# \[App\]\[Pro\]\[CLI\] Minoston MR40Z — Four-Button Z-Wave Remote

**URL:** <https://community.homey.app/t/app-pro-cli-minoston-mr40z-four-button-z-wave-remote/161920>\
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**Created:** [November 7, 2026, 10:51pm UTC](https://community.homey.app/t/app-pro-cli-minoston-mr40z-four-button-z-wave-remote/161920 "2026-11-07T22:51:05Z")\
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# [App][Pro][CLI] Minoston MR40Z — Four-Button Z-Wave Remote

I’m sharing the source for my working Minoston MR40Z app for Homey Pro.

**What it does**

- One WHEN card: **A button action occurred**.

- Select Button 1–4 and single, double, triple, held, or released.

- Battery measurement.

- Assign your own Flow actions—no automatic light bindings.

**Requirements:** Z-Wave-capable Homey Pro running Homey 12.0.0 or later. Install using the Homey CLI; this is not an App Store release.

**Validation:** Homey publish-level validation passed. Runtime dependency audit reported zero vulnerabilities. Development tooling has known audit findings. Not every physical button/action combination has been independently verified.

**Source, ZIP, and instructions:**

> **[Release Minoston v1.0.0 — Experimental · mckinneypl/homey-minoston](https://github.com/mckinneypl/homey-minoston/releases/tag/v1.0.0)**
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> Community source release for the Minoston MR40Z four-button Z-Wave scene controller. Includes selectable button/action Flow trigger and battery measurement. Working device logic preserved. Homey pu...

This experimental release preserves the device logic from my working installation. Other Minoston models and firmware variants are not confirmed.

MIT licensed and shared as-is, without guaranteed support or ongoing maintenance. Community forks and contributions are welcome.
