I've been testing mine. I got the rules with alarm.com functioning again with their help. I have a few rules turning lights on/off at certain times. The one thing that doesn't work is I used to have a rule that when the door lock was unlocked by a user code, it would disarm the system. That does not work anymore.

I think with the smartthings being the primary device, it does not provide stateful data back to the 2gig. Therefore, I unlock the door with my usercode, only the smartthings hub is aware of that. From what I can tell, there is no way to have that work as of right now. Not sure if anyone else has had that working, so, the 2gig disarms when the door is unlocked by a user code?

As for actions on the 2gig from ST, I don't believe that's possible. They run as two independent devices. Both can send out commands to the devices, so, rules on 2gig, or on ST will both work. But, 2gig will not (from what I can tell) get stateful data back from the devices without polling them.

For example, unlocking doors, the 2gig doesn't appear to get notified that it has unlocked. The only way I see the door is unlocked is by using the app and refreshing it's status. Great thread with tons of info. Just got Vivint and, because of its quite limited capabilities despite using the SkyControl panel, i almost cancelled my contract (within trial period) and bought a ST hub. When it arrives in a couple days I plan on using a lot of the info from this thread to shift my primary controller from Vivint SkyControl to my ST. My goal will be to maintain my security (doors, locks, glass break sensors) through Vivint while using the advanced features of ZWave equipment on the ST hub (things like temperature readings of sensors, smart energy switch electricity read outs, etc.). I already have all these items which the Vivint SkyControl recognizes, but only uses them as binary switches, I admittedly don't know much about ST but I'm a quick learner so I'll post an update with how everything goes.

From the sounds of this thread, it sounds like integration should be easy. We'll see if updates since Nov 14 have helped make it better! Hello, I have FrontPoint as my home security provider using a GE Simon as the console/Z-Wave Controller.

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I've also been using X-10 for lighting routines, etc. For a long time. Although that's been very reliable, as more noise finds it's way to electric lines, one of my rooms was less reliable than before.

So, I recently bought a SmartThings hub to start the process of replacing the X-10 equipment a room at a time. At this point, I have set up one room with a motion sensor and five LED/controllable lights, integrated the SmartThings hub with my Amazon Echo for voice commands - for what little I have currently. I also started to integrate the SmartThings hub with my SimpleControl (was RoomieRemote) A/V and HomeAutomation controller.

There's currently a known SimpleControl software issue that's preventing me from setting up the integration, but when it's fixed in the next release, I should(?) be able to use the Echo to control my AV System and allow SimpleControl to control SmartThings too While working through the above, I started thinking about a one-way (only) integration/use of my FrontPoint's sensors by SmartThings. Dell Akku Kalibrieren Software As A Service. Not interested in feeding the other way (don't want to mess up the security functions and reliability).

I just want to take info from The FrontPoint sensors into SmartThings to help with light and switching decisions/actions as I expand my system. I stumbled on this thread and read through it. As a newbie on this, I decided to ask the FrontPoint tech guys about it.

Their response is below: ---------------- Good afternoon and thank you for reaching out to us today! At this time, we could not use the SmartThings hub as a secondary controller, it would pair to the system since it goes off the ZWave network but there would be no remote control, schedules or rules since it wouldn’t be recognized by the infrastructure of the website or mobile app. This ultimately would defeat the purpose of it sadly enough. However, we are always looking at expanding our home automation products, and there are several items on the horizon that we want to introduce to give everyone more home automation selections. ---------------- I'm no less confused but thought I'd pass this back to you guys here and see what you'd say about it. I see that these posts are over a year old, but I am in a similar situation that you were in a year ago.

I have tried for the life of me to get my Kwikset Lock to re-link with my Vivint Sky Panel but it just does not seem to want to link up. I've enlisted the help from Vivint to get this done so we will see how it goes tonight. If you are still reviewing this Forum, can you tell me what else you have linked up to your SmartThings Hub? I have made the Vivint Sky a secondary controller to my SmartThings Hub, but I am not really seeing what the benefit this does if any. Can any of the sensors (all 2Gig) be seen by the Hub? They are still linked with my Sky Panel but I'm trying to see if I can make any scenes (lighting) triggered by the sensors I have.

So I'm new to this thread, but made progress in the same situation. Devices: * x1 Sky Control Panel 2.0 -Through Vivint * x1 Smartthings gen 2 -Standalone Hub -Firmware Version 000.014.00026 * x2 Kwikset 910 Z-Wave Deadbolts * x1 Linear GD00Z-4 Z-Wave Garage Door * x30+ Z-Wave light switches, fan controllers, and outlets. * x2 Nest thermostats * x1 Harmony Companion -Whole-home control It took me quite a few tries to get it right, but I believe I have most all devices working. Steps: Reset Sky Controller z-wave mesh in installer toolbox (have installer code).

BTW 2203 is default for their control panels. -Settings -Installer Toolbox -Z-Wave -Scroll to bottom -Reset Controller *This will wipe all z-wave devices but leave everything 2-Gig from Vivint in place. -Reset Smartthings Hub -Go to locations in the app and in the setting remove the location where you hub is located.

-Add hub back to your account using 1 time code (that can be used more than one time ) -Add one of your door locks. -Go to bottom and select 'Z-Wave Utilities' -Select remove z-wave device -Press paring button on the lock (sky control should indicate removal) -Go back one screen and choose add device -Click the pairing button and let it pair -Give it a name. ** If you can't get the lock to pair and have the same Kwikset 910 deadbolt try these steps** -Remove battery pack -Press and HOLD the Program button while reinserting the battery pack.Keep holding the button for 30 seconds until the lock beeps and the status LED flashes red. -Press the Program button once more.

When the LED flashes green and you hear one beep, the lock has been reset. -Try to pair again. -Manual here If you are successful in re-pairing the lock proceed. Make sure lock performs as expected. -Go back to sky control main screen -Check that it picks up manual lock turning in the sky control panel main screen.

-Unlocking and re-locking functions work using the sky panel. Pairing the Smartthings hub to sky control panel.

***Important -Go back into z-wave section of installer toolbox in the sky controller. -Go to the bottom -Get Smartthings app up on your phone -Go to locations -Select hub location settings (using the cog) -Select your hub (should say active) -Go to bottom and select 'Z-Wave Utilities' -Back on the sky control -Select 'Learn Controller' -Back on the Smartthings App -Choose Include or Exclude hub from an existing Z-wave Network and let it pair Once complete you should have your Z-wave lock in the Smartthings list of devices on your app in your phone. -Check the functions of your lock in the Smartthings app.

*In my testing it can do all functions. Even updates the state pretty well. Add the rest of your z-wave devices in the sky control -Go to bottom and select 'Z-Wave Utilities' -Select remove z-wave device -Press paring button on the z-wave device (sky control should indicate removal) -Go back one screen and choose add device -Click the pairing button and let it pair -Give it a name.

The new device should populate on the Smartthings list of devices. *Will have generic name. -Check the function of the light or other z-wave device. I managed to get the following items working using this setup. Things Working • All locks working from both sky control and Smartthings • Garage door working from both sky control and Smartthings *sometimes state does not update in Smartthings. Vivint still gets all states for close and open notifications.

• All z-wave devices functional from both sky control and Smartthings • All normal security functions like arming, disarming work from the Vivint app. This includes all the 2Gig stuff that was installed for security and safety. Glass break, smoke, carbon monoxide, flood, door / windows sensors, and doorbell camera. • Can control lights through Smartthings, through Vivint from Logitech remote. Happens under a second. • Can now control all z-wave devices from Smartthings, smart apps and IFTTT. So far its the best of both worlds to have the security of one and the added functionality of Smartthings.

• Nest thermostats working through sky control Outstanding items • Push the arm/disarm, door/window states to Smartthings. **Last notes. If you are pairing locks, make sure you go to the Vivint users section and push the lock code from the Vivint control panel to the locks. ** Let me know if you are successful in a similar endeavor. I got this working a few hours ago.

So long-term testing will likely show any new flaws.

Q: Hello I found your list of with my Vivint Sky Panel. Once I buy them how do I go about adding them to my Sky Panel? What type of functionality will I get from it? A: Hello, so I have listed the steps in order to add Z-Wave Devices to your Vivint Sky Panel below. Its DIY friendly and you shouldn't run into too many issues. Just keep in mind if you are having issues pairing its commonly range or the device needs to be factory reset.

First try moving device or panel closer to each other 1-2 feet for initial pair and then you can move it back to its home location. Race 2 Full Movie Dvdrip Download. If that doesn't work please read this write up on. This is for newer Sky Control Users (see below if you have an older system) 1. Go to your SkyControl panel and tap the menu button in the bottom right corner (three horizontal lines) 2. Tap 'Settings' 3.

Enter your master code 4. Tap 'Installer Toolbox' 5. Enter your installer code. If you are not sure what your code is or you are having problems getting into the installer toolbox contact your installer or vivint directly. 6. Tap 'Z-Wave' 7. Tap 'Add Node' 8. At this point, go to your light switch or z-wave device and make sure it’s plugged in and powered where you want it.

If over 25 feet from panel you may need to unscrew panel from wall and pair closer for initial pair. Then activate your Z-Wave device (typically turning on a light switch or pressing the pair button on the back of a door lock). 9. Return to your panel and make sure that your screen is reading the information for the module you just added. The panel should show 'Device successfully added.'

Tap 'Back' and press the Home button. If it’s not there, return to your device and repeat step eight. It can take two-three minutes for your touchscreen panel to download all the device settings and for the device to be fully functional. For Go!Control Users: 1. Go to your touchscreen panel 2.

Choose Services 3. Choose the wrench icon 4. Enter your installer code. If you are not sure what your code is or you are having problems getting into the installer toolbox contact your installer or vivint directly.

Select 'Add Device' 6. At this point, go to your light switch or z-wave device and make sure it’s plugged in and powered where you want it.

If over 25 feet from panel you may need to unscrew panel from wall and pair closer for initial pair. Then activate your Z-Wave device (typically turning on a light switch or pressing the pair button on the back of a door lock). 7. Return to your panel and make sure that your screen is reading the information for the module you just added. The panel should show 'Device successfully added.' Tap 'Back' and press the Home button.

If it’s not there, return to your device and repeat step six. It can take two-three minutes for your touchscreen panel to download all the device settings and for the device to be fully functional.