Qubino 0-10v Flush Dimmer Support

It appears that there is built in drivers for most of the Qubino products but not this one

Model: ZMNHVD3

I was able to pair with the hub but no reporting from Input I1 0-10v. This would be super helpful as I could wire in all kinds of analog sensors and read the value in hubitat as a variable.

Tech manual here for config settings:
https://qubino.com/products/flush-dimmer0-10v/flush-dimmer0-10v-tech/

Any hope this would get added? I of course bought one and now I'm staring at it as I thought the Qubino Flush Dimmer Driver was the same thing (doesn't appear it is)

and because I know @mike.maxwell usually asks - here is the fingerprint info if needed.

37%20PM

Is the Flush Dimmer Driver the same as the driver Quibino Dimmer Module in the device page drop down?

No the one I have is for 0-10v sensors and 0-10v dimming systems.

I found and ported a driver, but the temp and sensor readings are coming out wrong(but they do change). I can't tell if it's the code or the device though.

You know that it always reports in C right? And you have to convert to F in the driver if you want it in F. Also, what is your setting for parameter 110? That's the temp offset for the sensor. Here's a link to the advanced setup guide.

Parameter 110 is the default value. I’m less concerned about the temp as much as the sensor value, although it reports, there doesn’t seem to be any connection between voltage and the reading it provides.

I1 is supposed to take 0-10v but my value jumps up to the max in param 144 with as little as 2v, and reducing less than 2v it pretty much drops to zero.

Param 1 is set to “5” for generic sensor.

Did you see this info:

NOTE: After the value of the parameter is changedto the values3, 4 or 5,first excludethedevice(without setting parameters to their default values), wait at least 30s and then reinclude the device!

I did - which did get me values reporting for the sensor, it’s just they don’t really make sense and there is no linearity to the reading. I provided 0-10v but the value reading goes to 100% at around 1-2v.

For what it’s worth the debug log shows the value that is being shown in the driver page, so no issue that I can tell with the code changing the value returned for I1sensor.

I thought it could be the device, just a pain to replace it when I don’t know if it’s bad or not.

How are you applying that voltage to the sensor? Are you providing varying voltage or a PWM signal?

It’s just analog voltage from a load cell amplifier.

Dunno. There is no documentation around that as a voltage sensor. It's primary purpose is to function as a dimmer.