With the SmartThings transition to a new platform (the lua platform), the original Groovy custom device handlers are no longer supported.
We have created new custom Edge drivers specifically for the lua platform. Please follow the instructions below on how to install the driver. If you haven't added one before, it's a simple process that only takes a few minutes. It will let you customize your ZSE11. Please read all instructions carefully before installing the driver.
ALL ABOUT ADVANCED SETTINGS
The terminology for advanced settings varies depending on your Z-Wave hub. SmartThings labels them as “Settings,” but despite these differences in naming, the purpose remains the same: configuring consistent behavior for your device. We provide the full list of settings available for each device in our Knowledge Base.
Each advanced setting consists of four key parts:
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Label: If your device is properly integrated with your hub, this will display as the setting's name. Hubs like SmartThings show only the label and description.
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Parameter Number & Description: Most hubs, such as Hubitat and Home Assistant, list the parameter number along with the label and description.
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Values: These are the selectable options for each setting. Some are simple (e.g., Enable/Disable), while others use numerical values.
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Size: This is required in some systems when manually changing advanced settings (e.g., Home Assistant) or in hubs that do not provide direct access to settings.
DEVICE ALREADY INCLUDED?:
- Drivers can now be manually assigned to a device! If you already have the device included to SmartThings, first follow the instructions in the section below to install the driver, then go to the device page by clicking on the device tile > click the 3 dots in top corner > select Driver > select Different Driver in blue at the bottom of driver page > select the Zooz Multisensor driver.
INSTALLATION:
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Click on to the Zooz Channel invitation link here and log in with your Samsung / SmartThings account.
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Click Accept for Terms and Conditions.
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Select to Enroll your hub.
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If you're completing the process on a mobile device, you might see the screen load as if it were completing the request, but still show the Enroll button. Please try refreshing the screen, or going back a page, and then going to the enrollment page again - it should now show the Unenroll and Available Drivers options.
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Click the “Available Drivers” button.
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Scroll through the list and click the “Install” button for the Zooz Multisensor Driver.
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If you have multiple Zooz device models, you can install as many or all drivers if you'd like so that you don't have to repeat the process for other devices going forward. You won't need to install the driver for each device model if you have multiple of the same model. For example, if you have 3 x ZSE11 units, you only need to install the driver once and it will work for all 3.
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Wait a few minutes so that the updates are registered on your SmartThings hub.
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Join the device using the Scan for devices (manual inclusion) method.
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The device should be recognized as a Zooz Multisensor.
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Rename the device as needed and assign it to the room you want it in.
To change the settings in the app: once the driver is installed and the device is included to your SmartThings network, click on the ZSE11 in your app and tap the 3 dots in the top right corner of the app. Then tap Settings. There you'll be able to customize your device.
TROUBLESHOOTING:
- Device doesn’t get identified by the correct driver / as the correct product: remove the device and try adding it again.
- Sync Status tile is empty: it should update to show the number of pending changes as soon as you change a setting, but if it doesn’t then you can either wait about 30 minutes and reboot the hub or just wait and it should fix itself within24 hours. Note that the switch driver doesn't feature the sync status tile at all.
- Device list in the IDE shows that it’s executing in the “cloud”: testing has confirmed that the devices execute locally in Automations as long as all the devices uses in that Automation execute locally. Because the drivers aren’t meant to be viewed in the IDE, they may not display the actual cloud vs local status correctly.
- Questions or issues? Feel free to post them in the dedicated thread on the SmartThings community forum.
If you're having issues during the driver installation process, don't hesitate to reach out. We strongly encourage you to register your Zooz products here so that we can troubleshoot with you more efficiently and also gives you direct access to firmware files, extended warranty, and expedited support.
Check out this helpful video from Automate Your Life, one of our favorite smart home YouTube channels. They have tons of tutorials on the new how-to channel so don't forget to subscribe to both ;)
