Will this work with the Wink hub?
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01/27/2015 - Yes! My Wink hub is now on software version 00.56, and both the latest Android (2.6.0.4) and iOS (2.5.0.3) apps can now create robots that respond to motion. 12/25/2014 - Better, but still No. Downloaded updates for Android, iOS, and hub firmware yesterday. This appears as a motion sensor under the new sensors category in the app. Blue light on hub flashes green when motion is detected, and sensor status shows motion detected. But robots can't select the motion event as something to detect. 12/7/2014 - No. If you use the hub's z-wave controls to include it, it will show up under Sensors as a generic Spotter. The app indicates that it's on battery power and has only motion and light sensing enabled. So far so good. But no signals are ever received.
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Not sure, but try this one: http://www.amazon.com/Accessory-SY-HUB50044-Multi-Function-3-5inch-5-25inch/dp/B008J4ARKM
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The hubs are plug and play, so if you are using Windows this should work. I have plugged mine into machines that have different versions of Windows and it works fine on all the machines I have used. The manufacturer claims that this is also plug and play with Mac OS X, but I have not tried it. If you are trying to use this on a different operating system (Linux or whatever) you will need to ask Cable Matters customer support if they have drivers for it. Their inquiry page is located here: https://www.cablematters.com/CustomerService.aspx?Topic=ContactUs
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Had the same question. After some searching there was a review on 2/3/15 that said they tried this with Wink and had no luck. I'm most likely going with a confirmed compatible outlet and then simply plugging a siren into it.
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I have not tried it with a powered hub, but would be very surprised if it did not work
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Technically, it should. I understand the SmartThings Hub will be Z-Wave compliant and I have a Vera Lite Z-Wave controller with three of these little beatuies. Works great.
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Depends on what you want it to do. If you are looking for it to read a dry-contact to sense when a door is opened, and then trigger an alarm, it can't do that. However, if you already have a sensor installed in wink that is reading the status of the door, and you just want this to close a relay to trigger the alarm, this can do that. As a matter of fact, WINK reports this in the app as a Siren.Good Luck
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Yes, you have to a controlling hub. It might work with other Z-Wave hubs but it's intended to be used with the SmartThings hub
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It is a finger snap long... Not much room for error. It will work best if the hub is right next to you computer...
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It does require a direct connection since it does not require any software to run it. As far as I know, it will not work in a hub.
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No. They work over WiFi, using the Wink protocol, which I believe is proprietary.
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Probably not. But to be absolutely sure I would ask both smart sense and wink customer support.
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Yes. I had no issues connecting these to my Smart Things hub. I simply went to the add device screen, and pulled the plastic tab on the back of the sensor, waited a few seconds, and it appeared under <Other Devices> as a Z-Wave Door/Window Sensor.
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It does not support proximity unlock but does work with any z-wave hub. I am using Wink which does not provide a lot of configuration options. Would recommend a hub that is more robust.
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This product is compatible with your wink hub. You can remotely lock and unlock the door as well as track activity. If you already own the wink hub no additional charges apply.
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I am not sure what the wink hub is but I would recommend you check out other web type cams. I have had two of these for quite awhile and they are notoriously slow. I own VueZone and Dropcam also and of the three Izon is the worst. I will give them credit for design because it does have a nice look,
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It will work with a usb Hub, however there is no way to charge and use it at the same time.