Thanks, but the model you are posting the spec sheet for is the PJ2-4B-GWH-L01.
I would like to use it in a room that has 4 different already installed lights (lamps, ceiling light, reading lamp) and have a single wall mounted control that can toggle each one on and off individually. above, mike.maxwell confirmed that it does work.
Have a look at the zen 32 from Zooz.
It’s a hard mount but has 4 discrete assignable buttons in addition to the main one that controls a discrete device.
Not a remote though.
Pico compatibility from Lutrons perspective refers to the picos ability to be identified correctly and programmed to control Lutron devices using the Lutron app.
I have not seen any specific picos that will not pair with the caseta bridge and thus push their events to hubitat.
I personally own and use with Hubitat at least 4 models that are listed as not compatable with a caseta bridge.
This is interesting. I used a lot of casita switches in my new home as well as Z-Wave and Zigbee so I have the hub. I also ended up with a lot of pico remotes left over that I am not using. some are dimmer remotes but most are just on off.
Based on this thread, it looks like I could use them as switches for various functions (like switch all the living level lights to dining mode, viewing mode, cooking mode, etc.)
This works as long as you put the picos into their own room in the Lutron app, and not with a switch/dimmer.
You then have to decide if you want press only function (Fast Pico driver) or press/hold function (Pico driver) in Hubitat.