Latest Iris Zigbee Smart Plugs aren't discovered properly

Hi all, yet another ST refugee here, busy converting all my stuff to HE. I ran into some of the same issues posted in this thread and and combined bits and pieces and managed to get it all working; Plug on/off, correct wattage reading and Z-wave repeater configured.

Just sharing the combined set of steps I took to get my bunch of Iris Gen2 Smartplug s3210-L going. I adapted the posting here to HE.

This presumes one has already excluded, deleted, cursed and excommunicated any prior dealings with this device.

  1. Install srwhite's HE Iris Z-wave Repeater DTH (or do we call them drivers here on HE?)
  2. Put the HE hub into Zigbee pairing mode
  3. Reset the plug by holding down the button while inserting it into the outlet, letting go once the blue led turns on->off. The hub should find a "Generic Zigbee Outlet."
  4. Label and save the device
  5. If wattage is important to you, go back and edit the new device, as @ritchierich pointed out above: change the "Enable automatic power reporting" to the minimum amount of watts you want the device to react on. Since I'm monitoring when some LED flood lights go full bright , I'm using the value 10 Watt. Remember to Save Preferences and the Iris plug should begin reporting the watts. This takes care of the switch and wattmeter parts.
  6. to get the Z-wave repeater going, unplug the device, and wait a few seconds.
  7. put the HE hub in Z-wave pairing mode
  8. plug it back in (do not hold the button down this time) and when the blue led goes on->off, rapidly push the button 3 times. This should cause the HE hub to find a "Generic Z-Wave repeater"
  9. Label and save the new device, then edit it and change the Type dropdown to the "Iris Z-Wave Repeater" device you installed in step 1.
  10. Save the device and Bob's your uncle!
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