Does it work now with Wink Hub?
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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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You add this as a Generic Z-Wave Light. Once the Wink hub is in pairing mode, plug in the Schlage dimmer module and push the button on the Schlage dimmer module twice (i.e. double click). The Wink app may not automatically proceed to the final step which states the device was added successfully. However, if you back out to the main Wink menu and enter the "Lights & Power" submenu, then you'll see the new light added where you can control power and dimming.
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Tested May 2015 against Wink 3.3.0.7 (Hub 0.86) and still not working. Pairs ok but doesn't report in the app. Seems to be a great sensor, would love to see it work someday.
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It does. Pairs easily. No problems. Make sure you update the firmware of the hub before you do anything else...
1835934
yes, I have a beam and with the newest couple of versions of firmware it has worked well
133051
Mine works with my Powered hub, but I have to unplug it when I boot or reboot as it causes the boot to hang.
735400
As has been noted, as a Bluetooth HID (Human Interface Device) it works fine out of the box with any OS that supports BT HID. However, Microsoft does provide a downloadable package, the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center, to "access all the features of your new device." This allows you to change the functions for the left and right buttons, and to adjust the touch settings (vertical and horizontal sensitivity, flick, scrolling direction).
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There is hope - but not in THIS product, but its successors and its successors competitors - in 2015 (delayed from April to late 2015) the 2nd Gen of the SmartThings Hub is due to come out (around the time non-cloud solutions like Vera also update) with a version that 'should' allow the logic to run 'on the hub' - so that the control capabilities will be up even when the network/cloud/Samsung's servers are down. If they pull that off (to catch up to the Vera in that regard) then that SmarThings Hub 2.0 will be worth considering.
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I uses Smartthings. I actually bought this to work with the Smartthings. Works great. Locks and unlocks upon our arrival and departure don't have to do a thing. alerts me when the door is open when I'm not home, I can lock or unlock remotely etc etc etc
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I used the Torque paid version. you need to pair the BT device to your phone first then open the app. I also used the free version too and it worked with my Galaxy tab and S3.
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No, I don't think so, yet. The Wink Hub does not have an option for connecting a Z-wave door/window sensor. The app only shows "ZWave Light" and "ZWave Switch."
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Both SmartThings and Wink plus Hue too. SmartThings supports the Ecobee3 but Wink does not yet. I'm not sure about Hue.
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As of right now the Wink app is only available for Apple and Android devices, going forward we may be looking into Windows.
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In response to M. Lo, yes - it works perfectly with the Wink Hub. There is absolutely no charge for using this device with the Wink. With the Wink App, you can create a Robot that turns on a light when the door is unlocked and turn it off when it is locked (the light/lamp must be wink enabled too). I have everyone asking, "How'd you do that" when they see it!
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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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It's theoretically possible that you could get it to work with a different ZigBee hub rather than the SmartThings branded hub, but you will not get it to do anything without a hub of some kind.
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I have been using the wink hub for a couple of months with this lock. Right now the only feature is lock/unlock. The app has no clue when someone manually opens the door. The wink app does log activity but it only logs if it you use the app. It doesn't record if anyone types in a code or unlocks it from the inside. This still is the best lock on the market but the wink hub is pretty limited with what it can do right now.