Hi,
I realize this is ancient, and I appreciate you making it. It has worked great over the years.

There has been some change resulting in the battery reporting as 0% all the time.
I found if you change the 2 lines: (126,127)

def pct = (volts - minVolts) / (maxVolts - minVolts)
result.value = Math.min(100, (int) pct * 100)

to:

def pct = (((volts - minVolts) / (maxVolts - minVolts)) * 100)
result.value = Math.min(100, (int) pct)

It corrects the problem. At least currently. (10/25/2018)

Thanks again.

First off, thank you for some good code! Since Hue is no longer working with devices like this I found this to be a huge help. My only issue is that I use Alexa to turn on and off most of my Lights and set colors. This code does allow Alexa to turn on and off the RGB lights and set color it is not working to turn on/off the white light of RGBW.

I just started brainstorming this tonight but thought you might have a simple answer for something like this. Perhaps a 2nd call when requesting white to push out the on off to the white? Something like requesting white turns white on along with the rgbs while requesting any other color turns white off.

Device Handler: My-GE-Link-v3.groovy

I haven't been able to get dimOnOff to work correctly. When I turn my bulb on or off, it's an instant transition. Looking at the code I wonder if it's related to the following switch statement (line 269).

if (dimOnOff == "Yes"){ switch (dimOnOff){ case "InstantOnOff":

The variable "dimOnOff" has a value of Yes or No, which is getting checked on line 269. Then in the switch statement is expecting a value of "InstantOnOff", "NormalOnOff", etc. Shouldn't the switch statement be checking against a variable other than dimOnOff?

Button presses, no matter which I press, do nothing when pairing the Lutron Connected Bulb Remote to SmartThings with this Device Handler.

What's going on here?