Hi everyone, I wanted to share my recent experience with configuring the Fibaro Dimmer to use double-click actions. It was a bit of a challenge at first, but I managed to set it up successfully, and I thought I’d document the process for anyone else who might be interested.I’ve been using Fibaro Dimmers in my home for a while now, and they’ve been working beautifully. However, I always wondered if I could assign custom actions to the double-click function on the wall switch. Specifically, I wanted to use double-click to toggle a different set of lights in my bedroom instead of the main ceiling lights.After some research and experimentation, here’s what I found:1. Identify the Device Handler: The first step was to locate the device handler for the Fibaro Dimmer in my SmartThings setup. This is where you can define custom actions.2. Define the Double-Click Function: I discovered that you can create a custom function within the device handler that triggers when a double-click event is detected. This involved a bit of coding, but it wasn’t too complicated.3. Testing and Fine-Tuning: Once the function was set up, I tested it extensively to ensure it worked as intended. It took a few adjustments to get the timing right, but now it’s seamless.4. Integration with SmartApps: I also explored using SmartApps to enhance the functionality further. This allowed me to create more complex scenarios, such as turning on specific lights and adjusting the dimmer level with a single double-click.The end result is a much more versatile lighting system in my bedroom. Now, with a simple double-click, I can switch between the ceiling lights and the bedside lamps, depending on my needs. It’s a small change, but it makes a big difference in terms of convenience.I’d like to thank the community for all the helpful resources and forums that guided me through this process. If anyone has questions or needs assistance with similar setups, feel free to reach out—I’d be happy to help!Cheers, [Your Name]