SmartThings OAuth

… device types first (Samsung TVs, Samsung Family Hub fridges if enabled). 2. Matches combinations of capabilities (combo map) to compound services like Thermostats, Air Conditioners, Air Purifiers, Washers, Dryers, Dishwashers, Security Systems, etc. 3. Maps any remaining single capabilities to individual services (Lock, Switch, Motion, Contact, etc.). This ordering means a thermostat (which has `temperatureMeasurement` plus `thermostatMode` plus setpoints) is exposed as a single Thermostat accessory rather than a separate temperature sensor and switch. --- Single-capability mappings These …

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Added samsungce.airConditionerLighting support in ACLightingService. Tested locally with AR12BXFANWKNUA. Service will register if AC has the capacity.

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… --- How device discovery works The plugin examines each SmartThings device's components and capabilities, then: 1. Detects special device types first (Samsung TVs, Samsung Family Hub fridges if enabled). 2. Matches combinations of capabilities (combo map) to compound services like Thermostats, Air Conditioners, Air Purifiers, Washers, Dryers, Dishwashers, Security Systems, etc. 3. Maps any remaining single capabilities to individual services (Lock, Switch, Motion, Contact, etc.). This ordering means a thermostat (which has `temperatureMeasurement` plus `thermostatMode` plus setpoints) is …

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… --- How device discovery works The plugin examines each SmartThings device's components and capabilities, then: 1. Detects special device types first (Samsung TVs, Samsung Family Hub fridges if enabled). 2. Matches combinations of capabilities (combo map) to compound services like Thermostats, Air Conditioners, Air Purifiers, Washers, Dryers, Dishwashers, Security Systems, etc. 3. Maps any remaining single capabilities to individual services (Lock, Switch, Motion, Contact, etc.). This ordering means a thermostat (which has `temperatureMeasurement` plus `thermostatMode` plus setpoints) is …

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Summary Improves the air-purifier service for Samsung OCF purifiers that expose `airConditionerFanMode` with non-standard mode sets (e.g. `smart / max / medium / windfree / sleep / pet`) and report filter wear via `custom.hepaFilter`, without special-casing any single model. Full ACs and thermostats are unaffected (matched by their own combos first). 1. Fan speed is driven by the device's own `supportedAcFanModes` The old `fanModeToLevel` / `levelToFanMode` were keyed to a hardcoded `auto/low/medium/high/sleep` enum. On purifiers whose real modes differ, `RotationSpeed` showed a meaningless …

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… thanks for maintaining this plugin, the OAuth wizard and the per-device handling (Washer→Valve, Frame TV) are really well done. Summary Adds generic Samsung robot vacuum support. Devices exposing `samsungce.robotCleanerOperatingState` + `switch` (with optional `robotCleanerMovement`) are auto-detected and exposed as a HomeKit `Switch`. Currently these devices fall into the generic `SwitchService` path, which causes two problems: the `switch` capability reports `"on"` whenever the vacuum is powered/ready (so HomeKit shows it permanently on), and `switch:off` returns HTTP 422 when the vacuum …

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Supported Devices and Capabilities This page lists every SmartThings capability the plugin recognizes and the HomeKit service it maps to. If your device exposes one or more of these capabilities, the plugin will create a matching HomeKit accessory automatically. Tip: To see what capabilities your devices expose, run `smartthings devices` in the SmartThings CLI, or check the device details in the SmartThings developer workspace. --- How device discovery works The plugin examines each SmartThings device's components and capabilities, then: 1. Detects special device types first (Samsung TVs, …

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Supported Devices and Capabilities This page lists every SmartThings capability the plugin recognizes and the HomeKit service it maps to. If your device exposes one or more of these capabilities, the plugin will create a matching HomeKit accessory automatically. Tip: To see what capabilities your devices expose, run `smartthings devices` in the SmartThings CLI, or check the device details in the SmartThings developer workspace. --- How device discovery works The plugin examines each SmartThings device's components and capabilities, then: 1. Detects special device types first (Samsung TVs, …

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Supported Devices and Capabilities This page lists every SmartThings capability the plugin recognizes and the HomeKit service it maps to. If your device exposes one or more of these capabilities, the plugin will create a matching HomeKit accessory automatically. Tip: To see what capabilities your devices expose, run `smartthings devices` in the SmartThings CLI, or check the device details in the SmartThings developer workspace. --- How device discovery works The plugin examines each SmartThings device's components and capabilities, then: 1. Detects special device types first (Samsung TVs, …

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Symptom Window shades show a perpetual "Opening…" / "Closing…" spinner in the Home app. The tile only ever settles when the shade is fully closed; opening the shade with its remote or the SmartThings app brings the spinner back even though the device is idle and the SmartThings cloud reports fresh, correct state. Additionally, fully closing a shade from the Home app only works intermittently. | Shade actual state | SmartThings shows | Home app showed (before) | |---|---|---| | Fully closed (level 0) | `closed` | "Closed" ✅ (coincidence, see below) | | Open at any level > 0 | `open`, correct …

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Description This PR introduces support for the Zigbang Smart Doorlock (linked via the Zigbang cloud partner service) to the Homebridge SmartThings plugin. Previously, these devices were not handled correctly by the plugin. During integration testing, I observed that the plugin would occasionally miss real-time lock/unlock events due to stale state reporting. To resolve this behavior, I implemented an explicit call to the component's supported `refresh` command inside the `getLockCurrentState()` method. This forces the component to pull its latest state right before the plugin reads it, …

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@grecine, thanks for the contribution and the detailed PR description. I've cherry-picked the multi-component refrigerator feature into a beta release and would love your verification against your RF29DB9600QLA before promoting it to stable. `[email protected]` is now on npm. What it includes from your PR Samsung OCF `samsungce.driverState` parsing for per-compartment temperatures (Freezer, FlexZone, CVRoom, etc.) Pruning of compartments you've disabled in the SmartThings app (`custom.disabledComponents`) Friendly compartment names in Apple Home (e.g. "MyFridge …

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