press start in the HS screen
- Press the "learn" key on miniremote
- Wait while the info is transfered into the miniremote
- Wait some more until it is also 'synchronized'
- If HS reports it created a new remote device, it's done
- This does not work with homeseer out of the box, firmware has to be upgraded and steps followed:
In the events, you can pick "if this device had it's value set to" pick the newly added miniremote controller, pick "button 1 pressed" (or whatever).
Then do whatever you need in the event.
I used them to set various lighting devices to different levels.
