That is perfect.
Yes I really like this app. any idea on my last item the smoke detector what should I use?
You might just build a custom device and then do the same assembling your own rules.
Also, thinking about the motion sensor, I think you can either delete the "*" rule or delete the other two rules, but you don't need both.
ok I'll try it. thanks
I know you mentioned your away for a few days perhaps when you get back and have sometime you could give me a hand or guide me with rules for a multi speed fan going from hubitat to the Smarthings App. Tried multi different rules with no sucess. I cant quite get my head wrapped around the rule part.
I have been trying to get this Inovelli VZM36 variable speed fan to work from Hubitat to SmartThings. I have tried many different rules with no success I can get it to turn on and off but can not figure out how to set the rules to use the variable speeds any input would be appreciated if some one has done this setup or similar. I used virtual custom and the only rule below but I do not get the variable speed just low.
On inspection, that looks like it should work sending the command from the ST virtual fan to the HE fan. You would need a rule the other direction to update the ST virtual fan from the HE device.
You can turn on selective debug in the application under 'show config'->'advance config' like this:
Send me the logs with a PM and we can troubleshoot it.
Hi sorry to bother you again with this, the fan is set up on Hubitat and mirrored to SmartThings . I will do a log thanks
Released version 1.5.07 today which adds support for simple translations between capabilities that differ between SmartThings and Hubitat. You will still need to manually build the rules. Here is an example for translating fanControl between ST and HE.
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Hi folk. Sort of new to Hubitat even though I’ve actually had the hub for a while now. Still ( unfortunately ) using ST and I used to use a great app for allowing me to use my Apple Watch away from my phone to access ST on the go.
Now that the whole 24hr limit on PATs over there makes things like that useless I was hoping to try this out. ChatGPT at first said I can use oath with this, then when I tired it actually still uses PAT. Is this true? Is there no way for me to move all of my scenes etc over to Hubitat using this app because of the PAT issue?
Any help would be great.
Thanks.
The integration was updated to accommodate the 24-hour PATs back in December. It regularly refreshes the PAT, so you don't have to concern yourself with it expiring.
Replica only uses a PAT for a very small set of features; for everything else it uses the OAuth token.
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Great news. So it still takes you to log into st and create a pat but this app auto updates it?
Thank you for this. It looks like I’ve managed to create the PAT token and then set up OATH.
I’m looking at accessing my scenes on ST within Hubitat but that’s where I get a little lost. I thought they’d all just show up, but do I have to create virtual devices etc within Hubitat to access them?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Scenes can be confusing. Since this app connects to multiple locations — each possibly with multiple scenes — think of scenes as virtual switches in Hubitat that control SmartThings scenes. Use the Replica Scene Knob, which is essentially a more advanced Hubitat switch.
As mentioned in the setup instructions, this app assumes you have some understanding of how SmartThings and Hubitat work. If you're new to either, expect a bit of a learning curve.
See this post, and let me know where you get stuck.
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Is there a way to access device settings through this? Through the Smart Things app, you can toggle "Synchronize Time" on a Samsung microwave to set the time, but unfortunately, it acts more as a button than a toggle. It will be untoggled the moment you leave settings and you will need to go in and repeat this process any time daylight savings changes or your power goes out. I'd really like to automate this to occur daily, so access to this setting would be super useful!
If you have the ablility to do what you are asking from the advance website it might be possible. If not, then no, the device has a private API that isn't published and Replica wouldn't have access.
Thank you! I just checked and unfortunately it is not accessible there. I definitely feel like Samsung dropped the ball with this one by not either making it truly automatic or at least exposing the option to automate it. But it's good to at least have a definitive answer. Thanks again!
You might have some luck posting the question in the ST forum asking if there is an API available to set this function. Replica Oauth has the token exposed via a REST call that you could use in a postman or curl to that API. Stranger things have happened on that platform.
Thank you for excellent tool. I was trying to find a working integration between smartthings and openub for months until finally ditching the openhab for hubitat. I'm in the process of moving my smartthings devices to Hubitat but have some reservation about zwave door locks. I was thinking of keeping them in smartthings for now and only get the status in Hubitat so I'm looking for a one way integration smartthings -> hubitat. In the essence I would like to create a smartthings PAT with minimum set of permissions instead if giving it a blanked access to everything. If it's possible, what would that minimum set be? I tried a few combinations but always ended up getting the 403 error. When my PAT has all the roles, it works fine.
I didn’t spend an enormous time but the answer really “depends” on what you are doing since Replica can control items other than devices.
But any new PAT is only valid for 24 hours after creation so it is basically toilet paper.
Sorry I can’t give more details, but I am really only doing break/fixes anymore, since I don’t have any active ST hubs and only use Replica for a Samsung Fridge and TVs.
