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What is the correct Device Handler for the Aeotec NanoMote Quad? It loaded with the Z-Wave device DTH. I tried the "Z-Wave Multi button" but I'm not convinced it's the right DTH.  
What is the correct Device Handler for the Aeotec NanoMote Quad?

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Easy to watch the live logs (on the IDE) for the device while you press the buttons. you'll see if it's the right DH if it recognizes all button presses & holds.  
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I am new , May I ask what is a device handler ? Where do I find them and how do I load them in the app ?  
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@sonja it would take a lot of explanation so I'll let someone else as I waffle on but you need to log into ST IDE via web browser. You can integrate third party devices thanks to the kind community. Then there is webcore but that's for another day. Sorry I'm at work at mo
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Oh and GitHub for device handlers and smart apps
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Are you familiar with installing new hardware in a computer? If so, think of a device handler as a driver to control the device. People make device handlers for devices which SmartThings doesn't natively support or to add capabilities that maybe some of SmartThings' native handlers don't support.  
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@yaker9825 Langhorst ok I see , I know my way around a computer . So you download the handlers into the ST app ?  
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@fante ok thanks !  
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You should be able to select your enrolled Nanomote Controller from the “device type” pull-down menu.  
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