Lutron Occupancy Sensor Not Detected about lutron-caseta-pro HOT 37 OPEN

Interesting. Maybe if it is not under Zones and has no Buttons, assume an occupancy sensor. Worse case I will have to do a binary_sensor: [ 1, 2, 3] type of config override.

I am still waiting on mine to ship, but once I get one I plan to integrate it as a new platform for the component. Should be a Binary Sensor of type 'occupancy'.

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Firmware 06.12.01f000 is out. I expect it will be for the motion sensor and repeater they just added to Caseta. Unfortunately that does not mean motion sensors over telnet have changed.

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Firmware 08.00.06f000 is out. Big version number jump, so maybe this one is the occ/vac sensor and repeater for Caseta. Apparently the motion sensor is not supported on HomeKit either, but maybe if they add it we could get it on telnet too.

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Yeah that makes sense. The last two posts are from people with the full RadioRA 2 Main Repeater and not RA2 Select. The RadioRA 2 Main Repeater has both a telnet and serial line interface and no doubt a full implementation of the Lutron Integration Protocol.

RA2 Select is based on their newer platform so I am still hoping one of their official integration partners like Control4 will want occupancy sensor triggers to work in their driver and Lutron will add it. So far they have announced Control4 support here and I found a driver here which definitely uses Telnet for integration. The driver documentation is dated March 30, 2018 so maybe once more integrators start using it, they will feedback to Lutron about the missing output for occupancy sensor events.

I will keep an eye out for firmware updates to the bridge. Their last update was April 16, 2018.

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Firmware 06.05.14f000 is out and sadly it does not appear to change the telnet interface to have output events for occupancy sensors on RA2 Select.

Maybe we can appeal to Lutron engineers like @Aditya90 on Github to sneak the feature request into their backlog? 😸

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Firmware 06.07.07f000 is out. No changes found with respect to the telnet interface.

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Firmware 06.08.04f000 is out. No changes for the telnet interface. Probably preparing for Caseta fan controller I spotted a couple of weeks ago.

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Probably adding this too: https://fccid.io/JPZ0122. A new Radio RA2 / RA2 Select dimmer. Model RRD-PRO, 120 V, 250 W LED/CFL load. Looks like the two-wire RRD-6CL but with 250 W LED and phase adaptive like the RRD-6NA.

Apparently they have an Advanced Programming Mode too where you can adjust the fade times, delayed fade to off, disable the LEDs and adjust trim. Wonder if they will add some of that to the mobile app. It already has trim.

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@zwily The hub broadcasts a status including the firmware version using mDNS and DNS-SD and I periodically use the Bonjour Browser to check it.

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The latest Lutron integration protocol guide has a lot of references to occupancy monitoring. Has it shown up on the Caseta Smart Bridge Pro yet? Rev. Dec 16

https://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/040249.pdf

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Sadly, I don't think I will be able to support the occupancy sensors as they do not output anything to telnet interface. I initially thought it was working, but it turns out I was just seeing the light level of the fixture associated with the occupancy sensor, i.e. the light in the assigned area.

Unless they update the telnet interface to support DEVICE output for Occupied/Unoccupied (page 140 of the Integration Protocol), I'm not sure what else can be done. Maybe with the increasing use of Ra2 Select, the official integration partners will press for this to be added. The addition of occupancy sensors to Ra2 Select is a relatively new feature (March 2018).

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Bummer. :( Looks like these guys are trying to figure it out too. link

One guy said he could see the device output using a serial interface

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Yup, let's hope they push lutron to add it. The occupancy sensors are really nice and super responsive. I would love to use more of them.

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Firmware 06.09.01f000 is out. No changes found with respect to the telnet interface.

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Firmware 06.09.05f000 is out. No changes to occupancy sensors in RA2 Select. Likely the firmware required to bump Caseta up to 75 devices.

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Firmware 06.11.04f000 dropped. No change.

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Firmware 06.12.01f000 is out. I expect it will be for the motion sensor and repeater they just added to Caseta. Unfortunately that does not mean motion sensors over telnet have changed.

Well fingers crossed that they add it! In any event it's good to see them adding motion sensors!

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@upsert Where do you see these new firmware releases? And are they applied automatically to our hubs? (Sorry to go a little off-topic, I’ve been using RA2 Select for a couple years and have always wondered this and never found anything.)

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@upsert have you got your hands on a motion sensor yet and tested it out?

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@bdubsw Yes, since 2018 on the Ra2 Select line. They are using the same hardware for Caseta.

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Was just curious if the PD-OSENS-WH is exposed over telnet like everything else and sends motion events

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PD-OSENS-WH is NOT exposed over telnet

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I've been researching this same issue for another application and stumbled on this bug. Perhaps my info may help you.

I believe the answer here is in the JSON side of the protocol. Please look at https://github.com/hassio-addons/addon-lutron-cert to see how to create the necessary 3 certs/keys. You can validate that you can receive a stream with those files using "curl -k --cacert caseta-bridge.crt --key caseta.key --cert caseta.crt https://bridge-ip:8081"

From there I would suggest looking at gurumitts/pylutron-caseta@c14487c for examples of JSON you can send to query about the area.

My theory, which I haven't been able to validate/test, is that you could regularly query through the JSON the occupancy state of a room/area. Everything I can tell from my testing makes it seem like the occupancy sensor works like a pico remote as opposed to an actual switch.

I hope this helps.

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It may be possible over HTTPS/JSON, but I will leave that to the Caseta integration to reverse engineer the protocol.

This integration is only for the Telnet-based Lutron Integration Protocol. The hope is that since Telnet is the method for professionals to integrate with Caseta Pro and RA2 Select (and virtually all the Lutron main product lines), that they will eventually add it to the Telnet protocol and bring it up to par with RadioRa2.

On a related note, firmware 08.01.12f000 is out and sadly, it does not change the Telnet output.

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I guess it got added to the other protocol, wonder why Telnet is (still) absent.

https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/lutron_caseta/#sensor

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Firmware 08.01.13f000 is out. No changes to the telnet interface.

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I have a Caseta Occupancy Sensor, too, and was hoping it would be available :(

I notice that the default Caseta integration says that it supports occupancy sensors... but it doesn't give Pico events.

Since I have a non-pro hub as well, I suppose I can run both integrations with only the occupancy sensor as the only device connected to the one....

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Oh, and for what it's worth... it does show up in the integration report.

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I met a guy online who works at Lutron and he offered to send my request to add support to the correct team if I email it to him. Do you think that’s a good idea? If so, any advise on how the request should be worded?

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Exposing this to the telnet interface is the important bit, and would make those sensors infinitely more useful especially in situations where you have more than just Lutron devices.

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Well, I will give it a shot. No promises of course, but it can’t hurt to ask.

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Looks like there will be a new Ra2 Select and HomeWorks hub coming soon: https://fcc.report/FCC-ID/JPZ0129

Same hardware for both and each has a repeater variation. Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), 802.15.4 wireless (likely for Ketra) and 431 MHz ClearConnect. Uses 48 Volt Power-over-Ethernet which would be nice to have on the current hubs. Model numbers HQP7-RF-2, HQREP-RF, RR-PROC3, and RR-REP3.

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Good find! Finally some love for RA2 Select! The label pics look like the existing "Clear Connect Gateway - Type X" that they have for Homeworks and Athena.

I bailed on Caseta for RA2 Select because it was missing Occupancy / Vacancy Sensors, had a low device limit (50 at the time), and didn't have the 15A appliance model. And soon it looks like Caseta will have all the things I left for, was starting to get a little disappointed that RA2 Select wasn't getting any new or cool features. Still holding out for them to unlock fade times, etc. (outside of scenes) and sensor change of state over telnet.

edit: Oh and thanks for constantly monitoring and updating us on changes!

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Another note to follow up on @upsert's analysis, looks like the FCC specifically did Zigbee and BLE testing. Will have to wait until the full release, but maybe they'll be able to control Hue (like their Aurora dimmer)! I mean, I'm not holding my breath, but that'd be amazing. Give me Hue or Ketra or both!

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Another curious device from Lutron:
https://fcc.report/FCC-ID/JPZ0136/

Bluetooth Low Energy Darter keypad. Described as a "... wireless remote keypad for installation into a standard WD wallbox and powered at 120-277V. Device does not have a load but provides wireless signals to a Lutron lighting control system." Operates at 2.4 GHz, but nothing at 431 MHz for ClearConnect. Model numbers look like Pico model numbers with 3 and 4-button variants but RRST and HRST prefix.

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Looks like those devices are all for the newly launched RA3:

https://radiora3.lutron.com/

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