Custom Device Drivers [Wiki]

[marktheknife]

I’m not quite following. Which devices have you written drivers for?

[njanda]

That list is HE supported products

I think you’re after the community driver list which is HERE

[susam0912]

1. The following devices can use the same driver. The first of them has been released. How can I add the other devices to the driver?

          fingerprint mfr: "0312", prod: "0004", model: "EE02"
          fingerprint mfr: "0312", prod: "EE00", model: "EE04"
          fingerprint mfr: "0312", prod: "BB00", model: "BB02"
          fingerprint mfr: "0312", prod: "BB00", model: "BB04"
   

2. The next two devices as below,The first of them has been released. How can I add the other device to the driver?

          fingerprint mfr: "0312", prod: "FF00", model: "FF0C"
          fingerprint mfr: "0312", prod: "AC01", model: "4001"
   

3. The last five devices as below.No.1 and No.3 of them have been released. How can I add the other devices to the driver?

          fingerprint mfr: "0312", prod: "EE00", model: "EE01"
          fingerprint mfr: "0312", prod: "EE00", model: "EE03"
          fingerprint mfr: "0312", prod: "A000", model: "A005"
          fingerprint mfr: "0312", prod: "BB00", model: "BB01"
          fingerprint mfr: "0312", prod: "BB00", model: "BB03"
   

I don’t have the driver source code for the products that have been released, so I don’t know how to add these similar devices.

Although I also rewrote the drivers for these devices, since there are drivers that can be used directly, wouldn’t it be better to use them?

[thebearmay]

You can always manually change to the driver (hit configure after doing so) even if it doesn't contain the fingerprint. Fingerprint is more for the automatic matching of drivers to devices at initial pairing than anything else.

[susam0912]

I understand what you mean, but for non-professional users, it is more inclined to automatically match the drive. Therefore, it would be better if these fingerprints can be added to the most suitable driver.

[marktheknife]

I’m still a little unclear. Are you asking if it’s possible to add device fingerprints to a hub built-in driver so that they are automatically assigned to the device upon pairing?

@mike.maxwell has added fingerprints to the drivers based on user input in the past.

[susam0912]

Yes, just as you understand.
These products are all developed by our company, and some are just differences in brand and appearance. There is really no need to re-release a driver.

[brwill]

Hello, I haven't the knowledge, nor can find the documentation, to create a device driver for the Leviton VRCZ4, which is a 4-channel Z-Wave ZONE controller (essentially 4 independent On/Off/Dim transmitters.) Can anyone guide me / assist me in this endeavour? Thanks, Brian

[aaiyar]

@brwill

to create a device driver for the Leviton VRCZ4,

@mpk has created an app and driver for this device and made it available on their Github. See this post for details:

App and driver porting to Hubitat

Thanks, @csteele -- I've put the Leviton VRCZ4-M04 Zone Controller App and Driver up on my personal github site, with an intermediate Readme pointer at GitHub - HubitatCommunity/mpk: Hubitat Elevation Apps and Drivers. Let me know (@bobbyD?) if/how I should update Community Apps, Community Device Drivers (AKA Compatible Devices Wiki), or any other listings? Looks like it's de rigueur to point from these lists to a new [RELEASE] topic in category Apps and Drivers > Community Apps (or Community…

[brwill]

Hello aaiyar,

I replied to you with thanks, but I did it by email, and it died. I am still working on it. Thanks.

[mpk]

Let me know if I can answer any questions about the VRCZ4 app/driver

[WMarcolin]

Hi, I was looking for a way to integrate my Samsung SmartThings Wi-Fi air conditioner with HE, and couldn't find it on this list and topics. Talking to a community of friends, they recommended this integration, test, and working well.

Wouldn't it be the case to include it in the initial list? I recommend. Or is there some criterion I don't know about for an eventual non-disclosure?

Drivers for Samsung Appliances controlled via SmartThings Cloud API

This series of drivers uses the SmartThings Cloud to control the referenced Samsung Appliance. It does not require a SmartThings Hub, but does require a SmartThings account as well as access to the SmartThings app on you phone. There are some special installation instructions contained in the references below. GitHub Repository: HubitatActive/SamsungAppliances at master · DaveGut/HubitatActive · GitHub Installation Details: HubitatActive/README.md at master · DaveGut/HubitatActive · GitHub …

[amithalp]

@WMarcolin

Samsung SmartThings Wi-Fi air conditioner

What is exactly your Samsung system you integrated?

[djgutheinz]

They are still in Beta Test mode. Additionally, the series is also a concept to encourage others to develop their own integrations.

[WMarcolin]

I am integrating it with a Samsung WindFree air conditioner (AR12TSFABWKXAP). It is a WiFi operated equipment. As I said, it is already working with HE, it has some details like not exporting information to HomeBridge, or behaving as a switch to turn on and off, unlike other thermostats that when put in cool already understands that is to turn on, but works with small adjustments in the rules.

[djgutheinz]

Bobby,

The TP-Link Kasa Integration is not on either list of drivers/integrations (checked today).

[user3101]

Happy for you to add my driver which is for
POPP zigbee TRV
Hive zigbee TRV
Danfoss Ally TRV
The github link is here: GitHub - JellyGreen/Public-Hubitat-Code: My attempt at hubitat driver code is available here
v1.6 is current

[marktheknife]

Edited OP to add to list with link to driver v1.6.

[neillythere]

Popp zigbee TRV should be listed under Zigbee devices, not Z-Wave.