There has been an incompatibility on beta testing under JS so I have been running the built-in driver until the official release when you were going to chase any platform issues.
Good luck!
Correct, I tried it and couldn’t get it working. I have a vague recollection that whoever wrote the HE driver skipped electronics circuit design 101 class and implemented “normally open” and “normally closed” inverted. But it was late, and I decided to revert to what I knew worked.
Is there any update for getting this to work with? Z-Wave JS? I'm using it as a garage door controller and when I move it over to the JS it doesn't work. Just curious if there's any update on this or do we have to use the native drivers? Thank you for your time.
@christi999 I hadnt tested the OEM Hubitat driver on 2.4.3.x with ZWJS and it is now working with the Smart Implant, it's just your excellent community driver that isnt.
All I get are this odd message in the logs when I attempt to trigger a relay: "Child on @ ep 5"
TBH I find the smart implant to be very reliable under legacy ZW. I’m not s big fan of using wifi based automation products, I find them unreliable despite having a high end mesh system.
I’d switch to a Shelly zwave product if they had one with inputs and relay outputs that ran on DC power.
Just the opposite here. I used konnected for years and after changing to the new ESP home firmware my logs were full of warnings and I was told it was OK. Smart implant has been working perfect now for 7 months on legacy Zwave.
Same for me, I've found them reliable. I started with two implants - one controlling/monitoring my beds TV lift and one controlling/monitoring my alarms set status. I've now got them installed in about five of my alarms PIRs to use for motion lighting and they're working well.
I've had one continual issue with the one implant I have included with S2 Authenticated on my alarm system. Whenever the hub has had an update or reboot, that implant always fails to respond to its first command. I've a 'Goodnight' rule that performs multiple actions, part-setting the alarm being one of them. Following a reboot when I hit trigger that Goodnight rule, the implants output does not activate when it should (after that first failure it works perfectly until the next reboot)