Thanks Patrick - dare I ask, is there a rough eta? e.g. 1 month, 6 months, within a year, etc?
Another question(s) - as I couldn't find an answer in the search - and I'm trying to think of all the other devices I will want to bring over and whether they will be supported. Are the Samsung cameras (the ones that ST supported), supported with Hubitat? I think everything else I'd want to bring over is supported, at least in theory, and I can port over my custom device handlers as I'm assuming that Hubitat supports the same Z-wave command classes including the security ones?
We don't give out ETAs but hopefully soon. Cameras aren't officially supported, have to work out how we will handle these. We support most of the common Z-Wave command classes but I'm sure there are a few ones we've missed. Find them and we can add them to the list to get added.
Oh and the Samsung cameras made my Techwin are probably never going to be supported outside of Samsung ecosystem. They closed down the streaming urls to 3rd party recorders due to a security hole.
Just bumping this in case this has already been added and I've missed it or to see if it's still on the to do list? IR control is the final piece missing from my switch over from Vera.
I really want some sort of IR control for Xmas when SWMBO gets out her IR controlled candles etc. If I'm not going to be able to use my Keene KIRA system (it needs UDP) are there any other ways of connecting an IR sender that doesn't involve a raspi server? Is there anything I can get that I could use via IFTTT?
Thanks for that, I haven't come across the Flic Hub but it looks promising for what I want. If UDP isn't coming soon (any news @patrick?) I think I'll get one to try it.
Nothing public yet. If you are interesting in developing UDP drivers, please pm me and I can provide some non-public examples to get you started. We hope to have this finalized in the next release.
I'm a new-ish hubitat owner and new to hub-based smarthome control. I bought the hubitat to move from cloud to local. I'm grinding through the conversion and getting it to work. A good number of us over in reddit use cheap Broadlink RM Mini3 IR blasters to control older appliances with IR remotes. I use two (one upstairs, one down) to fire up some old Roombas. Another popular use is for old paddle fans.
Does this UDP give us a way to control these RM Mini3s? If/when I can do IR blasters, I'm off the apps.
I know this is dated, and I have not read the whole thread, but by definition UDP is sessionless. so, would it be reasonable to expect a response from a UDP packet? I think if you wanted two way UDP sessions that they would be using something like RTSP, or just use TCP.
With this driver you can turn the air conditioning on and off, and adjust the temperature (the reference is the cooling temperature), working very well on Alexa
Great work. I ordered a hub about 2 months ago but would not flash, as tuya did something with the hub. How did you get yours to flash with tasmota? Or is yours an older tuya hub?
Ah, perfect. I was attempting to use the OTA method and it failed. So this is perfect , I have all the supplies from prior flashing of sonoff devices.
Thanks very much for the reminder and link to instructions.