If your I2/I3 inputs are anything like the Fibaro S2 input then you won't see any devices as such to represent these in HS.
On the Fibaro's they are designed to control other nodes by association, so if you had a second node (on/off relay for example) and you associated group 2 of your Qubino to the on/off relay then the switch connected to I2 would control the on/off relay. I have quite a few Fibaro's set up in this way.
If the device(s) being controlled have instant status then of course they will be updated in HS regardless if they are controlled locally or by association.
The attached screenshot shows a Fibaro dimmer set to control an Aeon smart energy module from the S2 input.
Looking at the documentation for the Qubino dimmer you should only need to associate group 4 with Homeseer to get instant status.
Paul..
On the Fibaro's they are designed to control other nodes by association, so if you had a second node (on/off relay for example) and you associated group 2 of your Qubino to the on/off relay then the switch connected to I2 would control the on/off relay. I have quite a few Fibaro's set up in this way.
If the device(s) being controlled have instant status then of course they will be updated in HS regardless if they are controlled locally or by association.
The attached screenshot shows a Fibaro dimmer set to control an Aeon smart energy module from the S2 input.
Looking at the documentation for the Qubino dimmer you should only need to associate group 4 with Homeseer to get instant status.
Paul..
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