I am sorry I couldn't be of more help, I am new to Hubitat but old to Z-Wave so got a little into the technical weeds there
I have looked around in here and it seems there are two approached to handle this problem:
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Adapt a driver to react to the
Basic Set
the sensor sends by default. There is a driver port from ST mentioned here https://community.hubitat.com/t/fibaro-fgk-10x-driver-w-temp/2527/16 that seeks to do that, but I have not been able to get it to work properly. Debug logs are reporting a null pointer read in line 175 on thestate
object. -
Configure the association groups as I did to have the sensor emit binary sensor and temperature readings to the hub. This is typically something Z-Wave installer tools and some handheld controllers can do. As I haven't really dived into the Hubitat architecture yet I am not sure how to do this with HE. But looking at the open source drivers code and a quick search in the developer docs it looks like one should be able to use hubitat.zwave.commands.associationv1.AssociationSet. This command would take two parameters, in this case group should be
3
and destination node should be1
according to the 101 manual
I don't know how to do any of that (yet) but I will try and take a look at that last approach myself as I would like to also get the temperatures that the built in Fibaro drivers supposedly deliver (I am using the generic open/close sensor as of now)/
For that it would be exceedingly helpful if one could see the source code for the built in drivers, but I can't find any public repos containing that. If anyone knows anything about that I would appreciate a pointer