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yep
That is a sign somebody isn't reading...
Also... that log entry is from ZHA, not Zigbee2MQTT
Are you trying to use Z2M, or ZHA, or ... did you set up both by mistake?
Okay, you finally made it here. Are you trying to run both z2m and zha both at the same time?
only z2m
Then... remove ZHA
remove the ZHA config entry
in progress
maybe wrong click
on the discovery
no error on the log for ZHA,but i have that on z2m "Zigbee2MQTT:error 2023-01-24 20:32:14: Error: Failed to connect to the adapter (Error: SRSP - SYS - ping after 6000ms)"
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do i have to flash the firmware? like they said on the z2m faq?
Well, you probably don't, but you'll need to restart Z2M now you've removed ZHA
If the firmware is older than 202202xx then upgrading it would be sensible
i buy the key yesterday,maybe its up to date
what is crazynwith my deconz dongle no issue
Maybe ... maybe not
Also, with the ConBee you probably didn't make the same mistake π
This is the v2 dongle but your error message references the ZNP command set, which is only for the v1. Did you specify the adapter type in your config?
It should be ezsp
Does anyone know how to add the yellow multipan zigbee to zigbee2mqtt?
It does not want to read the socket or sais it cannot find the file for it.
no,what did you mean?
ok,i try
For the serial port for the addon
yes i got it,i do the same for deconz
I cannot put /dev/ttyAMA1 instead I have to put the socket oine
Can you show me your config setup
port: socket://core-silabs-multiprotocol:9999
adapter: ezsp
Is my serial setup in the addon and it does not work
well done bro,it's works
are these zigbee relays valid? https://www.amazon.it/gp/product/B091GS6J5W/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?psc=1
pretty cheap, 4 relays, usb and AC/DC input, RF remotes, can't believe that's so cheap, there has to be some catch?
(going to run on zigbee2mqtt)
Again, replace socket:// with tcp://
socket:// is only for ZHA. Z2M expects tcp://
Catch is that it's Tuya
They pump out white-label Zigbee "products", each of which requiring explicit code to support
huh
people in comments are saying home assistant detected them right away, maybe it won't be too bad
It probably joins but will only expose a single relay until someone writes a quirk/converter for it
I messed around a bit with smart transformers or whatever they are called in zigbee2mqtt, it doesn't seem too hard to copy a generic device with 4 relays and use that
until it is
So I get a lot of "Received relays from an unknown device: 0x2D02" even though that ID is in my known list and controllable. What does this actually mean?
By the time you read the log message, that device will have been discovered (if it's a real device)
any reason why an Ikea motion sensor would have about 7 mins between sensing motion and going to clear rather than the 3 that it should have?
using Z2M
Damn 3min retrigger is still rough
the 3 min is what it should be but it's taking like 7-10 for some reason
My brother from another mother
guess who is back???
Sooooo, SONOFF Zigbee 3.0 USB Dongle or Sonoff or SONOFF Zigbee Bridge Pro Hub?
For anyone else with this issue, it seems that the "occupancy_timeout" is not in seconds but something else, 90 does not equal 90 seconds it seems, 18 seems to work but nothing (blank the box NOT 0) seems to do the job just fine. Is this something that I should create a bug report about?
Are there any affordable smart plugs with energy monitoring? Only one I've found so far is a BlitzWolf BW-SHP15 for 20β¬.
WiFi plugs are way cheaper here π¦
zigbee or WiFi?- I'm only familiar with Wi-Fi ones and I use mostly Gosund flashed with Tasmota (or Athom ones come pre-flashed)
What country/plug socket and voltage do you need?
I've never used zigbee but want to, thought some smart plugs would be a good starting point... I already know of some good WiFi plugs, but I would like to try zigbee
Germany, 230V
But if zigbee plugs are so expensive I might as well go with some cheaper WiFi plugs with tasmota or esphome
I do have some Athom ESPHome and Tasmota plugs which are pretty good.
I don't have EU recommendations for power monitoring, but #energy-archived might!
Hey, whenever I restart home assistant, my light switch using the quirk "aqara ctrl_neutral" gets turned off, however Home Assistant still sees it as "on".
When I read the current state via the clusters directly, it correctly says "Bool.false" and also updates it in Home Assistant
Is there any way to be able to poll the device on startup?
Also, does anyone possibly know how I can get the switch to always stay on even after restarting HA?
I'm not really sure why HA turns it off on startup in the first place
The switch itself is lumi.switch.b1lacn02
Potentially really stupid question. Should i be upgrading the firmware on my ZZH Zigbee stick?
If so, do i just follow the installation instructions in the docs? And will i need to reconfigure everything afterwards?
Question: I have a conbee 2, configured on my new HA OS, integrated deconz, added the gateway, but I cannot add a new SNZB-04 Zigbee door/window sensor. I put it in pairing mode, but the Phoscon app doesn't 'see' anything. Anyone has any solution to this?
Any last recommendation before I pull the plug of my Conbee II and plug in the shiny new SkyConnect? π
(z2m)
Greetings!! I've had a Smartthings/Alexa setup for years... But realizing that I'm not in Kansas anymore with this Home Assistant project... I've got HA running on a laptop, ethernet connection, windows 10, with virtualbox running HA... Windows sees the zigbee and zwave dongles, but HA running in VirtualBox doesn't see them... i've install several integrations, I'm connected with my mobile app via nabu casa... most of my wiz light bulbs were discovered... any suggestions on the usb passthrough for the dongles?
Try #installation-archived, but USB devices ought to be passed through
That's what I thought... but they don't show up... will HA simply discover the device if it sees it? I don't care if it sets it up... I just don't think it sees it at all...
I have no experience with Virtualbox, but the channel you need is #installation-archived, this is a machine question not #zigbee-archived specific π
Usually, you have to explicitly pass USB devices to a VM before they will show there. I have heard people say that was difficult to do with some Windows VM products, but I know nothing else about them
Is there a way to force a reroute? Like if I re-pair a router that I moved via another router will that update the route to the closest or does that even matter?
My visualization has a lot of yellow and green and LQI for some devices is 7
Depends on the device
In theory they should get a better route but some older zigbee 1.2 devices are slow to do it or just donβt especially the aqara battery powered ones
Lqi isnβt a super useful metric in certain scenarios so if devices react fast with a shitty lqi you donβt necessarily need to worry
You can force them to gain a new route in z2m by repairing them after selecting the router you want it to be a child of. I think zha has similar idk which you use
so something weird happened... devices just mafgically bound on their own/ curtain rails now are just magically opening/closing whenever i turn my ikea switches on/off (switches paired to network long ago - curtains added yesterday).
Did you pair your switches with the IKEA instructions or with the Z2M instructions?
how do i unbind? bindings in z2m dont show anything bound for my curtains.. the switches are forcibly bound to the default group. i moved my curtains into a group of their own ... how do i stop this demon stuff from just having a mind of its own? π π
instructions?
please link me the switch you have
i held down the reset button at ythe back for like the usual 5 or 10 sec or wyatever - it flashed red. paired to my conbee + ha/rpi and done. ?
i assume thats what the "bind" tab in z2m does...
oh yeah - 4 times thats what i did
sorry - i did this like 2 or so months ago
i dont know of any other way to pair it...
the switches have been paired to ha for months ...
they have worked - i set them to turn on/off specific groups of lights
Are these log entries indicative of zigbee connection issues (maybe due to range?) https://pastebin.com/axuLLigQ
raster, is there not an unbind for default_bind_group in the bind tab?
yeah - i press it... it never works π¦
And did you read the section that I linked you to read?
ghmm maybe i didnt try this soone enouhg after toggling it on/off
the binding one
well i'm trying to bind/unbind from the z2m ui in ha...
i just get a slew of errors saying it couldn't unbind
"Wake up the device right before sending the commands by pressing a button on it." Did you do this?
yes
i stood next to it
pressed on/off
then within a second pressed unbind.
before i had to run up/down stairs as the switch i'm testing is 1 floor down
Buttons are slow, I find it best to press a button on it, click the Z2M UI, and then press the button again a few times until the action successfully completes
well the button was turning lights on and off... so it was awake π
They're not as predictable as you might think. I would try the great advice from Rosemary.
i brought it to my desk 9the button)
press on/off/on/off repeatedly for about 5 sec - press unbind, keep doing on/off for another few sec... still failed?
Unpair the button and pair it again
Does anyone have experience with the Osram Smart Switch Mini? I paired it with ZHA and although I have not configured anything yet, the events are turning all of my Zigbee devices on and off.
Try force removing and then re-pairing
Automations will just fail if the referenced device stops existing but they will work again if the device re-appears
yeah - had to name it again it worked
but ... still it controls the curtains and unbinding still fails
Are you trying to make this device stop controlling the curtain?
You might need to reset the curtain lol
Sounds like you did some kind of direct binding between the two anyways
And binding/removing from the controller doesn't change that
i didnt do any binding ... it just did this on its own
the curtain lists no bindings in z2m... the switches are bound to default bind group always and i can't unbind that π¦
What does your logbook say when you use the device?
Does HA report the event or an automation triggering the blinds
Oh lol so not that unless you have some node red automation lol
like i unplug my ha rpi ... the switches talk directly to the curtains
if this was an automation .. i'd be happy.. it's a sw problem of mine π
these are demon switches i tells ya! deeeemons!
π
I'm guessing you'd need to reset one or both devices to clear the direct binding
well switches were here first for a few months... curtains came along for the ride last night
What kind of curtains?
What's the switch?
Hmm and you didn't do any kind of re-pairing of the switches after getting the curtain?
zigbee groups or HA groups?
zigbee - z2m
And you're sure the blinds aren't in any of those groups?
The blinds take basically the same commands as a light as far as zigbee is concerned
no - i never added them to a group. i even put them in a magic group of their own away from the light groups to try stop this demonic posession π
Can you crank your z2m logs up to debug and post a snippet of you pressing the switch?
they join one automatically
I'm lazy and don't use any z2m groups and route everything thru HA lol
the z2m groups seems the lazy path for me as i just have 1 switch control 1 entity π
but hey...
Still I'd be curious what the debug z2m logging shows when you're using the switch
well i've unpaired and paired the curtains at leats 2 times
i've held the button for full reset (get a red led) unplugged/plugged from power...
they still be demons!
so logs...
what firmware is your switch on, just curious
zigbee bindings work when HA is down and are usually way faster
dimming via anything but bindings is so sluggish, it's no fun
Most of the time my zigbee switches aren't talking to zigbee devices haha
the old firmare 2.2.010
i tried a fw update once... it didnt work π
anyway logs
they are kind of noisy...
With proper script usage I've gotten dimming to be pretty responsive with automations
i have a lot of noise on the network from m,y thermostats all the time π
give both entities a similar name and filter the log based on that
assuming that no third device is involved in this unholy binding ;)
pressing switch on/off
I mean you can see z2m doing it here
switch_1 is the one i'm, testing. 1_bed_front_curtain is the curtain. 1_hall is the z2m group for all the lights in the hall and 1_hall_0, 1_hall_1 and 1_bath_hall_0 are the 3 lights in the hall being controlled by switch_1 via the 1_hall group
hmm i thbink its the curtain publishing its change of state
not z2m telling it to open/close .. because if i power off my ha box.. it still does this.
and z2m?
or it did when i first was testing
unfortunately z2m logging is a bit useless
anyone here with an Aqara vibration sensor? I wonder if I could use this sensor to create some kind of bed sensor. Like attach it underneath the mattress. But battery life is probably an issue if this thing will have to register constant vibrations during the night.
Yeah it doesn't really tell you if the device chose to change or if it told the device to change
would be more interesting to see what the zigbee part is receiving, mqtt is not actually relevant
let me just power ha off to be sure again...
there's some tutorials using various sensors for beds with varying levels of success depending on sensors used, if it's a foam mattress, etc
why would that matter
car seat sensors look ideal
yeah - power off ha and unplug the conbee stick ... all unplugged from power entirely... the demon swtich still makes the demon curtains open/close on its own!
posessed i tell ya... π
Yeah that's some group binding there
don't really have good use cases for it, but maybe just use it as a "block" object to disable automatic lights on when you enter the bedroom
must be another unwanted xiaomi feature, just like the small unwanted features i found in my hue switches
you could maybe update the firmware which literally doesn't support group binding anymore, lol
that's disabled now anyways, but then I could enable it unless someone is already in bed
My bed sensor suppresses the motion sensors in the whole house
But zigbee motion isn't the way to do it
i've been trying to unbind the switch from default group to no avail- the curtains are not bound to a group in z2m so i'm kind of at a loss....
i can try another fw update...
raster i just gotta say it sucks to be you right now
https://github.com/Koenkk/zigbee2mqtt/issues/3424 did you read through this?
Is your switch somehow using the default group to control?
There is a withings sleeping mat to monitor sleep quality, but it has a HA integration and you can read bed status from it too. + it's wired for power.
but last time i tried it didnt go anywhere...
well its bound to default_bind_group and i cant get it out of it
I've built a couple different types of bed sensors, but that's more of an esphome project than being relevant to the zigbee channel
I have several of these ikea switches and no problem (anymore)
the firmware raster is running joins the default bind group automatically.
But I updated them to the newest firmware
it's my first week of doing zigbee, so looking too much at zigbee sensors now π
@loud bobcat "The first two initially appears to be in the group 901. No matter what I tried they didn't leave the group. Only after I create the 901 group by hand, bind them both and then unbind, they start working on the new group. However the process wasn't that straight, was more a hit and miss, I try different orders and sometimes it works as expected and sometimes not. Now they are on group 9, but I'm sure If I remove them I will be on the same situation again." this is a quote form that github issue
updating works fine if you make sure it has a good battery and you press it a few times while triggering the update until the percentage in z2m web ui shows up
and only update one device at a time, zigbee has really low bandwidth
I'm updating mine at the moment and it is very slow. π
How much battery does updating ikea switches really burn?
45 minutes remaining at 50% π
I don'T think it burns that much battery but a battery with low voltage may drop out due to the stress
I just let a cr2032 die in my night stand remote, it still worked yesterday evening but not this morning :D
firmware update seems a bust atm... maybe ha is still buys starting
btw, binding to groups is actually nice, not sure why ikea changed to devices
They like selling bundled bulbs and switches
So you can be some pleb with a remote that controls one bulb
where's the fun in that? :D
btw, the newer huge ikea remote behaves way more reliable than the older remotes/switches with cr2032 batteries
this is odd - i selected swithc to fw update... the update thing under settings just did nothing - it flickered as if progress bar showed then vanished then nada
but z2m shows a busy spinner
What no random ignoring your first input?
They look chunky as fuck
Tho my old round remotes can murder a cheap cr2032
but they hold micro batteries and right now it seems they can actually manage 2 years+
I thought they took AAA or whatever
"update of switch_1 at 5.35%" ... yay this again... a forever update attempt that never works
I got all of them E1524/E1810 remotes, E1743 switches and that clunky E2001
the most problems I had was with the switches
oh yeah, I forgot that one
it's in my drawer, just like the useless first motion sensor
I've had a motion sensor die entirely on me
the first motion sensor ate batteries alive, 1 month and dead
I still like the knobs, I have a fade media device script I've gotten to work pretty well with them
ok lets try test server ota...
but odd this has happened to me twice ... in fact every switch i tried to update before rejected...
I never needed that test server
not gonna try experimental firmware when the normal one is already buggy .D
I've also noticed that z2m will show different available updates than the popup update notifications in HA now, I had some lights that only showed in one area
"If IKEA TRADFRI devices are rejecting OTA updates, it is possible the OTA server is providing a corrupt file. The firmwares published on the IKEA test server can be used."
That's the only reason I suggested it for raster
hmmm i cant stop the update
Lol
of course not, or did you want to have a half-flashed device?
just leave it running, it can take more than 30mins for that small switch I think
30 min? wt......f?
I've seen an hour lol
the cr2032-powered devices take really really long
like how much fw is there to write? < 1m?
even mains-powered devices take 15min
Faster if it's by the controller?
Tell that to the hue bulbs that took 45 min lol
ugh. :/
mine are 10-15min if i only do one update at a time
your mesh might not be that great
the trick with progress bars is to walk away and do something else, do not watch them, they know and will slow down ;)
ooooh
no the trick is click update in home assistant webui for the z2m devices because then you get no feedback in the gui until they just disappear and remove from update devices
thats why the one switch doesnt do unspeakable demonic things to my curtains
its on 2.3.079 which is the new only device to device fw not device to group...
this 2.2.010 fw is the spawn of satan i tell ya! π
you gotta admit it's kinda funny
but damn.. 30 min to update?
not the part where you've wasted time figuring it out tho lol
well tbh my ha journey is been... interesting
You can speed up OTA updates for remotes and other battery-powered devices by clicking buttons or otherwise keeping them awake. Or just leave and come back in an hour.
home assistant is super user friendly, there are just lots of ways to shoot yourself in the dick so to speak
i honestly am baffled at how a lot of it works and is hung together. it smells of sticky-tape and chewing gum...
but i do like low level c kernel/gfx/ui toolkit/window manager code
heh, can't say that about HA. The only thing I use it for is the UI
the whole yaml, templates, and so on ... i just dont know where everything is glued together.
devs have the worst problems out of anyone with hass in my experience
because they try to overthink it instead of just learn what hass expects
i'd much prefer like some for loop with event processing and switch {} statement per event to handle something and then call what i need to π
gross
I switched my automations from HA to AppDaemon via its MQTT backend
like some things ha has done out of the box were awesome - a;ll my thermostats automatically got their clocks set to the right tome once i paired them
but a lot of ha to an experienced dev is hard to fathom... π
HA is like this giant interface engine with YAML and MQTT gluing it together
The problem really is there has been multiple ways to do most anything in HA so the documentation and examples are all over the place
i've noticed
I feel like they need a tutorial on service calls for new users
That's the meat and potatoes of HA
conditions and logic in yaml is just insane IMO. I felt much more at home in AppDaemon (but then I knew Python already).
ha also takes an eternity to do anything like update or boot etc. i've even stuck hassio on a usb3 ssd... so its not the i/o π
I run mine on a rack mount server VM so it's pretty damn fast
(i can boot to a full desktop gui in about 5-10 sec - ha takes a min or so to get going)
It's hard to get around startup time of some integrations tho
anyway - just saying... it's interesting and new and lots of things that should be easy to fathom aren't... then some things are just amazing magic "it works"
startup time is highly dependent on what you're using in your configuration. In a minimal dev environment, it's just a few seconds
does the fw update require ha to be alive during the whole update or is the fw already uploaded and busy being flashed?
z2m should be running for sure
ok - so z3m will keep sooling out the fw block by blokc over the zigbee network as the update happens right?
err spooling... block by block
Yeah the controller has to package it up and deliver it, they can't talk directly to the internet or anything to get it themselves
well i thought maybe you'd upload it all to an on-device buffer then the device would spend some time verifying that - transferring over state then rebooting to the new image (A/B style)
I believe there is some check for consistency before updates internally
as it takes so long to update and the device still works in the meantime i assumed it must keep its current fw alive and kicking while this happens?
Yeah I'm not aware of any OTA update that doesn't involve some kind of A/B flash
so still baffled that it takes so long to just write to the "B"
It's like trying to send a novel via SMS with 160 char limits
i would have expected it to write fast, then sit and churn checking signatures/keys/sha's etc.
i thought zigbee can do like 250kbit or so?
zigbee is normally only exchanging a few bytes of data to operate a device or check state
Firmware is like shoving a novel thru that space
it must be doing it pretty inefficiently π
or lots of redundancy
hmmm didn't warn me when i tried π
It's one of those things where it's possible but not recommended
And it wouldn't be open source if they didn't let you do whatever you wanted haha
well make the default keep you safe
i can hack the code to disable the safety ... π or change some config.yaml
It'll just flood your network and possibly take forever and might fail checksum but it's theoretically feasible lol
well i have 6 switches to try fw update...
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/xiaomi-switch-qbkg12lm-state-after-power-lost/417237
This is basically the issue I have and the same switch but I am using ZHA not Z2M, does anyone know how I could achieve this in zha?
current one is 19.7% done and 1:35 left... this is going to take a looooooooooooooooooong time
I think I had an IKEA remote that took 2 hours
that is about what these switches take π
you'll have a hungry dog π
just in time for you to find the fw is broken and it doesnt dispense food anymore and instead slaps your dog around with its feeding motor... π
It's a human button to not over fatten the dog lol
Whoops wrong reply sorry
over-fatten the human instead!
zigbee buutons are way too expensive to fit a whole house with them, how do I get them cheap in europe?
Hey, I think someone here had the sonoff ZBMINI-L?
Can you also use its switch input as a zigbee button that can do other things or can it only toggle the relay itself?
the esp32 with zigbee gonna be your cheapest path
also I bought a switch like the zbmini and found out my house is too weirdly built to make use of them
the switch boxes are a mess
so it's going to be buttons all the way, and I'll cover the old switches
but I need buttons and lights
are these currently working with zha/z2m?
But ikea buttons are hardly more than a esp32 dev board
I think you'd have to define your own device
so it's pretty involved then
neat, I'll order a bunch if they exist on aliexpress
not like esphome and filling in a template
I'm not seeing them on aliexpress...
that's american and unavailable
You might not need the c6 is all
you're on the internet we're all american duh
my mistake was searching "esp32 zigbee"
rip
lolwhat
woow at that cost I may as well just buy actual zigbee buttons
a zigbee button is cheaper for me lol
yeah
these could be cool if I need to do some special automation but not for buttons
Or make your own sensors/relays/etc
again, prebuilt sensors and relays are cheaper
also I wanted zigbee light bulbs but they are expensive AND kinda weak
weak?
I have a bunch of philips hues from a few years ago and they're good only because I have 3 on a lightstand, also they were super expensive
you mean you couldnt find high lumen ones?
I have to take a better look
do you have an extra kidney you could sell?
looks like I'll have to give up on my zigbee dreams
what is your end goal? if you dont need rgbw you can do smart dimmers but they still arent that cheap
smart switches??
my end goal is automating every single light in my house
that's not very specific
they're not quite cheap but anything is cheaper than hue really
my shorter term goal is making the stairs light turn on by itself as I climb them
so I'll start from that
and if you want smart bulbs for colour look at tradfri from ikea.. cheap and works quite well imo
cant beat a hue motion sensor for zigbee :/
i've had a few including one on my stairs for 3+ years now i think
same battery triggers every time
I really hoped I could jam smart switches behind the existing buttons but it's not possible
you can do that with shellys unless you have some weird wiring
even then they dont even need neutrals i dont think
yeah weird wiring and little space
also I have these thing that I don't know how to translate
deviators or something
working inside junction boxes sucks but you can fit quite a bit in there
rather than switches
sounds fun
diverter?
most of my switches are diverters AND most of my sockets are controlled by the light switches
does english even distinguish between the two types of switches?
diverters are these ones that allow turning off the light from two different switches
as opposed as a single switch
so they have a traveler wire connecting the two switches?
I suppose, I got 3 ways all over the house and the neutral only goes to the sockets, which are controlled by the diverters
but maybe... these zigbee switches without neutral...
now that's more in my price range
I've been looking for these
I'm definitely ordering a bunch
pretty sure that's an old chipset and it's gonna suck
oof
you dont just throw anything you want on your zigbee or zwave meshes man
Hmm tho I'm not sure which is which on the product selector
https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61wOpdvB0CL._AC_SL1500_.jpg I found an interesting one
maybe this could work, I have to consult the electrician
because it seems like that the 3 way switches are separated from neutral, which is my case
Yeah they need a carrier wire
fyi if you have smart bulbs and smart switches in smart bulb mode then you dont need to use a traveler wire or have any existing wiring other than a neutral wire if required by the switches
that is what i'm doing with zwave switches and zigbee bulbs
I'm trying to parse this
not much to parse
please rephrase
I have my z-wave switches bound together with protocol instead of using the 3-way extra wire
if smart switches tell smart bulb to turn on or off then they dont need to 'sync' with other switches
therefore no traveler needed
yes of course
sorry I'm tired
yeah that's my backup plan
but I still need triggers and can't easily use the existing infrastructure
I love how people will comment under zigbee items with "does not connect to wifi, 1 star"
well the amazon lister could be one of the many companies that post a device that works well, get reviews to rank higher in searches, then puts another device as the same listing to reap the benefits
scamazon goes brrr
I got burned by scamazon a bunch of times, the last zigbee plug I got was advertised as having power monitoring but it didn't have that
i went for wifi for smart plugs
i had to open them up and flash esphome which wasnt very fun tho
Want to upgrade my firmware on my cc2652 stick
CoΓΆrdinator type : zStack3x0
Coordinator revisie : 20210708
seems like an old revision, read about new firmware able to set power dbm ?
anyone know the best way to reflash these sticks ? best on windows or on linux ?
follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer
hehe how do i identify the stick , only know its cc2652 chip usb , bought it 2nd hand ebay
hmm found multiple usb dongles on the z2m site which looks a lot like this one ?
https://imgur.com/a/MJEQD4K my cc2652P
doubting if its the zigstar or the egony stick
It's for sure a cc2652, that is all I was concerned about. π They're all the same firmware on that page.
it doesn't matter
ti flasher is windows only
but there are other otpions
is what I mean
No... they're not
There's two different firmwares for the CC2652
It's pretty obvious if you actually looked at the page π
I control + f'd 2652
CC1352P2_CC2652P_launchpad_coordinator_20220219.zip
CC1352P2_CC2652P_other_coordinator_20220219.zip
first hit got me the launchpad one
yeah, I wasn't talking about it
that isn't what I linked above
maybe you need donkey brain exam
ah right guessing i need the CC2652P
(RFSTAR RF-BM-2652P2) Zigstar one launchpad
but you right, I forgot the repo links you to another MD π
You really need to find out what the stick is π
a cc2652P deriative
CC1352P2_CC2652P_launchpad_*.zip is what you want. it says RFSTAR RF-BM-2652P2 and all of those on the MD show the launchpad
Odds are ... reasonably good
no donkey emote. π¦
that's what the ajit pai emoji is for
why is there a bunch of tape on your coordinator?
|| that makes no sense ||
He has stock in big kapton
Yes it worked flawlessly ! transmit power setting doesn't do @#$T though
It needs to have the hardware for it, and it's largely pointless
I feel like I updated my firmwares not too long ago but it seems it has been a bit
ahhh, I updated my coordinator last year but not my router
There is a fix for my pet feeder in the z2m dev branch but I am trying to be very patient.
Is it correct that when renaming a device in ZHA, the entity ids are not renamed? Or am I doing something wrong? I answered "Rename" when asked if I wanted to rename the entity IDs, but only the names of the controls/sensors where updated...
i'm using a conbee II with my raspberry pi 4 and neither my ikea lightbulb nor my ikea switch is recognized by the phoscon app.
what can i do to debug this issue?
deconz
it weird,i have the same config and its works
do you zha or z2m?
i'm not yet trying to make it interface with home-assistant
i just want to get some sign of connection from deCONZ or phoscon
i dit it on the past
do you reset the buld,by tour on/off seven time and try to attach?
i had not. i just did and now the lamp is blinking slowly
but still nothing in phoscon
that's what i'm doing "add new lights", and then it starts scanning for three minutes.
is that what you mean?
yep
it never finds anything
it cycles the light intensity up and down with period maybe 6 seconds
the log under "debug view"?
yep
SD card. i don't have a usb extension cord at the moment, but my light is 20 cm away from the usb stick.
take a look here if you find the error code on your log
the combe 2 is sensitive
2.4Ghz radio
USB ports cause a lot of interference
You need an extension cable
Or if you can, exchange the Conbee for something better, cheaper, and with an extension cable π€ͺ
lol
there are a lot of debug messages, several per second: https://pastebin.com/Lgta1mKt
can you try with ZHA,to see if can you link one bulb?
ah btw sorry i misread the question before about what i boot from. i boot from a usb stick.
not an sd card.
boot from usb stick?????
it's not the best way
you have to me your combee from that
it's cheap and compact π
worst of both worlds. sd card would be better for compactness, but a usb ssd would be best for perf and reliability
also i didn't have anything to write to an sd card
anyway, i just manged to connect after putting the conbee at the end of an usb hub i had lying around! (in lieu of an extension cord)
you're french?
i wasn't expecting interference to be so severe that putting the bulb right next to my raspberry pi wouldn't be enough
thanks for the help
no problem
hi there, I have a tubes zigbee radio. The ip address for the device chanced and now the coordinator is not connecting.. how do I update the address it looks for without loosing my whole configuration?
says serial is disconnected?
I can't figure out how to find the right yaml file to change the address of the serial
for future reference it is in a file in /config/.storage called core.config_entries
You could have used the migrate radio in the UI too and reconfigured the existing radio
we need to document this better
In general you should not edit things in the .storage folder
Anyone know if it is possible to disable the LED lighting up at motion detection on a Neo NAS-PD07 motion, temp&humidity sensor? I find it a bit annoying if nothing else and reducing every little bit of battery drain is always a good thing.
Hi, I am using some zigbee modules with momentary switches and I would like to use node red to add double click or press and hold function to the switch. Does anyone have any idea how this can be done?
#node-red-archived can help with the Node Red side of that
I couldnβt find anything about this. I didnβt want to risk loosing all connected devices.
Understand, we need better docs
Well, perhaps. I knew it was just changing the ip and knew it wouldnβt hurt anything
Hi
everything was going well with my sonoff zigbee dongle E
but i suspect that since i add ikea buttons some devices are randomly quitting the network
here is how my zigbee map looks like: https://i.imgur.com/KRlaEcS.png
Are you using ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT?
You should read channel topics
TL/DR ||yes, there's support here||
Knowing what you run helps us help you
- Did you pick a Zigbee channel or leave it on the default?
Channel 11 (was default)
That's a terrible choice... did you ensure that there's no WiFi on the relevant overlapping WiFi channels?
Coordinator version 7.1.1.0 build 273
EZSP v9
at the start everything was working fine, i thought it was more about the fact that my device list was growing on what is still is an experimental coordinator
@distant plaza When using Discord's Reply feature it defaults to pinging the person you reply to, which can get frustrating for the target. Use Shift + click on the Reply option, or click @ ON to @ OFF to stop this - on the right side of the compose bar.
You have to change this every time (thank the Discord devs for that).
sorry for the mention yeah
The problem could be many things ... please answer the questions
so no, is there any good apps to scan that ?
There's apps you can install on your phone
Just Google wifi scanner and whatever your phone (or laptop) runs
Also, ensure your coordinator is on a USB extension cable
i didn't thought wifi channels had an impact on zigbee ones

i guess because of the fact that the frequency is similar
There are many relevant and helpful pins in this channel particularly
(but in general in all channels)
okay so here is the result regarding the channels
dosen't seem that bad, is it ?
so if i understand well: for my wifi i should use Channel 1 then problem fixed on the wifi interference part with zigbee
Well... no
You need to do a scan that tells you the relative strength of those dozens of access points
Then pick the Zigbee channel (hint ||they're not numbered the same||) that's got as little WiFi traffic as possible
That's why I linked them above #zigbee-archived message
Yes, but no
i also heard that some zigbee devices might not connect on specific zigbee channels
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N00b from sweden here. What zigbee dongle should i buy for a intel nuc? Will run ha in docker on debian (my thought at least)
Depends on whether you plan on running ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT
There are three Zigbee options with Home Assistant (regardless of how you install it). These are:
zha is actively developed as part of Home Assistant Core, using the zigpy stack, the UI also being part of Home Assistant. The EmberZNet based sticks are recommended (though the HUSBZB-1 uses an older chipset), but there are other options including the CC2652 based sticks. There is no list of supported devices, as any standards compliant device should work. Devices that require extra support are listed, and adding unsupported devices is documented.
Zigbee2MQTT is very actively developed and can run in an add-on, in a Docker container, and natively. As of 1.15 has a native UI, and it also uses MQTT for control and configuration. It supports mostly TI based sticks, with the recommended option being the [CC2652 based sticks](#zigbee-archived message). If you want to use an EmberZNet stick see this issue. The known working devices are well documented (which usually includes how to pair them so you don't have to find the manual), and adding unsupported devices is also documented.
deCONZ is relatively stable and mature with its own UI (and Discord server). It can run in an add-on, in a Docker container, or natively. Only the ConBee range of sticks and RaspBee GPIO boards are supported. Known working devices are documented, and how to request support for a new device is documented too (you can't add unsupported devices yourself).
Ok thats a very very big read. Reading up on and comparing supported devices between those three options. Just wondering if there was a quicker overview anywhere? What do people say about homeassistant sky connect dongle?
Or am i too early in my planning and too low in my knowlage to be asking here?
You're putting the cart before the horse
- Pick ZHA or Z2M
- Then pick the coordinator
If you pick the coordinator first you may end up with a combination that doesn't work, or works poorly
ZHA: Part of HA, nothing else to manage. Any standard compliant device works (so, basically Zigbee 3.0 devices and some older ones)
Zigbee2MQTT: Separate, documents what works and how to add support for new devices
Please also turn off notification pings if you use Reply βοΈ
Z2m seems more fun, but is it a bit harder for a newb?
That's entirely down to you and your skills, it's hard for us to judge
If you can follow documentation then it's easy
Either ZHA or Z2M will work well with a CC2652 based coordinator. ZHA will also work well with EZSP based coordinators like the SkyConnect
Guys, one question:
Where will you put the coordinator in a 2 story house? (assuming you can put it at the very center)
1st floor roof, 2nd floor roof?, Atic (maybe)?
certainly nothing in the attic. first floor ceiling would probably be the most central, but as a mesh the central-ness of it isn't really that important.
where it will best connect to your routers
don't focus on trying to cover every device, like Tim0 mentioned, it is a mesh
focus on talking to your routers so they can talk to the farther devices
being cautious what you add to the mesh too
i'd probably put it second floor but i really doubt it matters just what i'd do
i've asked before about radiation patterns with antennas for zigbee radios and never gotten any clear answers like we can with access points
Working on that on my apartment (not the 2 floor one) but trying to get the middle ground for best LQI
How so?, sorry didn't quite understand
some devices suck as routers and or blackhole routes and cause issues
I think i've heard that before... Is there a list of best and worst?.. like an official one?
some other devices (like older aqara 1.2 battery powered sensors) dont do as you'd expect and migrate routers when you dont want them to, or wont migrate when they should
i'm not sure of an official list. i think hue is gold standard for following spec and no routing issues but someone else can jump in and confirm/add on
There's a pin with some information, but any attempt to create a list suffers from the fact that nobody wants to maintain them
Is it possible to manually add (or move) the zb devices to specific routers?
and new devices come out, and maybe new firmware
yes but then they can move again
Though that..
so whatever you buy now may not be the same
iirc puddly said eventually zha and the new efr chipset can force zero children on routers (wrong)
effectively limiting what routers devices can choose from (wrong)
is that just with the broken multi-pan firmware that was pulled?
i believe so
then it's not a problem
That'll be interesting... I have added all my devices as default but have seen ridiculous connections sometimes
what do you mean problem? it's a solution not a problem lol
only people who are playing around with dev stuff should have ever had it
ah i think you misunderstood what i was going for there
I'm saying that bringing it up as a possible issue isn't useful
what?
dj you're following right?
Thanks again you guys! I really appreciate this community!
what do i need to clarify rob π¦
nothign
are you deploying a tube PoE coordinator with zha?
Nah, only the coordinator. And you can currently do it (and have been able to for years).
you mean you can force only route to coordinator on a specific device only?
You can set the number of children the coordinator supports to 0
i misread before
ooh
yeah that isnt what i was thinking of at all.. i definitely misunderstood you previously
disregard above @clever cedar i was wrong π
How does a coordinator work if it has no children? Or am I mixing up the terminology?
Devices will just pick other routers as parents
right, but how do messages get back to the coordinator?
doesn't something need to be a child?
Only battery-powered devices have a concept of parent/child, since they need some mains-powered device to hold on to packets for them for a few seconds while they sleep
oh, got it
I was trying to work that out from the map in Z2M
I believe they're the dashed lines in Z2M's map
Ok so then I was right above just slightly wrong due to terminology
I almost never want a battery-powered device going straight to the coordinator based on where they are in my house, but I think most choose better anyway
I never look at my map or how things are connecting. everything just do the dang thingy
How do we force devices to not be parents inside z2m?
Only the coordinator, you'd set EZSP_CONFIG_MAX_END_DEVICE_CHILDREN=0. I don't know how Z2M handles radio-specific configuration.
To me this contradicts what you said above about the devices finding another parent. Or are you saying only the coordinator can have the functionality turned off period as part of zigbee spec? If so, sadcat
You can't control the config of other devices, this is a firmware option set at runtime
And it only works on EZSP coordinators
I've just noticed that Zigbee2mqtt stops and fails to restart after the supervisor auto updates. Anyone else seeing this? "Start on boot" is on for the addon.
Stupid sexy EmberZNet
Panic. Plz help. I just bought a skyconnect to get zigbee, now a friend says it only works on home assistant OS, noj in docker on debian? Plz clarify π should i cancel my order?
No, it's just a regular Zigbee stick. Works fine with everything. Setting up multi-PAN when it's out of beta, however, will require you to run something like the multi-PAN addon.
Is anyone with a skyconnect experiencing failures everyday? I basically have to restart my odroid c2/reconnect skyconnect or even repair all devices on my zha extension
Is your SkyConnect on the provided USB extension cable?
Yes
Any nearby SSDs or external HDDs? USB 3.0 devices?
Those and the router are probably the issue
Can skyconnect work with intel nuc on home assistant via docker? And will that setup also get matter support? Anyone have it and can confirm?
Yes, you just plug it in. It's no different from any other Zigbee stick.
I don't know of any documentation for running the multi-PAN addon as a Docker container on x86 but I assume it won't be difficult for someone to publish an image once it's out of beta.
But why is my friend saying "it will only work on home assistant os" will full features apply in ha in docker?
@austere patio does it interferes by making it completely offline? I can't even pair anything new, I thought these interferences would be momentary
If you can't join stuff, that sounds like interference
ezsp counters (viewable in debug logging) are a nice lens into interference too as you'll see a packet count for things that the coord refused to send due to interference.
They're also in the ZHA integration diagnostics if you download the JSON
ah nice
If you run Home Assistant in a Docker container, you can't use addons. Multi-protocol is currently provided by an addon. You can probably run the addon as a Docker container after you build it for your architecture.
I can join normally, only when it goes to this unavailable states that everything fails and never recovers without manual action
it's this one: PHY_CCA_FAIL_COUNT
I will try to isolate my odroid, but it can't go too far
Ok but if i install haos it works fully then?
After 2023.2.0 is released, sure. But there are currently only like two Matter devices actually using Thread...
But the extra easy integration features? [Whatever those are] Are those still available on skyconnect via docker? I really onle want whats the least hassle since im a n00b.
If you run Home Assistant yourself in Docker, you forego the "easy integration features". That's what Home Assistant OS is for. The SkyConnect will work fine for Zigbee but to get Thread for Matter, you will need to figure out a way to run the multi-PAN addon. Either by switching to Home Assistant OS/Supervised and directly running the addon, or wait until someone builds the addon for your platform as a normal Docker container.
Damn. Then im back thinking of what way to go. :/ damn.
https://github.com/Tediore/matter-server-docker was done, but hasn't been updated since
If i go docker/debian should i cancel the skyconnect and go for a cheaper zigbedongle instead? What would you doo? Or is it still a great dongle?
If you're planning on using ZHA it's a fine coordinator
If you're planning on using Zigbee2MQTT then it's experimental and I'd recommend a CC2652 based one instead
Im going zha , ill keep it thx.
Has anyone else had problems with IKEA STYRBAR Remote (the 4-button one) and Zigbee2mqtt?
The remote pairs fine without any issues, but for whatever reason the action never fires. Have tried two different remotes and both Blueprints I was able to find.
Other types of IKEA remotes work, but it's a shame to fallback to those as this model has great battery life. Did not face this issue before as I am only now winding down my IKEA Hub.
I have a STYRBAR and it works great in Z2M. This is the blueprint I use
https://epmatt.github.io/awesome-ha-blueprints/docs/blueprints/controllers/ikea_e2001_e2002
Yes tested that, with no luck I'm afraid :(. The blueprints I use for other IKEA remotes are also from that repo.
Mine works great
This is my automation that I use with it
It sounds like there may be something else wrong then because it should be working. Do the Z2M logs show anything when you press the buttons?
No logs at all on Z2M, not even on the debug level I'm afraid :(.
is there a firmware update for it?
Nope. One of the two gave an error "The firmware is newer than latest online" though and refused to pair, but worked on a subsequent attempt.
The other one, paired straight without issues
And now, one of the two has left the network it seems
Warning 2023-01-26 21:46:52Device 'Living Room Remote' left the network
Info 2023-01-26 21:46:52MQTT publish: topic 'zigbee2mqtt/bridge/event', payload '{"data":{"friendly_name":"Living Room Remote","ieee_address":"0x842e14fffe456246"},"type":"device_leave"}'
goodbye
How did you pair them?
Here's the log from pairing, if that would help anyone: https://pastebin.com/QF4Dp9Zg
@faint cradle By clicking on the reset button four times. Tried also holding it for 10 seconds (no effect), putting it right next to Zigbee Coordinator (no effect) etc.
Try re-pairing but press the button 10 times
@hollow chasm Thanks, just tried that. It seems to finish the interview and leave the network right after if I do that. And subsequently pairs if I press 4 times, but still does not register any events.
Oh well, I guess I am stuck with the small remotes with crappy battery life then π
Thanks all for help
My remote definitely works, did you check your Zigbee channel for interference?
No I did not, but I have about 20 other devices on it that all work no problems.
Interference is tricky, what parent did you pair the remote though?
Well I tried both at the intended location (through a Ikea switch as a repeater) as well as a few cm from coordinator.
and you specifically enabled pairing through those devices?
Yes
It sounds like that device may be a dud, or something is up with interference locally
If you can exchange it then it's worth a try
Well the funny thing is I repeated it on two Styrbars. Which worked a-ok when they were paired through the Ikea Hub.
I've got a third one as well, will test that eventually.
What Zigbee adapter are you using as your coordinator?
so in my very amateur theorizing here
i have a precision garage door opener that's wired
simple push of a button raises or closes the door
if i could get a zigbee device to just emit that signal and hook in-line to that remote - how possible would that be?
like a zigbee receiver
i'm using very dumbed down terms here because i don't want to screw up what i'm trying to relay here
https://home-assistant-guide.com/guide/how-to-build-the-easiest-zigbee-chair-occupancy-sensor/ might be able to tie into this sensor used in the guide
A lot of those newer garage door openers aren't analog just completing a circuit anymore. They're digital switches and if you try to toggle them with a relay, you end up with your door randomly opening and closing without you pressing the button due to picking up random radio interference from the air
ahhh
this is an older precision 700 or 800 i think with a hardwire to the gearbox in the ceiling
i checked to make sure it wasn't rf
they stapled the line into the walls/ceiling from the opener to the box lol
thanks a lot π
If it's old and just completing a circuit back to the lift mechanism, you should be fine with some sort of relay
could be worth the effort
i just have to find the right gear
maybe even too over the top for these purposes
If you can take apart the opener button, it should be fairly obvious if it's an analog switch since it'll only be 2 contacts that are being shorted together
You can't use that Sonoff relay, that's meant for mains voltage. You'd use something like this (haven't tried it, but that's the type of relay you'd want)
https://www.amazon.com/MHCOZY-Adjustable-Selflock-Momentary-SmartThings/dp/B08X218VMR/
very similar convo earlier in #zwave-archived btw @brave nacelle if you want to see the suggestions there
Do you guys know a USB Adapter / Hub where i can Switch the Port with Zigbee?
like turn a usb on or off?
They seem to be out of stock for quite some time. (Ukrainian) https://kasito.ru/zigbee-vyklyuchatel-usb-nagruzki/
if you feel like making one though it seems all of it is there π
seems to be usb 2.0 though
If you feel like making one though you can also just buy a USB 3.0 hub. Many come with on/off buttons
Then you can take the buttons out or replace them with push buttons, and wire GPIOs from a zigbee board to on/off
For a hub, especially 3.0, imo it's easier and cheaper to "hack" an existing one
I also looked for this sort of stuff but there's not much. Sonoff has a wifi one but I think that's up to 1A, it's not a hub and it's USB 2.0
I learned a bit from the above.
So since my zigbee is on channel 15 it should be fine since that's between 1 and 6 on wifi? Am I understanding this correctly?
I can't attach an image here, but 1 through 6 on the wifi scanner all show max green stars
15 is between wifi 1 and 6 yeah
Does anyone have any idea how to prevent the IKEA on/off switch from toggling the power on Xiaomi smart plugs? I'm encountering this issue. https://github.com/Koenkk/zigbee2mqtt/issues/2059
Is there a way to force set the model of a device? I have several Tuya TS011F plugs. One of them registers as TS011F_plug_3 (which requires polling to report power usage). The polling options are available, and this seems to work as expected and I can see the power readings. Unfortunately, my other plugs are being detected as TS011F_plug_1 which is supposed to work with reading power, but none of the values are coming in. Is there a way to force the model number to be TS011F_plug_3 and therefore allow the polling options? I bought all these plugs together from the same Aliexpress store, so my assumption is they're all the same.
looking further, it looks like the firmware versions are slightly different (20B+TZSKT11BS108) vs (20B+TZSKT11BS107) with the 07 being the plug_3 that works with polling. Is there a way to grab the firmware from one device and flash to others?
@raven jewel I have the SkyConnect coordinator. And yes I do realize it's 'experimental' but once again it works like a dream for everything else excepg the STYRBAR remotes...
So all 3 of my Hue motion sensors (SML001) have now dropped off my ZHA/SkyConnect mesh. Worth trying Z2M? Or better to just revert to Conbee II until issues are sorted out?
@tiny timber My SML001 has been rock solid on SkyConnect with Z2M.
That's reassuring to know. What routers do you have on your mesh? And does anyone have any tips for porting from ZHA to Z2M with minimal issues/re-pairings?
I have seem sm001 fall off on z2m also, I think it happens at a unfortunate moment when the coordinator just goes off for a moment and they try to reach it.. happened only once because I don't usually restart my coordinator nowadays
@tiny timber The SML001 routes via TRΓ DFRI OnOff Switch in my case, and seems to route through it pretty persistently. Most of my other devices sort of wander between direct connection and routers even if they have very weak link quality, but the SML001 always goes through the router.
Hmm, that's a bummer. They have been on the Hue hub for years without any real issue. Was just hoping to move them to the SkyConnect to avoid the 1s polling delay on accessory events from Hue integration.
The other issue I'm seeing with SkyConnect vs. the old Conbee II that I used to run is that my lock (Yale Assure SL - identified as YRD226/246 in ZHA) never updates its state. It responds to lock/unlock commands fine, but the state never actually updates.
Hi, i bought an aqara smart plug but I dont have energy monitoring after pairing. How to solve this?
https://www.aqara.com/eu/smart_outlet.html
ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT?
Zha
Hi guys, I've bought zigbee gateway which works via tuya. It's not the best way due to iot support exipres i would like to avoid tuya integration and use just zegbee integration. What I know it's impossible to do it by my current hardwere so I have to buy zigbee dongle. But I have a question, cause I can't find answer. Is i t working via Wifi? cause my home is quite large and I can't cover all zigbee snesors via one dongle. How should I do to do it right? Or maybe I'm wrong so can somene explain me how it works :). Thanks
Well, there are adapters that you can connect over Ethernet, and I would assume there's adapters for connecting via Wifi as well.
One thing to consider though is that most Zigbee devices that are directly connected to power will act as Mesh routers and forward the signal, so your dongle does not need to cover the entire home area either way.
Yeah, you only need one coordinator, and many routers. The routers build the mesh to cover your house.
There's a pinned message about how the mesh works, it (and the others) are worth a read
Oh, and don't buy a WiFi connected coordinator - that's a recipe for disaster
so, if i understand. One dongle for "raspberry HA" it will find zigbee gatewways over the home with paired sensors?
so when yousay mesh you mean zigbee mesh
Yes, given that we're in the Zigbee channel, mesh refers to a Zigbee mesh
Any ideas for my aqara plug?
@sour shadow @lost stump Many thanks, now i understand
Hey guys, been doing a lot of digging but no success so I thought I'd as. Is there a way to flash the Sonoff ZB Dongle-E based on the EFR32MG21 as a router in order to be able to just plug it to an USB port and extend my zigbee network. Thanks!
Can I use ZHA and ZIGBEE2MQTT at the same time?
With two different coordinators on two different channels, yes.
You can have them both installed at the same time though, and toggle between which one you use.
Just not with the same coordinator, as they both assume they're the only ones using it
(that or be very sure to use their built in backup and restore functions)
Ok thank you. The energy monitoring doesnt work at my aqara smart plug.
Can you recommend an alternative?
IT doesnt work with ZHA
Those plugs should just work
If I switch one zigbee stick (sonoff P), with another one, same model.
Will everything on zigbee2mqtt work as usual?
Or is any information saved on the stick itself?
Switching works, but I have no entity for energy monitoring
can z2m not unbind devices that directly bind to each other?
Try removing it and pairing it again @full acorn
at this point I think it might be easier to give away these zigbee devices.. nobody seems to have found a lasting solution
Has anyone had any experience with Moes wireless dimmers? I've got four 3-gang switches from here - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B093R266SF?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1 but they all seem to occasionally go to 'sleep'. Sometimes you press them and nothing happens, and it takes a second press for the signal to be sent through to HA. I've also got plenty of Hue dimmers which work flawlessly, and a fairly comprehensive mesh across the house so I'm guessing the answer is the Moes switches aren't great, but Moes in general seemed fairly well reviewed.
Whoop! OTA upgrade of smoke detectors from 4.0.4 to 4.0.5. Three hours, 54 minutes remaining.
Have a Moes 4 scene switch which has same behaviour as you mention - itβs frustrating enough that Iβm at the point of removing it from home-automation. No issues with IKEA remotes.
Me too - my struggle is finding a 3/4 gang alternative
Whatβs your setup? Iβm using zigbee2mqtt with zzh! CC2652R USB dongle. Not that I feel itβs anything to do with network.
Im not sure what Iβm going to look, but I have a number of the IKEA circular remotes so may just stick with those for nowβ¦
I'm using ZHA with Sonoff dongle, everything else works great but just these dimmers are naff
Is it a Xiaomi MAEU01 or MMEU01 plug?
It's a firmware issue that newer Xiaomi plug versions always listen to group 0.
If it's a MAEU01 or MMEU01, you need to downgrade it. See this: https://github.com/Koenkk/zigbee2mqtt/issues/13903#issuecomment-1244720072
Hi all,
What zigbee plug, that works with the energy dashboard, do you recommend? I need an EU version and not too expensive for my birthday present.
i have a usb zigbee module what are the setup steps?
What is that module?
(chipset is the most important thing, but if you can tell us the make and model that helps too)
Zigbee sonoff 3.0 usb dongle plus
Its this one #zigbee-archived message
yeah so the p version
Then you can use either Zigbee2MQTT or ZHA, whichever you prefer
There are three Zigbee options with Home Assistant (regardless of how you install it). These are:
zha is actively developed as part of Home Assistant Core, using the zigpy stack, the UI also being part of Home Assistant. The EmberZNet based sticks are recommended (though the HUSBZB-1 uses an older chipset), but there are other options including the CC2652 based sticks. There is no list of supported devices, as any standards compliant device should work. Devices that require extra support are listed, and adding unsupported devices is documented.
Zigbee2MQTT is very actively developed and can run in an add-on, in a Docker container, and natively. As of 1.15 has a native UI, and it also uses MQTT for control and configuration. It supports mostly TI based sticks, with the recommended option being the [CC2652 based sticks](#zigbee-archived message). If you want to use an EmberZNet stick see this issue. The known working devices are well documented (which usually includes how to pair them so you don't have to find the manual), and adding unsupported devices is also documented.
deCONZ is relatively stable and mature with its own UI (and Discord server). It can run in an add-on, in a Docker container, or natively. Only the ConBee range of sticks and RaspBee GPIO boards are supported. Known working devices are documented, and how to request support for a new device is documented too (you can't add unsupported devices yourself).
what will you recommend for someone who will keep it simple?
Well, ZHA is part of HA...
Hi, I was wondering, if its possible, to connect my Phillips Hue Bridge with a Aquara window connector?
It may be... try it and hope?
You're more likely to have luck with the Zigbee 3.0 range, but you'll have more luck if you ditch the hub
Any recommendations?
so i just plug the module in and get the zha integration?
thats what i meant π
@glossy marten When using Discord's Reply feature it defaults to pinging the person you reply to, which can get frustrating for the target. Use Shift + click on the Reply option, or click @ ON to @ OFF to stop this - on the right side of the compose bar.
You have to change this every time (thank the Discord devs for that).
Plug it in to a USB extension cable, check for WiFi interference so you can pick a sensible channel rather than relying on the default being good, then configure ZHA
(plus other useful bits in the pinned messages)
why an usb extension cable
how do i "pick" a channel?
Well, start by doing a scan to see where all the WiFi is
Then pick (as explained in the top pinned message) the quietest channel from 15, 20, or 25
is this scan done with some spcecial software or?
I have some data now that tells me that the best channels are 10, 11, 12 and 13
i still dont get what channel i should choose
You get that Zigbee channels and WiFi channels are numbered differently?
WiFi channel 11 isn't the same as Zigbee channel 11
yes that i get
Ok, so if you've got the least WiFi on WiFi channels 10 to 13, look at the diagram to see how that lines up with Zigbee channels 15, 20, and 25
So according to this i should use channel 25, right? https://i.imgur.com/x53GfON.png
so i want to put the zigbee module as far away as possible to the router as well right?
Within reason - one to two meters is enough
does the orientation of the antenna have any effect?
Yes, but largely don't worry about it at this point
so how do i change the channel to 25?
great
What should i choose here? https://i.imgur.com/6lhnVlY.png
i dont really have a backup so ill choose the ladder
I don't use ZHA, but that seems like the obvious option
ok, i have set up the integration do i just add this to the configurator file?
zigpy_config:
network:
channel: 15 # What channel the radio should try to use.
channels: [15, 20, 25] # Channel mask
witch channel 25 ofc
Yes
- HAOS
ha core check - Container uses
dockercommands - Core requires you to activate the venv first
If you're forming a new network, make sure to click the "Migrate" button in the ZHA configuration, re-configure the current radio, and form a new network. Otherwise, the channel config is not going to be used.
my philips hue lights doesnt show up in the add devices in ZHA do i have to do something?
Wait... is it possible to use different channels dynamically without having to re-pair everything?
Did you put them in pairing mode?
no, how do i do that?
Find the instructions that came with it?
if they're unpaired, they just try to pair by default at power on
https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/supported-devices/ also has details for some devices
Not easily and not in a way that's compatible with all of your devices: https://github.com/zigpy/zigpy-cli#changing-the-network-channel
I'm starting to think that maybe I don't really have a zigbee signal issue, Because from the moment I've got my zigbee devices I started to use channel 11 as it is the best one on my case. Never tried to use the default and I have a lot of cheap chinesse lights
Hi everyone! I have a tricky question. Does anyone know how to use Zigbee Scene in HA? I heard the is a way to do it using zigbee_cluster_command and some scripts. Any idea?
I've just migrated to ZHA with Skyconnect.
My Conbee II worked initially but hasn't for a couple of months now. Cannot figure out what's wrong but I'm very new to HA.
Is it still advised to use a usb extension for a zigbee stick if the machine youre running it on has no wifi/other wireless connectivity?
What Conbee formware are you on?
"Conbee 2 firmware versions newer than 0x26580700 will result in an unstable network with devices dropping randomly" from https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/guide/adapters/#recommended
@elfin cypress well someone suggested updating to the most recent which I did following their instructions but it didn't help.
Can a post a Pic here?
Try following some of the advice given on that github thread, maybe... I've not personally dealt with the issue but it might be a good place to start. Sorry, it's just something that came to mind. I'm not familiar with the conbee at all beyond reading the adapter recommendation page π
Just buy a new stick man.. the skyconnect for zha or sonoff p dongle for z2m are the simple options
Conbee is pain
@grim igloo may just do that. I'm tired of screwing around with it
If it has USB 3.0, or any chips in it really, it'll potentially cause issues
Ya itβs not worth it when better options exist
It's connected to a rasp pi 4
The tube PoE coordinator is neat if you want to put it in a more central location
wonder why people keep making usb stick format coordinators.π
it causes a ton of issues. just don't put USB A on and put C on it and call it a day
Frankly pi4 are cool for lots of projects but not the best for running hass. You can always reuse pi for another project and get something a bit beefier for hass
use the form factor to force correct usage
Existencial question guys:
Which is the best zigbee brand overall?
Most reliable and with product variety?
Hue lol
Way over my head
Why one brand?
I have a mix of Xiaomi, Tradfri, Gledopto, Linkind, Develco, Hue, Terncy...
All of them do something better than the others
Terncy (RIP)
Thinking on importing up to three different brands on my country for retail
Dammit.... and their door sensors were so damn nice
Tinkerer what do you think beats hue in what ways?
Price π
Thatβs to me?
I think their site is still up, but the store is dead as far as I can tell
Yes
if you had to chose just one brand which one will it be?
I'd import Xiaomi, Develco/Frient, and Linkind
hue just work. Innr work well too in my experience.



