This worked for me as well!
I’m using Z-Wave JS UI with the custom config .json provided by @irakhlin in the original post in the store/config folder and @rwalker’s version of the Blueprint. When I try to create an automation from the blueprint, my ZEN37 800LR is not listed.
I’ve restarted the UI add-on and even rebooted the RPi host. It appears the Z-Wave JS integration is picking up and using the custom device config and button presses are properly indicated on the device page.
Any suggestions?
were you able to get this working? Im having the same issue
Thanks
You have 2 options, remove the custom json so it correctly identifies (not sure why are you still using that?) or download my blueprint and change the select filter on lines 13-18 to look for the custom json name.
Thanks. I deleted the custom config and got it to work. To answer your question, as far as I could tell from reading this forum thread the custom config was still necessary, but apparently not so.
@Punisher07, @rwalker’s blueprint without a custom config .json seems to work for me.
Same worked for me. Remember to reload “Automations” in Developer tools → YAML Configuration reloading. Please update the Blueprint shared in this thread to save everyone the time to find this solution.
Thanks for creating this blueprint. I’m a little confused on how to add the json file to Z-Wave JS.
Do I “Add” the file or “Upload” the file (two of the options in the config menu)? How do I download or copy the file from GitHub?
Click the import blueprint button then follow the on screen prompts. Once the blueprint is added to your home assistant instance you can use by going to automations > click new automation then select your blueprint from the list.
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This worked for me as well. Thank you! I liked the idea of deleting the lines to open up all Z-Wave devices in the list, but that was a little too inclusive. This made it easier to go straight to the remote. Also shows that this is still the answer.