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I've created a userModule for writing device configuration parameters. Because sometimes you might want to change the maximum light intensity of a dimmer based on the time of day or year, or you might want to change the operation of your door lock or thermostat, or automate the setting of any other ...

This is good news. :) Also, I've never understood why the Fibaro dimmer appears as a three channel device. It instantiates three dimmer vDevs, three heat alarm vDevs and three of everything. Even though it's only able to dim a single light circuit. Why does this happen? Is this a Fibaro issue or a Z...

This doesn't answer your question completely, but if you go to find.z-wave.me in your web browser, enter your Razberry ID and password, and then log in to your z-way system, the API is available like normal, simply by using the address bar and URLs like https://find.z-wave.me/ZAutomation/api/v1/devi...

A base64 encoded http-header with "user:password" is basic auth. But you can also include your credentials in the URL like this, if your client supports it:

What they mean is the configuration parameters, which are stored in the device itself. Different devices have different configuration parameters, which dictate how the device will behaven and operate. I'm not familiar with the Smartthings hub, but there you have a basis for googling how to find and ...

Oh, sorry, I didn't notice you mentioning it in the title. But as I said, if you have the Z-Wave module, any hub should in principle work.

You are asking which hub is compatible with your lock without saying which lock it is, which makes it difficult to help you. But in principle, as long as you keep to the right frequency for your area, any Z-Wave hub should work with any Z-Wave device (although occasionally there are some hiccups, as...

Click the cog in the upper right corner. Then click "Managament" and "Firmware update", and "Update to latest". In the dialog that opens, click "Advanced". Make sure "Activate Remote Access" is ticked. Here you will also see your Razberry ID, and you...

You log into your Z-Way web interface. Then you click the cog in the upper right corner, and go to "Apps". Then click the "Online Apps" button. There you have a button which probably says "Featured apps". Click it and change to "Developers Stuff". There you ha...

You can't run your script from the terminal. You have to use the Z-Way module/app for executing JS scripts inside the Z-Way environment. If you want something that can be run from the terminal, you need to change your strategy. Like making http requests to your Z-Way server and using one of the APIs...