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Question: Any reason why I would get the MIMOlite vs the Evolve LFM-20 to control a garage door opener with SmartThings?
Document: I love that I can now control my garage door from my phone. I combined this with a rocking sensor and a VeraLite to control my garage door. I can now be anywhere in the world and close my garage door. For someone who often would turn around after leaving home to verify it was closed this is great.
I have a simon XTI alarm system which has built in Z-Wave. I used the MIMOlite to control my garage door, it works perfect. Had to contact tech support on Saturday with a question about the momentary contact option. The got back to me the same day. It seems i had not read the instructions. (Which by the way are quite good). I removed the jumper then enrolled the unit again. Works like a charm.
I used this to as an easy way to include a old garage door opener into a Z-Wave network controlled by a Vera. Installation was straight forward, and it works flawlessly.There are good instructions on the Fortezz's webpage for the Mimolite that details how to hook it up to the existing garage door wall button. (Basically connect the COM1 and NO1 screw ports in parallel to the existing button wires, then remove Jumper P5.)
I have my Mimolite controlling my garage door opener using my Vera controller. I added aPotter Amseco ODC-59A Overhead Door Switchto provide a wired open/closed sensor. Installation and configuration was pretty straight forward. I set my Mimolite for momentary contact by removing the P5 jumper prior to pairing with Vera. After pairing the device with Vera, I installed the Mimolite and Garage Door apps on my Vera, and everything is working great.
This Mimolite is great for creating a garage door opener with integrated open/closed sensor, or to convert an analog or digital signal into z-wave. However the overall built quality is very cheap, for the price of this device they could have sourced a better supplier for the casing at least.
it's ok.  it works as my garage door opener, but the other contacts don't work. for some reason, it isn't seen. it works for my brother, who has the same veralite i have, but the other contacts work on his system. we compared and made sure everything was the same, all the controllers/apps are there, but my system isn't able to use all the contacts. a bit expensive as a garage door opener.
Title says it all - I purchased this device to remotely control my garage door via zwave. Works great and was easy to install. Highly recommended!It has a jumper which can provide a momentary ON signal to trigger the garage door to open or close.
It took a little effort to figure it all out when using it in conjunction with the tilt sensor. The various information already posted on the web and a little reviewing their instructions and I had it hooked up and working just fine. If you need remote control of your garage door this is an easy way to do it.
Worked like a charm out of the box. I actually love the fact that they (I bought 2) were only loosely screwed together when that arrived. It made it that much easier to install. I hooked it to my Garage Door opener and am controlling it with Vera Lite. Great
This thing is tiny and sits right on top of my garage opener so you cannot even see it. The power cord plugs in the same outlet as the garage opener, and the trigger wires goes from the unit to the opener. I plugged it in, enrolled it into Vera Lite, and it worked right off the bat. The whole process took less than 30 minutes and it's a very clean setup. Anyone can do this and I highly recommend it.
Answer: yes