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README.md

Sample Edge Driver for Aeotec MultiSensor 6

Model: ZW100-(A, B, C and G)

Protocol: Z-Wave

Prerequisites

  1. Set up the SmartThings CLI according to the configuration document.
  2. Add the Edge Driver plugin to the CLI.
  3. Configure your development environment for the SmartThingsEdgeDrivers
  4. A SmartThings hub with firmware version 000.038.000XX or greater and an Aeotec MultiSensor 6.

Uploading Your Driver to SmartThings

Note: Take a look at the installation tutorial in our Developer's Community.

  1. Compile the driver:
smartthings edge:drivers:package driver/
  1. Next, create a channel for your driver
smartthings edge:channels:create
  1. Enroll your driver into the channel
smartthings edge:channels:enroll
  1. Publish your driver to the channel
smartthings edge:drivers:publish
  1. If the package was successfully created, you can call the command below and follow the on-screen prompts to install the Driver in your Hub:
smartthings edge:drivers:install

You should see the confirmation message: "Driver {driver-id} installed to Hub {hub-id}"

  1. Use your WiFi router or the SmartThings IDE > My Hubs to locate and copy the IP Address for your Hub.

  2. From a computer on the same local network as your Hub, open a new terminal window and run the command to get the logs from all the installed drivers.

smartthings edge:drivers:logcat --hub-address=x.x.x.x -a

Onboarding your New Device

  1. Open the SmartThings App and go to the location where the hub is installed.

  2. Go to Add (+) > Device or select Scan Nearby (If you have more than one, select the corresponding Hub as well)

  3. Put your device in pairing mode; the specifications will vary by manufacturer (for the Aeotec MultiSensor 6, press the device’s action button once).

  4. Keep the terminal view open until the "infoChanged" lifecycle event is received and the driver starts getting the REPORT commands from the device.

Example Output

<ZwaveDevice: deviceId [3C] (Aeotec Multisensor)> received Z-Wave command: {args={alarm_level=0, alarm_type=0, event="MOTION_DETECTION", event_parameter="", notification_status="ON", notification_type="HOME_SECURITY", v1_alarm_level=0, v1_alarm_type=0, z_wave_alarm_event=8, z_wave_alarm_status="ON", z_wave_alarm_type="BURGLAR", zensor_net_source_node_id=0}, cmd_class="NOTIFICATION", cmd_id="REPORT", dst_channels={}, encap="S2_AUTH", payload="\x00\x00\x00\xFF\x07\x08\x00", src_channel=0, version=3}

If your Device paired correctly and the Driver was applied, you should not see any errors in the logs. You can validate this by opening the SmartThings app and controlling and/or viewing all of the devices Capabilities (e.g., motion or change the temperature).

Additional Notes

  1. This driver allows you to change 2 configuration parameters of the device.
  2. When experimenting with Z-Wave devices, remember to exclude the device before re-pairing.