Nope all good - the folks at iNovelli are active here as well the amazing @bcopeland . Both have drivers you can use.
(I prefer Brian's though... sorry Eric).
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spudz
May 23, 2020, 3:19pm
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Thanks. What is the main difference between the 2 drivers?
I recommended this for a client who needed a z-wave temp and humidity sensor (for basement rental properties) of which there are very few so he will likely not even be using the light and motion part of the sensor.
They will both do what you want I suspect.. but Brians is more streamlined.
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Total re-design of the inovelli 4-in-1 sensor driver. I like the device but have never liked the driver (no offense Eric)
Re-engineer of driver using current coding standards
Reduce un-necessary event log chatter (there was a lot of this)
Add TamperAlert capability
Standardize device info and add serialnumber, firmware version, protocol version, hardware version
Got rid of double / redundant motion events
https://github.com/djdizzyd/hubitat/blo…
spudz
May 23, 2020, 9:21pm
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Thanks again. I think I will start with the official driver from Inovelli and see how it goes.
Sounds good - I don't think you will have any issue.
On a side note have you seen this?
[584828d8cef1014c0b5e49ee]
The firmware updater is in the form of a driver. It is a utility based driver similar to the basicZwaveTool. It is designed to be switched to, used to update your devices, and then switch back to your original driver.
While released exclusively to the Hubitat platform. This is not a product of Hubitat Inc. This is a community developed and community supported feature.
You can upgrade your z-wave devices firmware without having to go to a third party hub or stick.
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