What hubs are currently compatible with Edge drivers? Once Groovy support ends (date to be included in a future announcement) those devices will no longer communicate with the SmartThings platform until they have been re-onboarded or migrated to Edge drivers. What will happen to my existing devices if I do not transition them to Edge drivers? As more devices are enabled to onboard with Edge drivers, they'll be displayed there. See this current list of devices that will automatically onboard with an Edge driver. How will I know which devices will automatically onboard with Edge drivers?

The list of devices will not be published however, you can see the current list of SmartThings Edge drivers to determine if a device has a supported Edge driver. Edge-enabled devices will list Driver as an option.Choose More Options ( ⋮ ) at the top right.Open the SmartThings app and select the device.To identify an Edge-enabled device in the SmartThings app, use the following steps. How will I know which devices are Edge-enabled? Our sample code, beta drivers, and list of current Edge driversįeel free to start a thread or reply to existing threads in the SmartThings Community with questions or feedback on building or using Edge drivers.Our new Developer Documentation for SmartThings Edge.To manually transition your device to a custom Edge driver, you can use the following developer resources: We will slowly continue to add more drivers to that list as they become available. If your device has an Edge driver available here, you can re-onboard the device to get it using a new Edge driver. How do I transition my current device to use Edge drivers? Existing (previously onboarded) devices will not automatically transition to Edge drivers at this time. No, this will only apply to devices that are being newly onboarded. FAQs Will my existing (already onboarded) hub-connected devices be transitioned to Edge drivers?

The steps required to onboard devices with Edge drivers is unchanged from the existing experience associated with Groovy DTHs and you should not need additional steps to complete this process.įor more questions regarding this change, check out our FAQ below. These drivers run locally on the hub and deliver improved reliability and reduced latency compared to cloud-based device handlers (Groovy DTHs). SmartThings will begin rolling out Edge drivers Tuesday, April 26 in support of newly onboarded Zigbee, Z-Wave, and LAN devices that connect to a SmartThings hub.

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