I found mine online after a little testing You will need the installer code to make the changes.If you plan on taking over the system here are a few pointers I found along the way: Already took control of the system and I chose to network it using a Envisalink 3 (not sure yet if it was a good call or not but we will see).
I would hate to waste working sensor despite how dump they are and I feel like these things speak in simple language so there is no reason we should not be able to make them work together. Basically for the sames reasons mentioned and did. I am in the process of breaking out my ADT safewatch 3000 (Vist20p) system with Cellular only connection (no hardwired phone line) from the controlling hands of the overlords at ADT. Always interested in other way to do what I want. New the ST and programming but i learn quick so I love this. Because of that I went the shield path (where my knowledge is). However, I’m not knowledgeable about IP traffic and how to configure STs to listen / interact with it. What I did to solve this is to create “fake” sensors within Smartthings and I have a custom application that triggers those fake sensors to match the individual sensors within my ADT thing.Īnyways… I’ll try my hardest to create a project with step by step instructions, code examples, Your question about the IP based integration from that company SHOULD work. The down side of this is you can’t use these sensors directly in applications. This process will create a single device that will contain all of your sensors within it. The very basic gist of what I did is in my first post but just so everyone is aware this isn’t a turn key solution and does require some coding / customization. I will do everything in my power to create a project and demonstrate how I did this. It does take some knowledge of groovy, communication between the systems, and patience (well lots of been on vacation for the last week and I have ton of family in town this week. Long story short - it is possible and yes I’m doing it. Doing that through the arduino card would take some playing around (I did get it to work after understanding the whole communication path). I ended up using a tool AD2 provided to attempt every code until it found the installer code, but I could only do that because I had a USB adapter as well. The hardest part was getting the installer code from the ADT system to install a new “panel” within the system. From there it was a matter of writing a custom device type (which I’ll be happy to send over, but you would need to modify it to fit your system). I used a AD2pi ( ) integrated into a arduino card with smart shield. I’ve been really busy lately so I haven’t been able to document the process within a project (I’m hopeful to do that soon). I’ve fully integrated my ADT 3000en into smartthings.
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