It worked for me but I had to make a new copy of the yaml file and make the following changes. You can just save it as zooz-zen72-800lr.yaml in the same folder and rename it. I think what is important is the “Model Name” matches.
blueprint:
name: Zooz ZEN72 800LR
description: Automations helper for the Zooz ZEN72 800LR Dimmer Switch using the Zwave
JS integration. Credit and thanks goes to OP and contributors of this thread -
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/zooz-zen72/322433/53
domain: automation
input:
zooz_zen72:
name: Zooz ZEN72 800LR
description: The ZEN72 Switch to interact with.
selector:
device:
integration: zwave_js
manufacturer: Zooz
model: ZEN72 800LR
multiple: false
Thanks for the blueprints, it’s been helpful. I’m using this with smart bulbs, so local control is disabled. I was previously using Pico’s but am migrating since these look more like regular light switches and of course I don’t have to bundle all the wires in the switch.
Anyway, the previous blueprint I was using for the pico’s allowed the hold button to continue raising the brightness or dimming of the lights. I’ve tried just inserting the action into the hold - but isn’t not quite right. Was hoping someone might advise what I need to switch.
Previous blueprint for Pico: The section for dim down is near the end…
Hey, I’m not sure if you addressed this (didn’t see it in this thread), but I believe it is (now?) possible to allow multiple models. I noticed the code inside the ZEN32 BP by @fxlt.
I just copied and pasted the updated BP into my BP .yaml. I did noticed that VS Code was throwing some errors at that point, but didn’t make any changes.
I’d originally been importing you BP from a GitHub repo I set up so I could have versioning.
Last night I made the changes manually that made it all stop working. At the end of the night I got the old version working again by reimporting from GH. However that didn’t work for the new version and I’m still getting an error with that.
You’re awesome Ninja! That fixed the errors, and now this is all ready for when the ZAC99s show up that I ordered. Thank you so much for your help and the time spent writing this.
Can someone explain what “action” I need in my automation in order to use the feature of holding the top or bottom paddle to brighten or dim my smart bulbs that the zen72 is controlling?
I was able to follow and set up the first step to set up the service call. But where do I set the ‘Loop <Upper/Lower> Paddle Hold Action’ toggle?
UPDATE - I found the issue. At some point before you added support for the 800 series, I had created a copy of the blueprint and modified it manually. I just needed to pull the newest updates!
@flintstones-fred I too ran into an issue with my ZEN72 700 series dimmer on the hold actions. Listening to the event in developer tools I noticed that the raw value (value_raw) did not match the blueprint on KeyReleased and KeyHeldDown. I corrected the values in the blueprint (KeyReleased from 2 to 1 ; KeyHeldDown from 1 to 2), but that broke everything. Instead I removed the or value_raw == <NUMBER> from all the conditions and now everything is working.
@okimdone Thank you, this fixed the paddle hold issue for me.
I also want to add that this blueprint works for the ZEN74 toggle dimmers as well. I just needed to add the following to the device filters in the yaml file.