Has anybody successfully used this with Vera?
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Nope. You can add them the the Vera of course, but they use limited memory and do not adhere to normal Scene formats so you cannot program it with the Vera. Honestly I'd say if you want a controller you can program from the Vera, get one of the more expensive Leviton ones. This just won't do it. To set up a "scene" with this you have to add each device to the scene manually, including the dimmer level. After that, it's very hit-or-miss on reliably calling it back up.
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I was able to connect and configure it successfully to the Vera. It took a lot of persistence but it does work to control scenes and devices. The biggest "revelation" came when I learned that each button had to be set-up as a "trigger" instead of a controller.
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Barely.It's very poorly supported I can not replicate the connection so I would , on balance, I have been unsuccessful
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The issue with this is that it shuts its communication off after about 10 seconds of non-use from the keypad to conserve power (since it's battery-operated with thin batteries). The Vera can't see it when it's not in communication mode, so it's not really possible to use the Vera with it. I have it in the same network as the Vera, as a general device, and can use Vera AND this together, but I can't control this from the Vera at all.
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That's not something I have tried. I use this with MisterHouse software running on a Linux PC. I had to get Girder software to learn the codes from the remotes. There is a web site: http://www.usbuirt.com/. It lists many applications this does work with. Veralite is not shown. Several of the packages are open source software so if you are a software developer, you could figure out how to control the devise and that might help with Veralite. You can also email support and the developer will respond.
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Not directly. You need to have a z-wave controller, like a Vera, act as the middleman.
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Yes I use this with Vera just fine. If you are using it on a 3way you will need a matched pair.
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I am using one of these with my vera-lite and it works well. I believe you have to pair the switches with scenes not devices. The indicator lights can be a little slow to respond but that could be a vera thing. I also had to reset my device before vera would pair with it. The instructions are reasonable and I think there is info on the forum about this device. Well made, a little expensive but I can recommend it.
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You can access your Vera over the Web from any device. I have the app on my phone and pad and can control my house from Mexico. A little tricky setting it up but works a charm once setup
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I don't know yet, because I am still having troubles connecting it to my VERA 3 home automation system.
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I don't know how it works with the Smart Things controller, but it does with the Vera 3. For those looking for a controller, I would suggest a Vera 3 or Veralite because it provides support for more functionality and protocols than other systems. The downside is that configuration is more complex.
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It works fine with Vera 2 / UI 4 firmware 1.1.1350 as well. Shows up as a motion sensor: no motion when the door is closed and motion when it's open. If you wanted to futz with it you could get door or window icons in the user interface instead of motion icons, but it's still just a two-state sensor so why bother? I have mine on the garage door and it's working great, with Vera sending alerts by email and tripping a camera to upload to micasaverde. I'm saving for a couple more.
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It does for me. Well, it typically takes 1-3 seconds for the light to switch on or off, and then another 1-3 seconds for the status update with Vera. Close enough to instant for me.
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I can't tell you for sure with Vera but I am using a SmartThings hub and it is able to detect the state of the switch (on/off) as you describe above but not necessarily a load level.
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I have large home with ADT Pulse but due to the limitations of ADT Pulse I also have a Mi Casa Verde system installed. This will NOT work with ADT Pulse but it works with the Vera system. The only negative is that the Remotec does not communicate with the my split system remote. So if I turn on my AC with my remote, the Remotec does not recognize that the AC is on from the Vera UI.
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I have a couple dozen of these controlled by my SmartPhone... but it's all dependent upon the Z-Wave controller you have in place. Do you have one of those yet? A good starter is one of the MiCasaVerde Vera units. There are several models. (also available here on Amazon). Then you'll also need some App interface. If you're using a Vera and an Android device, for instance, you'd use the app called "Home Buddy". But the short answer: "Yes, (assuming all else is in place) this can be controlled with your Smart Phone. : )
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Sorry, I can do it for vera, but not nexia. (That's the lowes proprietary system)
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It is supposed to, but I had very hard time keeping it loaded. I wound up returning it. I'm using Vera and an app for phone. Works great.
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Not on the Vera 3 with a MiCasa Verde account. But I could never get it to work with Vera. It would trip day and night and Vera could not control it to go into bypass in daylight.
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Yes. As a Z-wave device, they may be controlled through a controller to which you can connect via smartphone. Using a MiCasaVerde Vera3 personally, I connect either through a web interface using a mobile browser or through a third-party app (I use Vera Mobile). This allows me to access any Z-wave device connected to my Vera3 and/or execute any scene/function. For example, I created a scene for when I return home late at night - it turns on the outside lights, a nightstand light (using this very recepticle) and lowers the A/C temperature. The recepticles are simple to install using only basic wiring. Hope this helps! Yes. As a Z-wave device, they may be controlled through a controller to which you can connect via smartphone. Using a MiCasaVerde Vera3 personally, I connect either through a web interface using a mobile browser or through a third-party app (I use Vera Mobile). This allows me to access any Z-wave device connected to my Vera3 and/or execute any scene/function. For example, I created a scene for when I return home late at night - it turns on the outside lights, a nightstand light (using this very recepticle) and lowers the A/C temperature. The recepticles are simple to install using only... » Read More Yes. As a Z-wave device, they may be controlled through a controller to which you can connect via smartphone. Using a MiCasaVerde Vera3 personally, I connect either through a web interface using a mobile browser or through a third-party app (I use Vera Mobile). This allows me to access any Z-wave device connected to my Vera3 and/or execute any scene/function. For example, I created a scene for when I return home late at night - it turns on the outside lights, a nightstand light (using this very recepticle) and lowers the A/C temperature. The recepticles are simple to install using only basic wiring. Hope this helps! « Show Less