How do I migrate my Aeotec/Smartthings devices to my Hubitat Hub now that Smartthings discontinued Groovy?

[SwitchToHE]

Now that Smartthings has updated to the new "Edge" drivers, how can I migrate the devices to my new Hubitat Elevation hub so that I can discontinue using Smartthings? It appears all the information I can find ends with not being supported anymore. I have installed Mira on my ST hub and successfully connected to my HE, but this is not the direction I wanted (HE to ST). I want to go in the opposite direction (ST to HE).

[wiegout]

Unless I'm missing something obvious, you'd disconnect the devices one by one from SmartThings, do a factory reset, and then add the device to Habitat. There's a list of compatible devices here. List of Compatible Devices | Hubitat Documentation

And of course there may also be community drivers for other devices. You would search here in the Community site for those.

[aaiyar]

@user6587

I want to go in the opposite direction (ST to HE).

HubiThings Replica

[RELEASE] HubiThings Replica

A Hubitat application to allow real-time bi-direction updates between Hubitat and SmartThings devices, modes, scenes, weather and push notifications utilizing the SmartThings OAuth Cloud API. Includes the ability to have multiple ST locations with multiple ST hubs replicated to a single Hubitat hub. It is not a requirement to have a ST hub to operate mirror functions to cloud native ST devices. This solution requires a reasonable degree of understanding of both Hubitat and SmartThings. The orig…

[rlithgow1]

I think though he wants to migrate not mesh though.... In that he would have to re pair everything to Hubitat...

[SwitchToHE]

Thank you, All. I ended up removing the devices from ST one by one as I factory reset each device. Then added them as new devices in HE. I’m also allowing them to Mira back to Smartthings until I am completely done with setting up automations and such. As you know HE automations are little more involved with setting up then the new ST way.

I’m also noticing a significant improvement in response times using HE. Which was my hope.

[rlithgow1]

Good to hear. One thing you need to watch out for is ghosts. If you have a failed pairing STOP. Reset the device, then go to yourhubip>>z-wave details and look for an entry with noting in the routing column and nothing in the device column. That needs to be removed before continuing.

Also take a look at this post. It will help you avoid some gotchas that may cause some temporary frustrations...

Are you new to home automation or Hubitat or coming from a different platform such as SmartThings, Vera, or Wink? This may help!

Just throwing this out there. It may or may not be a help and I'm sure many others will contribute to this thread. Here are a few things to start you off. Z-wave Devices: 1: You do not need Wink/ST/Vera etc. to exclude your existing z-wave devices. Hubitat can do the exclusion for you. (Make sure you turn off your old hub first!) In most cases this is sufficient before pairing. Sometimes though you may need to factory reset the device. Non Plus z-wave devices may have to be included/excluded …

[SwitchToHE]

Awesome. Thanks again! This actually happened with one of my GE/Jasco Smart Switches. It was one of the original ones that couldn't be factory reset. Once I did the exclusion from HE instead of ST, it paired.

Cheers!