Note, however, this Wayne Dalton scene controller was working perfectly in Vera as a generic trigger, so its possible to support, but perhaps requires some more complex scene registration from the primary controller (you guys), not sure. The way it seems Vera is generally handling secondary scene controllers was to register itself for each scene, so it would get the trigger and then could programmatically handle any needed functionality from there. Thats what you should be doing.
Again, generic support for secondary z-wave scene controllers, like the Enerwave and this Wayne Dalton, is something I have be begging you for now for literally YEARS. The Vera guys figured it out long ago, also a small company with limited resources and they are also building hardware. I expect more from you. You should view z-wave secondary scene controller support as a critical strategic development activity if you want to be part of any serious home automation solution.
I see a theme from you on claiming that every z-wave device requires significant custom development from you. I would challenge you to look deeper into your architecture, as the vera guys seem to have built a much more generic and robust system that mostly accepts new/similar z-wave devices without any custom development. All of these devices seem to get supported in Vera without lengthy threads from customers asking for support, sending logs, etc.
Oh, and I just got this email, so contemplating my next purchasing decision now. It would be great to be able to justify this to myself by seeing some more progress/commitment from you guys.
Hello Darren,
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