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Hi everyone, I’d like to add a Fibaro Smart Implant (FGBS-222) in parallel with an existing 24 V momentary wall switch that controls my shutters. The wall switch currently takes a 24 V supply and, when pressed, sends 24 V to terminal 2A (open) or 2B (close). Current idea My plan is to power the Smart Implant from the same 24 V supply as the wall switch/controller (P = +24 V, GND = 0 V). The Smart Implant’s relay outputs would then “simulate” pressing the wall switch by switching +24 V onto the same control terminals: P → +24 V supply GND → 0 V / GND OUT1 → 2A (open) OUT2 → 2B (close) Inputs (IN1/IN2) would remain unused. The Smart Implant documentation says it can control devices by opening/closing its output contacts independently of inputs, and it supports a 9–30 V supply, so powering it from 24 V should be fine. Wiring question (OUT1/OUT2) What I’m unsure about is the relay wiring detail: is it sufficient to connect only a single wire from OUT1 to 2A (and OUT2 to 2B), assuming the other side of those outputs is internally referenced, or do I need to wire a return/common as well? (From other Smart Implant examples, it seems the external circuit typically needs a complete loop through the relay contact, i.e., the relay closes between a “common” and the target input, but I’m not 100% sure how that maps to my shutter controller terminals.) Configuration question If inputs stay unused, what parameters should be changed so the outputs behave like a momentary button press (short pulse), rather than staying on? From the parameter list, it looks like I should use the output “auto off” timers so OUT1/OUT2 switch off automatically after a short time (pulse), but I’m unsure what value is recommended for shutter controller inputs. Any feedback? Does the approach (powering from 24 V and using OUT1/OUT2 to drive 2A/2B) make sense electrically? For the relay outputs: do I need to wire an additional GND/common to the output side to complete the circuit? Which output settings (especially auto-off / pulse duration) are typically used for this kind of shutter control? If anyone has done something similar (Smart Implant + 24 V shutter controller / momentary switch in parallel), a quick wiring sketch or parameter guidance would be greatly appreciated.

Cześć! Czy ktoś z was korzysta równolegle w 1 mieszkaniu z automatyki Fibaro i Home Assistant? Aktualnie mam centralę HC3 z 40 urządzeniami fizycznymi z-wave, 4 kamery IP, oraz kilkanaście zarządzalnych urządzeń z dostępem przez www czy aplikacje. Dodatkowo całość jest sterowana przez 69 scen automatycznych oraz głosowo przez integrację z Amazon Alexa. Zastanawiam się czy równolegle nie postawić Home Assistant (mam akurat na to mocnego NASa z wolnymi zasobami) aby uruchomić część integracji i jakiegoś ciekawego dashboardu. Na pewno centrala HC3 zostanie ze mną już na wiele lat do obsługi urządzeń z-wave i innych, planuję także w przyszłości jeszcze rozbudować system o nowe urządzenia i funkcjonalności. Chciałbym pozbyć się przede wszystkim używania kilku różnych aplikacji w telefonie do obsługi różnych urządzeń, dążę do stworzenia pełnej automatyzacji i zarządzania głosowego gdy zajdzie taka potrzeba. Czy Fibaro umożliwia wymianę danych z Home Assistant (np. do przesyłania danych z czujników temperatury)?

I just installed 3 of FGSD002 with firmware 3.3 on my Home Assistan (RPi 4 with Z-Wave JS integration and Z-Wave JS to MQTT using AEON Zstick Gen5) All 3 of them act differently: On first one I see temperature sensor and smoke and tempering, on second one I can see only temperature and 3rd is only associated and not interviewed form 7 hours now. I added them without security. All sensors are in the reach of (green light after test on detector) zWave Any Idea on what is wrong? I tried to press button to wake it up, tried to re-interview but no improvement. Thanks Update -- After several button pressing and re-interviewe commands, I manage to add all of them to the system. I am trying to investigate why all of the things from the sensor is not recognized on first addition.