Fibaro Smart Implant

Please could you add support into the next release of Indigo for the Fibaro Smart Implant.
This is a very interesting device.
Thanks.

https://www.fibaro.com/en/products/smar ... fications/

This looks like the Fibaro Universal Sensor in a case. If so there’s a good chance it’ll work straight out of the box.


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To my ear, the name sounds creepy. "Track your child's movements at all times with the new FIbaro Smart Implant!"

The product itself looks cool are very versatile.

It’s indeed the successor of the Fibaro Universal Sensor (FGBS321)
But this one (FGBS-222) has 4 separate contacts (2 (analog/binary) inputs + 2 switchable dry outputs)
So, I’m afraid that doesn’t match with the existing Indigo settings because the support now is for max 2 inputs and not for the 2 new outputs.

[jay (support)]

To my ear, the name sounds creepy. "Track your child's movements at all times with the new FIbaro Smart Implant!"

Exactly what I was thinking as I read this thread...

In combination with a Sharp distance sensor it's a Z-Wave distance measuring unit

http://www.sharp-world.com/products/dev ... 21yk_e.pdf

And back to the support question

[jay (support)]

And back to the support question

The standard process for new Z-Wave devices applies: someone will need to get one, sync it, and then submit the results via the Submit Device Info button in the config dialog. This will get it into the database of potential devices to add that we work from. As a reminder, this database isn't a queue since there are a variety of other factors we use to consider what to do next, including demand.

Note: this device seems relatively complex, so it's likely that it will take a non-trivial amount of effort to get it added (not to mention that it's a Fibaro device, so there's that as well).

Thanks for the explanation.

First of all we want to thank you again for the beautiful power of Indigo.
It’s still by far the best Home Automation software ever. Thanks again for all the effort.
We are a big fan of Indigo for years now and it’s a part of our (and customers) lives.

Then the questions of today;

In 2017 the Indigo Up-to-Date subscription was introduced;
http://www.indigodomo.com/blog/2016/11/09/indigo-date/
It says:
“The new model will allow us to get more features out to you faster than in the past. “

The last (and paid subscription) version of Indigo was released September 28, 2018 , more than 4 ½ month ago… (sorry to say).

It’s no problem for us to invest in new Z-Wave devices such as the Fibaro Smart Implant en help you/Indigo with new input (that's what we like to do) but after that input we have to wait, sit and see what happened eventual in the future (or not).
And all that months we have a worthless device of 50,00 $/€

We understand, with all the different Z-Wave devices, it’s a lot of work to maintain this kind of software but there are some known brands which needs quicker support to keep Indigo alive and kicking!

All the best!

[jay (support)]

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And back to the support question

Hey look this thread went off topic and I wasn’t even involved!

That does look pretty awesome actually! The analogue functionality does seem verrrrry interesting!


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That’s what I said my friend; very interesting!
But no one listened and no one saw the potential of this device

I'm also very interested in adding this device to my Indigo setup. I bought a MIMO2+ and can't figure out how to sense dry contact inputs (switches).

Rick

That’s what I said my friend; very interesting!
But no one listened and no one saw the potential of this device

Well I’m sure they do.. but have bigger fish to fry. However now they’re aware that I AM interested they’ll stop all current work and move onto it post-haste!


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That’s what I said my friend; very interesting!
But no one listened and no one saw the potential of this device

If you can figure out a way to use this device to keep track of Durosity--like a bell around the cat's neck--I'm sure that we'd be able to find some people to work on the plugin.