Auto Smartports with non-Cisco devices

I have used auto smartports in the past and have been successful creating macros that use mac-addresses.
My question is can I create a macro that works with non-Cisco devices that are CDP capable?
We have Motorolla access points that use CDP and I would like to use auto smartports to put them on their own VLANs.
Can it be done using CDP? What version of the IOS would I need to be on? Currently the 3750-Xs are on 12.2.(55).
Are there any guides or configuration examples? I've searched but have been unsuccessful in find anything so far.
I have seen some articles that reference device sensors and device profiles, but have no idea where to begin.
Thanks in advance for your support.

You may need to create a Cisco TAC case for this.
If not, then move this thread to the EEM section. If the Moto AP supports CDP then you can get someone (like Joe Clark) to build a small EEM script.
EEM is supported up to the 3560/3750.

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