How do you set the the speeds for Low, Medium and High? How do you remove Medium-Low and Medium-High so they don't show up as options in the internal Dashboard and Sharptools? What does setting Fan Speed to Auto do? Thanks!

[image] glenn: How do you set the the speeds for Low, Medium and High? You don't, they are fixed in the device and not changeable. [image] glenn: How do you remove Medium-Low and Medium-High so they don't show up as options in the internal Dashboard and Sharptools? You can't. But th…

[image] glenn: What does setting Fan Speed to Auto do? I believe this is only implemented on the Hampton Bay Fan Controller. It causes that controller to randomly adjust the fan speed. Sounds strange, but it is actually interesting. We don't use it typically, but it was fun to play with wh…

[image] glenn: How do you remove Medium-Low and Medium-High so they don't show up as options in the internal Dashboard and Sharptools? For reference, the 'Cycle Speeds' option in SharpTools loops through: [off → low → medium-low → medium → high] eg. it skips medium-high (which is only on L…

[image] ogiewon: I believe this is only implemented on the Hampton Bay Fan Controller. I believe the call the feature "Breeze". Doesn't Hampton Bay have its own Zigbee driver?

Hubitat has a Fan Control Capability that various Fan Controller drivers implement. That is why they all have the same set of speed options, whether the controller supports them all or not. The extra speeds are typically mapped to adjacent speeds so they still work. Device Selector capability.fanC…

[Screenshot_20190910-152601_Chrome] For some reason high speed is set on 75 not 100 Medium 50 and low 25. Ge smart fan control driver On GE/jasco z-wave fan controller. I'm just put it on generic z-wave dimmer so i can set any percentage i want to as workaround. Is this feature or bug? @mike…

[image] plantucha: I'm just put it on generic z-wave dimmer so i can set any percentage i want to as workaround. The built in Device Type "GE Smart Fan Controller" doesn't have an option for setting the Fan Speed "dim levels". These are fixed at: Low = 25% Medium = 50% High = 75%. The GE …

Just note that even if you set custom levels, though, the physical device ignores. them. I was incorrect when I made that driver - it is hard coded to use 0/33/66 as the breakpoints no matter what you input. AKA don't use the custom driver, it doesn't do what you think it does.,..

[image] JasonJoel: AKA don't use the custom driver, it doesn't do what you think it does.,.. Hi @JasonJoel , can you explain what you mean by this. The GE Z-Wave 3-Speed Fan Controller will set the fan speed based on the following "dim levels". Physical Fan Speed: Low - 1 to 33 Medium - 34…

My driver is fine to use for that. What I meant is that if in the driver you set the % for HIGH to say 50% - you will not get HIGH (you will get MEDIUM on the actual fan - regardless what the driver, hubitat, or Alexa say). Because 50% always = MEDIUM in the physical device itself. Which can be a …

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glenn November 2, 2020, 10:07pm 13

Rather than using the built in integration check out the Google Home Community app.