Hizzle,
Sofakng is correct. Z-Wave by nature is design to work with all Z-Wave device. The problem is that Hub/Gateway manufactures limit that on purpose for different financial/political reasons.
The idea behind Flex Bridges is to eliminate that limitation. This is why we created the Generic Drivers. They work with specific Z-Wave Device types no matter the manufacture/model.
For Example The Generic Z-Wave Switch work with any on/off Z-Wave devices. That means that you can control any Light Switch, Module, Light bulb, plug, with two way communication. The Generic Switch driver populates in C4 like a regular light switch and provide real feedback for the switch status. Our Generic Drivers also allow for channel selection. This is useful if you have a device that comes with multiple outlets/load control. For example, if you have a plug with two outlets, you can use two Generic Switch drivers and set each one to channel 1 and 2 and you can control both outlets independently via C4
The same applies to the current list of Generic drivers on our website
Generic Dimmer - Any Z-Wave Dimmer device (module, in-wall dimmer, Light Bulb)
Generic Lock - Any Z-Wave dead bold or handle
Generic Relay - Any On/Off device that is not Light (Valve, Relay) You can bind this with C4 UI Drivers the same way as biding Relays on EA-1
Generic Contact Sensor - Any Sensor that reports open/Close ( Door Sensor, Motion Sensor, Leak Sensor) This provide an input binding similar to EA-1 input which you can bind to C4 UI Drivers
We are working hard on releasing new drivers. We are cooking Temperature sensor, Thermostat, Shade at this moment.
After we are done with the generic drivers, we will be developing device/manufacture specific drivers for the unique Z-Wave devices that do not follow Z-Wave standard or have unique functionality outside of the Generic Drivers capabilities.
I will keep an eye on this thread but do not hesitate to email us with any specific questions support@flexcontrol.io