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crude otter
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is there another way to remove it, instead of with the UI?

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If i choose 'repeat' as an action and select 'until' i cant select an event as the until condition

austere patio
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What's shown in the debug log when it fails to remove?

crude otter
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@austere patio there is no button to remove

austere patio
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Is it a coordinator?

crude otter
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no

austere patio
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And it persists even if you restart HA?

crude otter
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seems to

sour shadow
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Events aren't an option, but you can create a template sensor for the event, and use that in the condition

hallow zinc
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Just FYI if anyone searches in the future for these Linkind sensors on here. They seem to have fixed themselves overnight. I did update HA to latest stable last night but the issue was still present. Today they have been working great.

upbeat egret
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Any recommendations for a zigbee hub in canada?

uneven ruin
upbeat egret
uneven ruin
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if you click on the thumbtack for pinned threads theres a list in there with links. I've ordered 2 of the highly suggested chipset pieces from "slaesh" and love them

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CC2652

rotund wave
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Howdy folks, does anyone know if there are any Cautions or caveats for running zigbee and zwave in the same system?

lilac wharf
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None other than you'll need to build out two meshes instead of one

rotund wave
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noted thanks!

hallow zinc
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Any recommendations for a motion sensor? Now my Linkind sensors are on the fritz again lol. I need something more reliable.

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The only things on Amazon that look decent are the Sonoff motion sensors. Everything else is either $40 or looks sketchy on Amazon.

hallow zinc
peak tapir
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Does HA supposed to work with CC2530? I always get "Failed to connect" error, but zigbee2mqtt can connect to it

austere patio
worthy wedge
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so I have a dumb question ; where is Supervisor > System > Hardware . I am running Home Assistant under Docker with the linuxserver image. I was able to figure out how to pass a usb device ; dev/ttyUSB1 is a CC2652 zigbee controller but it failed to connect and I am trying to troubleshoot it

peak tapir
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puddly: thanks, here is the log:

lilac wharf
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If you're running HA Container, there's no supervisor @worthy wedge

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Check the HA log

peak tapir
worthy wedge
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oh man ,

austere patio
# peak tapir https://pastebin.com/WkZu0CSt

Is the baudrate correct? Is Z2M running concurrently or does ZHA have exclusive access to the hardware? All ZNP coordinators respond to a ping request, regardless of the version.

peak tapir
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I am not sure about baudrate, I left the default. I have currently disabled Z2M

worthy wedge
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I purchased this "SMARTLIGHT CC2652P Zigbee USB dongle" .. lets say for arguments sake that for now with this docker instance... if its having issues connecting and I have read a suggestion by googling that use dev by serial id instead of dev/ttyusb1 ; how would one go about figuring that part out; the HA log

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?

lilac wharf
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Well first I'd make sure you've passed through the correct USB device

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You'll also need to re-create the HA container when you set up or change device passthrough

austere patio
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What happens if you ignore the radio probing failure and manually set it up as a ZNP radio?

peak tapir
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I am testing it in VMware

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I select ZNP manually, because automatic mode fails and asks me to select settings

worthy wedge
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You know when you click on Zigbee Home Automation ; the USB device shows up ; I click on it ; then the next screen I choose ZNP (CC26x ) thing ; and on the 3rd screen you get stuck fails to connect when put /dev/ttyUSB1

austere patio
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Z2M's default baud is 115200 so if you didn't change it then the same setting should work when used with ZHA, though autodetection uses those same settings and shouldn't fail.

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Something somewhere is preventing the serial port from working properly.

worthy wedge
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data flow control is empty by default ; but I tried with hardware and software options

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port speed is 115200

austere patio
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@worthy wedge Does your stick have firmware pre-installed?

worthy wedge
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according to the ebay listing yes ; its always found in the recommended hardware and I purchased it 2 weeks ago according to this groups recommendation.

lilac wharf
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did you re-create the HA container after passing through the device?

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also, still need to see what the HA log says related to this if anything

worthy wedge
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" Zigbee CC2652P Coordinator Ebyte E72-2G4M20S1E USB Dongle is a USB stick for controlling Zigbee devices in a smart home system using the zigbee2mqtt application.
The stick-coordinator can be flashed with firmware from @Koenkk (Koen Kanters)
or from @Egony (Alex Egony) (). By default, Zigbee adapters come with pre-flashed firmware from Egony.
The backdoor bootloader is open, respectively, the coordinator can be flashed via USB."

peak tapir
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puddly, I see that TX led blinks, but RX does not during ping request; during Z2M communication both leds blink

lilac wharf
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|| who's gonna give in first and create a thread ||

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VICTORY

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@worthy wedge did you see my question above?

worthy wedge
lilac wharf
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not restarted

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re-created

worthy wedge
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Ya, actually when I first connected the USB devices ; the container completed crashed and I had to start a new container . So by luck that is also true. The closest hint I have that might be an issue is that on the forums people have said that using /dev/ttyusb1 is problematic and use /dev/ by serial-id thing ; I just need someone to help me figure out how to get that path

lilac wharf
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anyway, i'm not familiar with synology NASes... do you have access to a terminal with that?

worthy wedge
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yup I can ssh into the synology ; thats how I got the drivers onto it

austere patio
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/dev/serial/by-id/... is a symlink to /dev/..., they're the exact same device

lilac wharf
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/dev/ttyUSBx isn't inherently bad; it's just possible for it to change on reboot

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what's the output of ls /dev/serial/by-id?

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and while you're at it, do docker exec -ti home-assistant /bin/bash and replace home-assistant with the container name if it's not that

worthy wedge
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no such file or directory when i do ls /dev/serial/by-id on the synology NAS ; >lsusb -ciu ; give me |__1-2 1a86:7523:0264 ff 1.10 12MBit/s 98mA 1IF ( ffffffd8ffffffb9ffffffd0ffffffa2)
1-2:1.0 (IF) ff:01:02 3EPs () ch341 ttyUSB1

lilac wharf
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whatever OS the NAS runs must not do the by-id symlink

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regardless, do docker exec -ti home-assistant /bin/bash

worthy wedge
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k im in it ; what do you want me to execute

lilac wharf
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ls /dev

worthy wedge
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its massive ;

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its got a bunch of pty__ ... ram__ ... tty___ vcs___ zram ; etc

lilac wharf
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alright ls /dev/ttyUSB1

worthy wedge
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just dev/ttyUSB1

lilac wharf
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okay, so it's passed through to the container. any other USB devices connected?

worthy wedge
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you know what ; my gut says . I'm a moron and I'm adding uneccesary complexity by doing this docker business. I'm just going to go back to Step 1 and start with a VM . and if that fails I'll just load it onto a raspberry pi ; I need to do baby steps. stuff is too overwhelming

lilac wharf
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assuming /dev/ttyUSB1 is your zigbee adapter, using an HA OS VM or a pi with HA OS instead won't make a difference

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HA OS still uses Docker under the hood; the only difference in that case is that all USB devices are passed through automatically

worthy wedge
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ok , so baby questions ; on the 3rd screen is the 115200 number correct ; and the 3rd box being empty correct or should it be hardware/software

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I just want to isolate the trouble spot the /dev/ttyUSB1 ; and then I can focus on some googling to figure out if I did something wrong... the reason I don't think I did anything wrong is because in the first screen it picks up the 2 usb controllers that are connected and I see the full serial name

lilac wharf
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115200 baud should be fine and no flow control should also be fine

worthy wedge
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ok I have an extremely dumb question ; but is 115200 a "port" ? like could it be my firewall stopping things ?

lilac wharf
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no

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baud rate is the speed that data is sent over the serial connection

worthy wedge
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Does an individual need special permissions to upload a photo on this channel?

austere patio
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Yeah, use an image hosting site instead.

vestal atlas
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@worthy wedge are you using DSM 7 or 6?

worthy wedge
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dsm 7

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ch341 driver ; ttyUSB1

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cp210x driver ; ttyUSB0 for zwave (haven't even started how to do this yet)

vestal atlas
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what guide did you use to make serial work? i quickly tried to modprobe all the things for ch341 but didnt work so I guess you need to download/compile it

worthy wedge
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ive abandoned any attempt ; i'm noticing a trend with people have these issues under DSM 7 and docker ; and reading up on getting homeassistant up and running in a VM

vestal atlas
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+1 for that. Else you might have to tinker with it every time synology updates the kernel

crude otter
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grr, this zigbee lock doesnt fire an event when an incorrect pin is entered

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that ruins my idea of snapping a photo with my security camera when that happens

jolly narwhal
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smart locks 🀒

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Just snap a picture wherever a person is discovered on the porch anyway smart

crude otter
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i guess i can check if im home, and only notify me if im not home

jolly narwhal
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That's one way

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I get notifed whenever a person is on my porch, that way I know if I should ignore it or not

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instantanious

violet dagger
jolly narwhal
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Interesting design

sour shadow
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Motion sensor looks neat, very much like the Fibaro Eye of Sauron

violet dagger
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i just hope the price won't be overblown due to the fancy design

ivory hound
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yah they look nice, expensive tho

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however, let see how good they are

violet dagger
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the price is unrealistic now, wait till they arrive in the Konke store

jolly narwhal
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Fun fact for you, the word "konke" means to "bottom out" in norwegian

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"I got home and konked out on the sofa"

fresh mulch
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Yea, any idea why that might be the case? Something to do with binding serial ports to the snap maybe? I tried snap connect home-assistant-snap:serial-port snapd:usbserial and restarted HA but no dice.

jovial aspen
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konked is big in australia too

jolly narwhal
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what the actual frickorino

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Homeassistant via snap

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I thought I had seen it all

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That can't be supported in any way

fresh mulch
jolly narwhal
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Well, moving to any supported installation method would be a good start

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πŸ˜„

fresh mulch
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@jolly narwhal I appreciate that suggestion but I want to try get it working through ubuntu.

jolly narwhal
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Well, docker runs on ubuntu

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So yes

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I'll just ignore for the time being that we are talking about ubuntu as a server OS, even though it pains me

sour shadow
scarlet bramble
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Those konke devices need to be paired in specific zigbee channels, right? Can't use them since I am on zigbee channel 11.

sour shadow
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Correct, but 11 is a terrible Zigbee channel anyway

obsidian sandalBOT
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fresh mulch
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# sudo snap connections home-assistant-snap 
Interface                Plug                                         Slot                                Notes
...
physical-memory-control  home-assistant-snap:physical-memory-control  -                                   -
raw-usb                  home-assistant-snap:raw-usb                  -                                   -
removable-media          home-assistant-snap:removable-media          :removable-media                    manual
serial-port              home-assistant-snap:serial-port              :usbserial                          manual
sour shadow
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Yes, you posted that already

fresh mulch
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Yea I reposted in chan and out of hastebin for posterity.

sour shadow
fresh mulch
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I also removed the majority of superfluous content

sour shadow
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With zero context it tells people ... nothing

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Did that help? Did it make no difference? Did it summon an elder god?

fresh mulch
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...

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Please be polite πŸ™‚

sour shadow
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I am

fresh mulch
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What context is it you would like to see?

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I pasted the command and the important output lines from that command afaik?

sour shadow
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And... so what?

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What is the value to others? Why is it relevant?

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You clearly felt it was important, but didn't say why...

fresh mulch
sour shadow
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You could have said I did that already then... shorter, and contained 100% more information

fresh mulch
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Sorry, I thought as you posed the question the context would be obvious. My apologies!

sour shadow
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Yeah, I posted that a few dozen lines up

fresh mulch
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Ah, yeah sorry I'm a fan of being verbose and providing evidence to support my claims! And yeah sorry RE timings I went to handle some personal stuff (poop) πŸ˜„

sour shadow
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Well, verbose is fine, but verbose with context is important.

Actually, verbose isn't fine if it breaks the rules - which you did.

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Dumping command output without any context just puts crap in the channel

fresh mulch
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I also want to make sure I'm understanding snap connections output properly, for example raw-usb doesn't have anything set in Slot but I imagine that's fine.

sour shadow
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Damned if I know. As has been said by many of us, many times, snap isn't supported for HA

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Docker is. Docker works outside of Ubuntu. Docker is well known.

fresh mulch
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/walks away slowly...

sour shadow
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We won't stop you running an unsupportable install, but it is unsupportable... our ability to help you when stuff like this happens is pretty damn close to zero

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I'd be pretty damn confident that if you'd switched to Docker when first advised to do so you'd already be up and running

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(you'd likely have been up and running within 15 minutes)

fresh mulch
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I don't mind putting the time in to help the community get it right, I have an open issue on the snap image github repo too so hopefully we can all improve together πŸ™‚ I agree though RE "unsupportable install", I maintain a project that suffers from too many people using too many different methods to deploy and you have to draw a line in the sand somewhere.

sour shadow
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Well, the devs aren't going to add snap to the official support methods

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Some folks do support bespoke install methods, so if you want to do that with snap nobody will stop you

fresh mulch
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Thanks @sour shadow

peak tapir
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is there any other developers, besides @austere patio, who is developing ZHA? I would like to share my findings why CC2530 is currently not working

jolly narwhal
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Github might be a more appropriate place to discuss that

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Since ZHA is part of core I guess it would be there πŸ€”

gentle flint
gentle flint
sour shadow
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I'm shocked to hear that, just shocked

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They're so cutting edge ||for the 1980s||

jolly narwhal
uneven ruin
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If I want to run 2 z2m's into one HA do I use the same base topic or should I split them and configure home assistant to look at both?

uneven ruin
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should have guessed there was a faq

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this may not be the place for docker support tied to z2m but how does one map the port to get the webinterface? I'm just using the basic docker run command from the example

sour shadow
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(use Compose, your future self will thank you)

uneven ruin
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that leads to more questions lol - like where does a compose file go

sour shadow
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Wherever you want

uneven ruin
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I'm kinda docker dumb - i've used a few containers in the past but very basic

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oh

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ok overthinking it then

sour shadow
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Standard recommendation from a bunch of us is that you plan a structure like

/docker/config <- compose file goes here
/docker/zigbee2mqtt <- folder you map for Z2M
/docker/homeassistant <- folder you map for HA
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Then you can back up /docker and get everything

vestal atlas
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What is the advantage of using compose for running a single container? I just have a bash script containing the run command (also pull, stop, remove, run for updates).

sour shadow
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Because you never have to wonder what the configuration was

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If I want to know in 6 months time what the config for my smokeping container is, I can just look at the file

vestal atlas
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A simple bash file does the thing. But each to their own

uneven ruin
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by the way if you don't follow the base topic for each z2m instance it will mess up your HA discovery and you need to delete the base topic from mqtt to get things straightened back out

gentle fern
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Hey all. Anyone know for certain if I can just replace a coordinator underneath Z2M and it'll be fine?

jolly narwhal
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Depends on what you replace and with what

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I replaced my cc1352 with a 2652 fine

gentle fern
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I'm running on kubernetes and I was thinking of, rather than fixing the pod to a single node, adding another cc2652 to another node for redundancy

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Well, HA really rather than redundancy

jolly narwhal
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That sounds like a classic 0.00000000000000000001% usecase

gentle fern
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I want to be able to reboot/unsuccessfully upgrade nodes without somone having to poo in the dark, basically

jolly narwhal
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Perform the upgrade in a planned downtime window since you are running an enterprise level stack

gentle fern
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The customer is extremely non-compliant as far as maintenance windows go

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By the sounds of it, though, if I just stick a second stick of the same on a second node all will be well

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Data volumes are reliably on all nodes

jolly narwhal
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"customers"

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Oboy

gentle fern
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My wife

jolly narwhal
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Run Z2M on a regular docker stack, at worst you have 30 second downtime during upgrades

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Problem solved

gentle fern
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Gotta be honest, pretty much all of it is "I will because I can"

jolly narwhal
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Which is a horrible mindset

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Best regards someone who works with 100% uptime systems

gentle fern
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I've been supporting production systems long enough to know that nothing is ever 100% uptime. Aim for 3 9s, be happy with 2.

jolly narwhal
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I seldom settle with less than 6

austere patio
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I think Z2M will write back the network info to the new coordinator if it doesn't have any network settings

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How often it does backups and how complete the backups are is a different problem

gentle fern
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My network almost never changes, but hopefully I can make it do dailies

austere patio
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If your first coordinator node fails but its coordinator is kept powered on, you won't be able to migrate to the second one

gentle fern
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Ah, right

austere patio
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Because there's no watchdog timer to kill it if the application isn't running anymore

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And you'll get very broken behavior with two coordinators with the exact same addresses talking on the network at once

gentle fern
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That sounds like a custom operator and an excuse to write some python, or at least a sidecar to power off the usb

austere patio
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If you want 102% uptime, get a powered hub with an external watchdog timer and perform full NVRAM backup every once in a while

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That would allow you to maintain the coordinator state completely independent of the coordinator. I know Z2M does this at least during network formation but if it does it on shutdown and startup as well, you're basically all set.

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Should be in a .json file in its data directory. If it changes over time, you'll see the frame counter and list of children/nodes with keys change.

heavy latch
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Hey @molten linden my PoE controller has been absolutely solid for months now; happy wife, happy life

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Just wanna say thanks πŸ™‚

tropic schooner
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Can anyone tell me why my end-point devices (Aqara buttons, temp/humidity, and contact sensors) refuse to go through my Sonoff smart plug mains and prefer a weak connection straight to my Sonoff Zigbee stick?

heavy latch
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I use Aqara buttons too (the replacement for wall switch type) and I find that they do not self-heal or find the best connection themselves. When I set them up initially, I had to build the network myself by turning all other zigbee devices off and turn them on and set up the aqara devices in the way I thought they should connect. Hope that makes sense

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I just kept an eye on the map as I was setting them up to make sure they connected where I wanted them

austere patio
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You should also be able to permit joins just through that router

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Instead of asking every router to permit joins

jolly narwhal
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I have quite a few dozen aqara devices, no issues here, everything paired in place with a strong mesh to begin with

heavy latch
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Yeah I dont have issues either, I'd just turned off my smart plugs etc, and had the aqara devices create a mesh then powered up all my zigbee plugs etc.

jolly narwhal
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But battery devices don't mesh 🧐

heavy latch
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Ah, I'm talking about the mains powered aqara wall switches

jolly narwhal
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Oh, I've never seen those

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Oh yes I have

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Come think of it

heavy latch
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I've re-read the question and realised my answer is not helpful hah

jolly narwhal
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I use wireless ones exclusively

heavy latch
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I have two wireless ones (with six buttons) and they're great as bedside switches

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took some setting up though

tropic schooner
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It’s all good. I have 2 Sonoff smart plug mains and 3 IKEA signal repeaters. Not sure anything really wants to route through them.

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I wonder if switching from ZHA to Z2M would make things better.

austere patio
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The integration has no control over the mesh

tropic schooner
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Okay, thanks.

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Should I be manually adding devices to my specific (closest) mains?

austere patio
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Aqara devices specifically do not pick good parent routers so you will have to factory reset them and then go to the specific router you want them to join through and click the button that permits joins only through that router

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That way, they can't join the network unless they join through that router

tropic schooner
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Oh interesting. Makes sense.

heavy latch
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puddly explains it waaaay better than I was trying to

tropic schooner
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I appreciate both of you ツ

peak tapir
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@gentle flint and what's exactly wrong with CC2530+CC2592 if you have a small network? For example, Sonoff is using CC2530 in their end devices and routers. Z2M was recommending it less than a year ago if you don't have a large network. And by "nobody" you mean you? CC2530's coordinator firmware was updated 4 days ago, so clearly "someone" cares.

austere patio
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It was updated to make LEDs blink

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The actual firmware written by Texas Instruments hasn't seen a single change in I believe five years now? There are outstanding bugs that cause the coordinator to completely lock up, and in the case of the CC2531, require a physical reset (since it acts as its own USB controller).

gentle flint
jolly narwhal
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25xx is a nightmare and there are no good reasons to use them as coordinators

austere patio
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And yeah, it's a maintenance burden. But if changing three lines of code will fix the startup issue, it's not that big of a deal.

peak tapir
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there are some UART related fixes

austere patio
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Only the RX/TX buffer size adjustments, I believe they aren't the first. I'm not sure if that is the root cause of the CC2531 locking up for me every two weeks but I'll eventually give it a try on my test network.

versed palm
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I have a zigbee trv. The current temperature is shown on the valve. When i check the state attributes, its shown as current_temperature. How can I show that on the dashboard? If i insert climate.radiator_thermostat it only shows me if it is idle or heating.

sour shadow
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If the card you're using doesn't support it, create a template sensor and show that

cosmic fog
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does anyone have a how to on setting up bindings with zha? i have a conbee2 ikea dimmer (toggle type) and a ikea bulb but can't for the life of me find anything on setting up the bindings so that i can control the light with the switch directly

worthy wedge
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man this is exciting ; after like a month of discussions on this server I have a home assistant server running, a zigbee and zwave stick in it and 2 sengled bulbs ! dumb question but I can't control the bulbs because when the wall switch is off everything is off ; so this is why people get zwave/zigbee wall switches ? i never understood that before . so they would technically be always on

austere patio
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Yeah, either dumb bulbs + smart dimmer or smart bulbs + switch covers + wireless buttons

cosmic fog
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you can in some cases control what the on off does of the switch

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instead of opening and closing a 120 contact some switches can send commands

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that control the bulbs

worthy wedge
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gotcha ; so is there a smart dimmer that can detect presence/motion ?

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like can i make it smarter ; or would it be 2 different devices

cosmic fog
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i think it be better to do two different devices in my opinion in my house the light switches are on the interior wall and to activate the motion controls you would have to fully enter the room and turn before the switch motion would activate, were as a motion detector directly in line with the door activates as soon as you open the door

worthy wedge
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ah good thinking

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what type of switch did you opt for ?

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or brand/make model

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could sum1 give me the coles notes for the difference between ...tasmota, deconz, iobroker, zigbee, zigate .... I understand generally between ZHA and zigbee2mqtt ; ZHA would be the easier to use thing for a noob like me ; zigbee2mqtt might perhaps unlock more features but thats something I might tinker with wayyy down the road ..

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I get more lost when reading up...

sour shadow
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Tasmota is mostly for WiFi devices, it has some limited Zigbee support

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deCONZ is a commercial alternative to ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT

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ioBroker looks to be a Home Assistant alternative

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Zigbee... well, that's the protocol this channel is about

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ZiGate is a commercial Zigbee gateway, much like deCONZ

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TL/DR:

  • Ignore Tasmota, deCONZ, ZiGate, and ioBroker
worthy wedge
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oh man ^ i just took a snippet of what you said ; their github pages should start off with your 1 sentence explainers hahaha

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ty ; I just wanted that internal confidence that ZHA is it for me, and I'm going to just filter zigbee devices that make life easier with that integration and keep things super simple

crude otter
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stupid ikea tradfri button thing

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it was reporting "unknown" for its battery for ages... finally got it to report a number (100%)

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but then a day or so later, it just stops working at all

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so i replaced the battery with a brand new one.. and now its reporting "Unknown" again for the battery

inland coral
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It’s usually not worth the sweat with some devices, there are better knes out there. Do ask for recommendations πŸ˜‰

worthy wedge
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any recommendation for a smart switch that also acts as a range extender for zigbee ? I'm located in Canada .

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I am leaning towards ; Enbrighten 43080

worthy wedge
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damn so I messed up in purchasing these sengled bulbs ; apparently they don't act as repeaters . any RGB bulbs out there that extend net?

inland coral
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Philips hue ones, ikea ones, almost all others on aliexpress

lilac wharf
vale surge
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Hey guys. Im renovating my house and have a setup of 160+ devices when finished (currently at 108). Many of my devices don't respond randomly and I lose control over them
I'm currently using ZHA with a Conbee II located in the middle of my 1700sqft condo (lots of concrete walls). 80 of the devices are IKEA GU10 globes and show up as routers and are all in very reasonable proximity to each other.
I've also powered off HA hardware for +20min so as to force rebuild the mesh.
How can I avoid these units from dropping off the network?
1: Buy range extenders (I thought that's what routers were which with this many globes shouldn't be a problem)
2: re-pair each device in place moving outwards from the controller bsonas to force a nearest route (is there any validity to this)
3: switch to z2m? Why do z2m ppl say z2m is superior to ZHA connectivity wise?
4: install 2 controllers and pair some devices in one part of the house and others in the other part (how is this done in HA/ZHA and am I forced to use z2m) therefore reducing the number of devices on each controller.

I know it's a long question but I'd love to hear from anyone with a LARGE network

inland coral
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1: yes, range extenders do the same as any router device. You should have done 2 from the start. 3: Z2M shouldnt make a difference. Try DeConz though, thats what conbee is supposed to be used with and apparently conbee+zha is a bad combo (though it works fine in my average sized house).

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@vale surge Make sure you always add devices in their intended location, rather than moving them after adding to the network.

twilit narwhal
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I use a conbee II with Z2M it's considered experimental, but in my case has been quite stable over the past few months. I am far away from such a large network though, only 49 devices in 2500sqft house. I agree with @inland coral though, every device should be added in its intended place, especially for device known to not switch routers (such as Aqara for instance). In my situation the switch to Z2M from ZHA was because of some devices (specifically WS-EUK02) that were not functioning properly in ZHA (no state return from right switch when physically triggered). I tried deconz and didn't stick with it because the phoscon app lacked options and the deconz app was not very friendly GUI-wise in my opinion.

worthy wedge
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do wall switches show power watts ?

viral willow
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stupid question here, is there a way to connect a 3rd party app (smart life, hue, etc) to control the devices on my (zha) zigbee network other than the homeassistant app? None of my android apps can find the bridge/husbzb-1

worthy wedge
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how are tuya or aqara sensors

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any better alternatives out there?

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what are people's opinions / experience with zigbee door/window sensors as I see mainly zwave devices on the market

inland coral
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In my experience the Aquara products work really well with ZHA

ivory hound
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@viral willow idd, the answer is no

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@worthy wedge that depends on the model, how is wired

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but doubtful

ivory hound
ivory hound
vestal atlas
# vale surge Hey guys. Im renovating my house and have a setup of 160+ devices when finished...

I got a similarly sized network as you'll have. Started off with one network but I split it into 2 different once. I don't really know if it made any difference but I imagine it's better as broadcasts echo less in the network.
I would suggest that you switch to a CC2652 coordinator. I've not used ZHA enough to judge, but z2m has been working fine for me.
If you are buying new lights, get philips hue for places where you want to be able to dim a lot. Ikea don't dim very low while philips dim so such that you can use them as a night light for kids.

crude otter
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ive pretty much started to phase out any tuya products

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zigbee and wifi

ivory hound
crude otter
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i think i have only a couple of devices left

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4, apparently.

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3 x LED strips, and a pedestal fan

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so, nothing important

ivory hound
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when I hear / read words like deCONZ, Conbee I have chills on my back

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why would anyone ever want to do that is beyond my understanding

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ha can do so much more, why would anyone want to convert it to a hue bridge?

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if anybody can explain ...

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maybe just to control the lights

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locally

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trough ha

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and just because hue bridge app looks nice?

crude otter
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I don't own a single Hue product

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and I have no plans to purchase any

ivory hound
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else ... beats me, I am thinking ppl just want to have ha and use hue app too

viral willow
ivory hound
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Use cases:
You or your family like to use the HUE app for control over ALL your lights, so even non-Zigbee/HUE lights...
You've replaced the Official HUE bridge with ZHA/zigbee2mqtt and you miss some original HUE features.
You'd like to sync your lights with your TV/game (e.g. HUE Sync, Ambilight+HUE).

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yah like i thought

crude otter
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@viral willow what about Google Home app?

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you can expose your devices (or a subset of them) to Google Assistant/Home

viral willow
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How?

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Literally what my initial question was lol, anything other than Hass app 🀣

crude otter
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let me find the link/video

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this way, you can expose devices/entities that you want, to the Google Home app

viral willow
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It would be really cool if I could add the zha instance as a zigbee gateway to smart life, because all my devices would be in one place for home control

viral willow
crude otter
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i did this yesterday, for the wife

viral willow
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Awesome

crude otter
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purely so she can "hey google, open the blinds"

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(they are ikea tradfri blinds, using ZHA in HA)

viral willow
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Well we don't talk to it yet she thinks that's weird, but switches in Google home would be good

crude otter
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yeah, the side effect is, the devices are in Google Home app

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i havent watched this one, but same idea, i think

viral willow
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I'm probably going to end up trying to create some sort of app-bridge in python, and emulate a tuya hub. But for now this will help. Thanks.

crude otter
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whats wrong with the Home Assistant Companion app?

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you can make dashboards specific for her user account, and hide stuff that isnt relevant

frail grail
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Hello everybody . I’m trying to bind my zigbee remote (tuya) with my zigbee light switch . But in bindable device list I see only my conbee 2 . I probably missing something basic but I can’t find any how to about bindings . Remote does not have any entities except power . So I can’t connect the button press via automation either … any suggestions?

median jasper
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I have 2 HA installations in my lan. On zwave I use zwavejs2mqtt to get the "remote" devices on my main HA. Is there anything similar to get zigbee viewable and controllable on the main unit?

median jasper
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Thanks... Why on earth did I not find that... πŸ™ˆ

frail grail
twilit narwhal
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If you can’t bind, you at least should be able to make an automation based on that triggered event.

frail grail
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thanks thats a step forward will try this.

winter condor
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Hello everybody, i hope anybody. can help me.... i have upadated may Home Assistant instanz and now couldn't start my Zigbee....

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Couldn't start deCONZ = dresden elektronik deCONZ protocol: ConBee I/II, RaspBee I/II coordinator
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.9/asyncio/tasks.py", line 492, in wait_for
fut.result()
asyncio.exceptions.CancelledError

worldly apex
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Is it just me or are Ikea shortcut switches terrible?

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Batteries seam to die so fast and I cant keep them connected to the Zigbee network. Any recommendations on a solid push button style Zigbee switch?

jolly narwhal
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No problems here with my on off one

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Been running for 1.5 years

worldly apex
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hmm, maybe I just have a bad batch

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driving me nuts πŸ™‚

jolly narwhal
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Strong mesh?

worldly apex
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I dont have many devices... so, no. But the one that keeps giving me issues is right next to a hue strip.

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so, I would think it would be okay... maybe not. Its also only 15ft away from the router.

jolly narwhal
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You paired it in place where it is installed?

worldly apex
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no. I paired in my office

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and moved the switch

jolly narwhal
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Worth looking at the map where it is actually connected

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Always pair in place

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Never move

worldly apex
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hmm

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okay,

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I can give that a try.

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Thanks πŸ‘

winter condor
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nobody can help me?

jolly narwhal
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Your stick isn't seen probably

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Your installation method can help you find it

worldly apex
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I think this goes without saying... but, If I am having issues pairing where i want the switch, its likely a mesh coverage issue...

inland coral
worldly apex
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also, looks like my battery was dead, so I assume the RF was working a bit to hard when i moved it.

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Love the words... "These just work"

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πŸ™‚

jolly narwhal
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They do work, when you have a good mesh for sure 7ACOSP_tinypensive

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Interference doesn't help, WiFi doesn't help, Bluetooth doesn't help, living in an apartment doesn't help

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There are a lot of factors with all wireless technology

azure tinsel
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a while back some one here pointed out to me that the coordinator backup is done automatically by Z2MQTT. What i did wonder is.. How do i restore it on new coordinator?

frail grail
hallow zinc
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I'm setting up a completely new HA environment to see if I can solve and issue I'm running into. However, how when I try to pair things they come back as unk_model by unk_manufacturer even though they worked fine before. These are Sengled LED bulbs that I've reset and am trying to repair.

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I'm using the latest HA stable image and the Nortek HUSBZB-1 stick as my Zigbee hub.

hallow zinc
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Nevermind on the above. I restarted the Docker container and it seems fine now. Pairing is really wonky though. Sometimes things are detected fine, other times it is "unknown". If I try to name the device in the pairing menu that usually never persists either. Not sure if this is all related or not.

uneven ruin
hallow zinc
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Is there a way to manually override a device type? I've got 2 door sensors that worked perfectly before. Now only 1 pairs correctly as a door sensor. The other one just pairs as a binary sensor.

crystal wraith
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Anyone know if the Sonoff ZigBee bridge is good? I have a Conbe 2 stick with Deconz. Don't like having a separate annoying login so I thought I might convert to ZHA or zigbee2mqtt

violet dagger
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Someone knows it's not

frail grail
opal trail
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I'm trying to figure out why my Aqara water leak sensor won't change to Wet when dousing it with water. I'm brand new to HA, using the zigbee2mqtt addon... got my devices in there easy, everything reporting correctly (including a temp sensor)... but for some reason the water leak sensor won't change state... does anyone have suggestions on how to troubleshoot this?
/edit: sensor is on the bottom πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ Got it working!

frail grail
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as far as i understand there is an option (for example) to bind a remote control button to light switch and control the switch directly even if HA is not functional, but did not managed to get it working yet.

crystal wraith
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Ohh I see.

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Don't know if I need that. Would be nice to be able to use hue apps (like party light apps)

inland coral
hallow zinc
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Thanks, I finally got everything to pair as normal. I had to remove and repair a couple times for each device. Something is not right.

median jasper
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anyone else getting 502 error when opening zigbee2mqtt (after fresh install) I have this issue now on both this addon and the Double-take addon on both supervised install and a rpi 3b install with hassos... report as bug? if so, towards core?

jolly narwhal
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No, that would be an add-on bug

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No issues here on a regular docker install

warm sonnet
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are things like philips hue bulbs routers? or is a router a dedicated gateway type device?

sour shadow
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Routers are most mains powered devices

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The main exception are Sengled bulbs - Hue bulbs are routers

warm sonnet
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πŸ‘

tropic depot
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For us devices most β€œno neutral” switches / plugs / relays also aren’t routers

nocturne geyser
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Can anyone suggest a UK power strip..
3 or 4 sockets...just want Individual on off commands
Roughly wanting to spend 20 - 30 quid

I'm using ZHA

balmy ginkgo
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What's this? 2021-11-21 01:46:09 WARNING (MainThread) [zigpy_deconz.api] No response to 'Command.aps_data_indication' command with seq id '0xc4'

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I have 1 zigbee lamp, 2 zigbee sensors. 2 automations that turn on and off the same lamp. I'm not sure if it's a zigbee issue ... but those automations are flakey. Worked well for weeks,
Is this that issue?

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and:
2021-11-21 02:00:43 WARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.zha.core.channels.base] [0x2C3F:1:0x0300]: async_initialize: all attempts have failed: [DeliveryError('[0x2c3f:1:0x0300]: Message send failure'), DeliveryError('[0x2c3f:1:0x0300]: Message send failure'), DeliveryError('[0x2c3f:1:0x0300]: Message send failure'), DeliveryError('[0x2c3f:1:0x0300]: Message send failure')]

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thinking about riolling back version

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hmm seems i need a firmware update

balmy ginkgo
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Wich is failing :/

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hmm needed \.\COM4 instead of com4 as parameter

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GCFFlasher.exe -x 3 -d \.\COM4 1 -t 60 -f ..\firmware\deCONZ_ConBeeII_0x26720700.bin.GCF in case other people have issue in windows. Use EXACT name of device path that's shown when you did GCFFlasher.exe -l

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:/ same error

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think full reboot fixed it

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pfew fingers crossed

tiny timber
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My Zigbee network(s) have been having lots of issues lately. What steps should I take to debug the cause of these?

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ZHA, Conbee II

balmy ginkgo
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i looked in core log and saw the warnings there

vale surge
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TBH - Ive ditched ZHA yesterday and spent an entire day (wasted) trying to get Z2M working - to no avail. Says it cant find the dongle on /dev/ttyACM0, and I tried both /dev/ttyACM0
and
/dev/serial/by-id/usb-dresden_elektronik_ingenieurtechnik_GmbH_ConBee_II_DE2120448-if00

Installed Deconz this morning and it worked out of the box - even did an automatic OTA update of the stick (which then I deleted deconz and re-installed Z2M) to find the same error

So Ive given up on Z2M and going to revert back to Deconz

tiny timber
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What type of HA install are you using? That may mean that Z2M doesn't have access to your USB ports.

balmy ginkgo
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Damnit Warning is back

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seem to be several posts last week

vale surge
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DECONZ - Anyone found a way of getting hidden entities our of Deconz? Or is this where ZHA-quirks come in?
I had ZHA installed on my machine and it detected my aqara sensors with "presence" and "occupancy" - whereas Deconz only detects "presence"

balmy ginkgo
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can i see ZHAzigbee topology?

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ah found it

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Ok that's a realy annoying interface everything keeps moving

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Yeah i would call that useless

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disables autozoom

dusk bough
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so ive asked this a billion times before but i feel better able to maybe work with info given

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i get some zigbee devices that show up as "unk_manufacturer unk_model"

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and i have no idea how i might get them to work

austere patio
dusk bough
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yes

austere patio
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What coordinator are you using?

dusk bough
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zha atm

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open to other ideas

austere patio
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Which coordinator USB stick?

dusk bough
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this has been a standing issue for a while for me, i got a bunch of sensors from spectrums security stuff

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nortek stick

austere patio
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Do they consistently join without model and manufacturer info? Or is it something that happens randomly?

dusk bough
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husbzb-1? iirc

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consistantly

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never have come up as what they are, like atm i have a door contact sensor in front of me

austere patio
dusk bough
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where can i get the log?

austere patio
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When you join a device in ZHA, there should be a button on the top part of the screen

dusk bough
austere patio
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Your device has no model name, no manufacturer name, or any clusters in its only endpoint beyond the "basic" cluster, which should be the one you read to get that info

dusk bough
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so your saying the devices are shitty

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lol

austere patio
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They at least join your network so they will work, they probably just require the original security system to reverse engineer how they actually communicate

lilac wharf
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Is it a Tuya device by any chance? Wonder if it's some new bullshit they're pulling

dusk bough
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noooo

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it's zigbee sensors

lilac wharf
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Tuya makes zigbee stuff

dusk bough
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i got from spectrums security shit they used to doo

lilac wharf
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Gotcha

dusk bough
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SMCZB02

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is the model

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fccid: ji5-smczb02-dw

lilac wharf
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Oh, some zigbee devices are proprietary like the gen 1 iris stuff

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Could be the issue here

dusk bough
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make them not be

austere patio
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I think you've actually asked about this before. Until someone buys the whole working system and sniffs traffic to figure out how it works, there's no way it will work with ZHA or any other integration.

lilac wharf
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mmm zigbee sniffing

dusk bough
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^ correct i have asked before, figured i'd ask again if anything new happened

lilac wharf
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If you're dedicated enough for that bored, I have a guide on zigbee sniffing

dusk bough
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i just wanted easy to use door sensors, lol

lilac wharf
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You in the US?

dusk bough
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yep

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i'd rather send you a bundle of hardware and have you do it, and you can keep some of it, lol

dusk bough
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also got zigbee numberkeypad

dusk bough
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those work well with ZHA?

lilac wharf
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Oh, no idea. They work well with z2m though, and I don't think they do any manufacturer-specific stuff, so they should be good to go with ZHA

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I'll check the converter for the contact sensors to confirm that

dusk bough
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is z2m not officially supported? i dont see it in addable intigrations

lilac wharf
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It's not an integration

dusk bough
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addon

lilac wharf
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It connects to HA via MQTT

dusk bough
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gotcha

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hmm

austere patio
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If those Xfinity sensors are standards-compliant, they will also work out-of-the-box with ZHA.

lilac wharf
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Yeah, that's what I was implying above--just have to check the converter to confirm

dusk bough
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any chance that z2m would be able to do something with the sensors i have?

lilac wharf
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lemme check

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doesn't show up in supported devices, so no

dusk bough
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word

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ill try the xfinity sensors when i get more money to burn, i also need to find a decent motion sensor

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wifi, zigbee, zwave, idc

lilac wharf
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those xfinity ones don't appear to do anything unusual

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so they should be fine with ZHA

dusk bough
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word

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i want allll the sensors

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sensors mean more triggers and info

lilac wharf
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trigger warning

dusk bough
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lol

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are any of the tas pir sensors worth it?

lilac wharf
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the wut

dusk bough
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tasmota PIR sensors

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motion sensors

lilac wharf
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probably not unless they're not battery powered

dusk bough
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zigbee is best for battery powered pir right?

lilac wharf
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or zwave

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wi-fi is a bad choice for battery-powered stuff

dusk bough
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SO

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zigbee pir sensors then

lilac wharf
dusk bough
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well i mean i feel like zigbee usually is cheaper

lilac wharf
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it is generally

dusk bough
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so ill grab that 10 pack of door sensors

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just need like 2 or 3 motion sensors

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i grabbed an aqara pir sensor to try out from amazon cause i placed an order for 2 of the rgbw strip controllers like i have currently, to see if i get lucky and get esp based ones

tiny timber
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I'm getting to my wits end. Now most of my Zigbee sensors aren't even firing. What's the best way to debug what the hell is going on?

tiny timber
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Looks like all my routers have stopped connecting. Easiest to just put them in pairing mode and add device again? Or will that create duplicate devices?

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FFS, now the routers won't rejoin the network at all, even after removing them. What the fuck has happened?!?

jolly narwhal
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What is your ZigBee integration and coordinator?

tiny timber
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ZHA, Conbee II. Have Hue Hub and AP fairly close to Conbee II. Just moved it with an extension cable. 2.4ghz Wifi is on channel 1, Hue Zigbee is on channel 25. ZHA should be on 15 (default).

jolly narwhal
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As I expected, Conbee

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πŸ₯³

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Also, why on earth two meshes

tiny timber
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Hue Entertainment zones. Plus redundancy (which has been needed considering the issues).

jolly narwhal
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Don't need redundancy if there are never issues though 🧐

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But Conbee seems to be a returning common factor lately

tiny timber
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It's weird, because it's been really solid for at least a year. Just recently started having issues when my lock battery ran low.

crude otter
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stupid ikea things

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after a few hours, they seem to drop off the network

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and the only thing that seems to get it going again, is restarting ZHA

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and this door lock... its sending commands on manual lock/unlock (so its on the network) but not responding to commands to lock/unlock

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...but it was working perfectly before

austere patio
crude otter
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[zigpy_znp.zigbee.application] Request failed (Unsuccessful request status code: <Status.APS_NO_ACK: 183>), retry attempt 3 of 5

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[homeassistant.components.zha.entity] lock.office_door_lock_door_lock: Error with lock_door: Request failed after 5 attempts: <Status.APS_NO_ACK: 183>

austere patio
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I'd let it run for a few hours to collect more data

crude otter
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debug was already enabled

austere patio
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Any instances of that specific error message?

crude otter
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the one you mentioned?

austere patio
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Yes

crude otter
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not in home-assistant.log, but in the older home-assistant.log.1

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(i just restarted HA about 5 minutes ago)

austere patio
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Do you have your coordinator on a USB extension cable?

crude otter
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no, its directly into a USB port

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other zigbee devices appear to be working fine

austere patio
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Put it on a USB extension cable. You can hot-plug it with HA running.

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How frequently did it occur in your previous log file?

crude otter
austere patio
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The specific error message means that the coordinator refused to transmit because there's too much RF noise

crude otter
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interesting

austere patio
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Use an extension cable and keep the coordinator away from interference sources like USB 3.0 ports, raspberry pi's, 2.4GHz routers, etc.

crude otter
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i used to have the co-ordinator in a front mounted USB port

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ive relocated it to a motherboard port (on the back panel)

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so perhaps i move it back to the front

austere patio
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That'd definitely negatively affect its performance

crude otter
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swapped it back, gonna restart to make sure

austere patio
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No need (but it won't hurt )

lime locust
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I'm moving my HA,z2m,eclipse broker containers (and volumes) install to a faster host machine, do i need to re-pair all my zigbee devices ?

crude otter
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its a usb port passing through from a docker container

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this does my head in

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the smart lock is about 50cm from the coordinator

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.....and now its working

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zigbee = voodoo

austere patio
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It would probably be a good idea to log that status code as an error in zigpy every time it's encountered so you don't have to enable debug logging to see it

crude otter
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i dont get it hey

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the lock is literally about 50cm direct line of sight from the co-ordinator

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yet, its decided it wants to route through an ikea pendant light in the kitchen

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which is about 6m away, through walls

austere patio
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Most compliant devices scan for potential parent routers and pick the "best" one based on perceived link quality

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If you re-join the device or turn off its parent for a while, it'll find a new one. Hopefully the coordinator now that it's been moved to a better spot.

lime locust
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the cc2531 should avoid usb3.0 ports ?

austere patio
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All coordinators

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CC2531 has a tendency to completely stop functioning and appear dead when it gets noisy

crude otter
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if i want to change channel, do i need to repair everything?

austere patio
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Yeah

crude otter
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sigh

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it might be easier to pin my 2.4GHz wifi channel

austere patio
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As long as it's one of 1, 6, or 11 it should be fine (assuming you're using the ZHA default channel of 15)

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6 or 11 if you really want to keep it far away from your Zigbee network

crude otter
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im using ZHA defaults

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so you're saying i should force 2.4GHz Wi-Fi to 6 or 11?

austere patio
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As long as it's on 1, 6, or 11 it won't overlap with your Zigbee channel, though the sidebands may still overlap a little. Probably not an issue but if you want to be extra sure, move it to 11.

crude otter
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switching 2.4GHz to Channel 11 now

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ive got 2 wifi APs

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and they are now both set to channel 11

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the only 2.4 things are IoT stuff

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all the PCs and phones/tablets are on 5GHz

jolly narwhal
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Unless you have explicitly forced them to use 5Ghz in the client settings they will probably fallback to 2.4 randomly when needed

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"I know best" -Every client ever

crude otter
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i have band steering enabled, prefering 5GHz for devices on a specific ssid

jolly narwhal
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Preference isn't the same as forcing, so 2.4 bleeding can still happen

crude otter
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sure, but i will monitor it

jolly narwhal
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But it will try its best

crude otter
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i dont really care if stuff uses 2.4GHz anyway

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as long as its doing channel 11

jolly narwhal
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Most people don't, but this is especially important when doing widespread WiFi analysis (I've worked on a few projects with 1500+ APs) and mapping

crude otter
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well, ill keep an eye on this

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see if it helps with zigbee or not

tiny timber
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Why is channel 11 better than channel 1 for Zigbee overlap? Would have thought sidebands of 11 were closer to 15.

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And the RF interference is interesting. Would definitely explain why my Conbee works better on an extension cable. Should really move the AP much further away though.

austere patio
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Zigbee and WiFi channel numbers aren't really comparable. For example, WiFi 11 and Zigbee 11 are two completely different frequencies (and widths).

tiny timber
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Ohh shit, I see it in that infographic now!

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That might be my issue. Moving to 11 now!

austere patio
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Make sure your neighbors aren't all on 11 as well. WiFi probably won't have much of an impact unless you're using Z2M and didn't change the default from 11 to 15 (or 20 or 25)

tiny timber
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My wifi is on 1, and the AP is less than a meter from BOTH my Zigbee coordinators.

jolly narwhal
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That sounds horrible

tiny timber
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Have left Wifi on 1 (looks like very little other wifi interference there), moved ZHA to 20, and Hue to 25. 🀞that improves things!

lime locust
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euhm trying to add zigbee cc2531 to new host , but it doesn't have the /dev/serial/ dir , where else could it be located ?

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found it took some time to pop-up

   devices:
      - /dev/serial/by-id/usb-Texas_Instruments_TI_CC2531_USB_CDC___0X00124B0018E299EC-if00:/dev/ttyUSB0

but now i wanna start it in compose , but what should the second part be ? its ha internal right leave as is ?

jolly narwhal
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are you running HAOS ? or not ?

lime locust
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nope , ubuntu , ha container

sour shadow
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Could have sworn you asked that already... or was that another server?

lime locust
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Zigbee2MQTT:error 2021-11-21 15:05:38: Error: Error while opening serialport 'Error: Error: No such file or directory, cannot open /dev/ttyACM0',

migrating z2m to new host cannot find

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but ttyacm0 isnt referenced by me

sour shadow
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You've got Z2M configured for /dev/ttyACM0

lime locust
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not in my compose file ..

sour shadow
lime locust
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checked config.yaml z2m and put port to null

sour shadow
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Did I say that?

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I said Zigbee2MQTT not Docker

lime locust
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ah srry

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/dev/serial/by-id/usb-Texas_Instruments_TI_CC2531_USB_CDC___0X00124B0018E299EC-if00 put this in z2m config , didnt work

sour shadow
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Yeah... I wonder why

lime locust
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does it need to be a TTY

jolly narwhal
sour shadow
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You need to tell Z2M to use the path you've passed through

jolly narwhal
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Or whatever you passed the path through to

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might not be the same on the inside as the outside, depending on the docker config

sour shadow
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Why not pass it through as /dev/ttyACM0?

lime locust
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   devices:
      # Make sure this matched your adapter location
      - /dev/serial/by-id/usb-Texas_Instruments_TI_CC2531_USB_CDC___0X00124B0018E299EC-if00:/dev/ttyACM0
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and put the tty in z2m config , right thnks

jolly narwhal
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So inside the container it is ttyACM0 then

lime locust
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yup done so

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could the cooordinator_backup.json files be messing things up

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?

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still bugging not found

jolly narwhal
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well, if you shell into the container

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can you see the device

lime locust
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Zigbee2MQTT:debug 2021-11-21 15:18:30: Using zigbee-herdsman with settings: '{"adapter":{"concurrent":null,"delay":null,"disableLED":true},"backupPath":"/app/data/coordinator_backup.json","databaseBackupPath":"/app/data/database.db.backup","databasePath":"/app/data/database.db","network":{"channelList":[11],"extendedPanID":[221,221,221,221,221,221,221,221],"networkKey":"HIDDEN","panID":6754},"serialPort":{"adapter":"auto","path":"/dev/ttyACM0"}}'
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just shelled in and the /dev/ is there ?

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did just copy the z2m folder from one host to another

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in hope not having to re-pair everythign

jolly narwhal
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If done correctly, migrating from one host to another is a breeze

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I've done it four times

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with the same config

lime locust
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hmm the /dev/serial/ dir just vanished ....

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didnt unplug it :S

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should avoid plugging the cc2531 into an usb 3.0 port right

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plugged into another port and worked

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yay

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hmm sensors are working , but frontend isnt...

lime locust
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what would be a logical upgrade to my cc2531 ? cc2652P2 Zigstar v4 ?

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moved HA to a new host different location getting LQi < 25 :/

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the 2652 with antenna can cover an entire house ?

violet dagger
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depends on the house

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but it has better range than cc2531

viral willow
worthy wedge
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are roller shades the only type of blinds that can be home automated with zigbee ?

sour shadow
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No

viral willow
worthy wedge
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but like if my blinds have a cord; i can't wrap my head around how i make dumb blinds smart.

sour shadow
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Easy

worthy wedge
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i know there are those ikea blinds and htey are rollers so i see that

sour shadow
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Zemismart M515EGB

worthy wedge
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but like , it seems like magic ; if blinds that have chords can become smart

sour shadow
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There are other options too

worthy wedge
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ok I'm watching some youtube videos ; about this . watch me get my mind blown

viral willow
# worthy wedge but like if my blinds have a cord; i can't wrap my head around how i make dumb b...

Cool question though, because my blinds are dumb and I want to automate mine also, to save on heating and cooling and save lighting energy during the day. I've been researching it as well (I'm not far enough yet to make suggestions)

A diy might be the cheapest way, the ezwand/e-wand ones are hella expensive.
This looks like a cool idea: https://community.smartthings.com/t/battery-powered-solar-recharged-automated-blinds/99717?u=ryan780

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Problem is my house has over 30 windows lol.

livid abyss
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Anyone has a sonoff temp/hum sensor running with z2m? Mine pair fine and seem to work, but never report any values...

violet dagger
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are you sure they paired fine

worthy wedge
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ok so I've watched 2 videos ; but fundamentally I still can't wrap my head around it because my cords/string are different . They are the ones that have 2 strings that are attached together and you move them left and let go do drop or pull on them same way to go up

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i don't see how that string works on a rolling action

sour shadow
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Replace them with ones that work normally?

worthy wedge
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omg thats possible ?

sour shadow
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Anything is possible

worthy wedge
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like keeping the blinds and changing the string action?

sour shadow
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It may not be simple, and you may end up throwing them away as you curse my name a lot

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It may be a lot easier to replace the whole unit

worthy wedge
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no dude ; what you say is possible... you know so far I've purchased a zzh controller, and that zwave 700 series ; you've given me the low down on the differences between z1mqtt etc ; literally every advice ive received has gotten me 1 step further ; i take ur word for gospel at his time

sour shadow
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I've reworked the internals of a few things, but it's not always a simple thing

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(admittedly for the tricky stuff I've leant on the skills and experience of some friends...)

worthy wedge
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i think i was asked for bulb advice this one time , and u werent on ... i got these sengled ones... and they aren't repeaters thats a bummer ; and I searched sengled and i saw you once typed that they arent repeaters... so there is 1 example where i didnt follow ur advice and look what happened ! haha

mighty river
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Good day, I'am using Zigbee2MQTT and just bought a Philips Aurelle LED panel. But it is not supported out of the box it seems

worthy wedge
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i have a feeling i'm going deeper and deeper into this rabbit hole.... I don't know how but I am at a $600 running tally with this smart home automation thing... and it started with 2 usb sticks...

violet dagger
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you're good...

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another zero will be up there soon enough

mighty river
worthy wedge
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isn't that crazy though ? it started from a youtube video, a bored weekend... then joining the discord server... then its like o m g this world exists ?

violet dagger
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that's how it starts

worthy wedge
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and like why am i dreaming about different automations and trying different things ; that is not normal

violet dagger
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next thing you know your toilet seat is smart

mighty river
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Jups, my whife is getting less enthousiastic

worthy wedge
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so right now my wife loves it ; we pranked our 2 little kids told them the lights listen to us ;

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for 2 days they were in love with them ill we told them i was hearing their convo in the washroom and cntrolling it from my computer

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lol

mighty river
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haha did the same thing when I automated the curtains

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Told him I could do it with my mind

violet dagger
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you scored a jackpot then, mine took 2 years to accept the smart stuff. now she's mad when something isn't

worthy wedge
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i know right !i felt soo bad I was like i should reveal to them the truth before they go to their grade 1 class and act crazy

mighty river
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I have a NUC and the memory was broken....

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So nothing worked, no lights nothing

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Was already googling for the best attorney πŸ™‚

livid abyss
# violet dagger are you sure they paired fine

Just tried to repair one, but indeed I get Configure failed: Error: Bind 0x00124b00226a13c7/1 msTemperatureMeasurement from '0x00124b00214f3c2c/1' failed (AREQ - ZDO - bindRsp after 10000ms)

viral willow
worthy wedge
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ok just a dbl check question; on aliexpress there are some vendors who market these aqara zigbee things as "global version" . can someone inform me about any pitfalls to avoid compatability issues because I thought only zwave had this issue

worthy wedge
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oh thats cool, I think the square ones are more popular, based on the orders.

uncut flare
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It's got 2xAAA batteries, which is appealing to me

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But right now I want to know more about it, like compatibility, reporting intervals, accuracy etc

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There's a wealth of information out there on other sensors, but not this one. The aliexpress listings don't have the type number either.

worthy wedge
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try the zigbee2mqtt site mate

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it tells you the sensors that show up

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and if thats on the list

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would be the safest bed

uncut flare
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I know, this one doesn't show up

worthy wedge
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then try it out and tell us πŸ˜‰

uncut flare
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That's one option I guess

worthy wedge
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if I was you I would take the safer route and go off the blakadder list

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the second thing I would do is use the search mechanism on discord to see if there was an older discussion around your specific model

uncut flare
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That's what I plan to do.

worthy wedge
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unless you wanna be the test dummy

uncut flare
worthy wedge
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just message the seller

uncut flare
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So I was hoping for a response like: Oh, that's XYZ.

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Why didn't I think of that

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πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ

worthy wedge
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because you are overwhelmed with the options available

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like me

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πŸ˜‰

uncut flare
worthy wedge
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ya my biggest thing is decision fatigue

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worry about having to deal with returns etc.

uncut flare
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I just want one with decent accuracy and reporting rates.

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As it will be used with the awesome generic thermostat integration.

sour shadow
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I've been very happy with both the Xiaomi Aqara and Konke temperature/humidity sensors

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Report sensibly, seems to be accurate enough

worthy wedge
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any Canadians out there want to chime in on places ? I feel like I am limited to aartech.ca , aliexpress, and amazon so far .

violet dagger
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Just get Aqara

worthy wedge
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Can someone chime in on this : https://zigbee.blakadder.com/Aqara_MCCGQ11LM.html ; it seems as if there is "device temperature" but on aliexpress it doesn't mention that in the listing for this model. Or am I confusing temperature at that door/window with the internal device temperature... wouldn't it be the same thing?

violet dagger
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Using 2xAA batteries is irrelevant if you need to change them often

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Device temperature is internal temperature and should not be used as an ambient temperature sensor

worthy wedge
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ah gotcha ;

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omg you are the dude whose site i reference all the time

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man you are doing gods work

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when will you do zwave next πŸ˜‰

zenith oracle
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So, in 2021, what Zigbee USB dongle should I buy? I have thick walls here, and about 50 Zigbee devices.

jolly narwhal
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If you have a good mesh the walls in relation to the stick doesn't matter

zenith oracle
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I have had issues with the existing Conbee II dongle.

jolly narwhal
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Conbee is generally horrible it seems

inland coral
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Conbee works fine for me, I use ZHA, too. People say its supposed to be terrible but it’s honestly fine. Had some issues with battery powered switches not aleays working, but that was a signal strength issue, having a zigbee router device in each room fixed it.

austere patio
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The Conbee does have better unicast performance than the CC2652 so individually turning on a bunch of lights happens faster

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But it won't work without 10 USB extension cables

inland coral
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Mine works with 1 πŸ˜›

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Had no choice, my HA server is in a metal server rack

livid abyss
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I have an Ikea E1524 5 button remote, when I try to pair it it keeps joining and leaving the network. Sometimes it pairs, but stays unrecognized by z2m. Anything I can try? I have a second one that works fine.

uncut flare
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My conbee II is fine so far. I have some issues with responsiveness but I feel like that's more related to the general instability of my hardware.

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Using the conbee close to wifi is asking for trouble though. Not sure how other dongles perform in that regard.

spark star
uncut flare
violet dagger
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thanks, i appreciate that

uncut flare
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About the batteries: I'd expect AA batteries to last longer than CR2032 cells.

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Am I wrong?

violet dagger
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on paper that is true

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but f.e. aqara sensor on CR2032 outlives many other sensors using AA batteries

uncut flare
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It does boil down to how well they optimize things.

violet dagger
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its all about the hardware design and the firmware power use

uncut flare
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I dabbled a bit in embedded software engineering in University.

violet dagger
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TheHookUp did a contact sensor test where Aqara outlived the rig used to test

uncut flare
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Oh yea I saw that on his twitter

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Seems like a madman's experiment if you don't know whats going on there though.

violet dagger
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and i have a bunch of sonoff sensors that suck up 2450 batteries in 6 months

uncut flare
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I read bad things about the reporting rate and accuracy of those sonoff sensors.

violet dagger
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they're all true

uncut flare
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So I can scratch those of my list

spark star
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@worthy wedge a friend recently found https://ktekcanada.ca/ Otherwise I haven't found any other options either.

worthy wedge
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oh wicked thanks guys

uncut flare
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So how about the potential compatibility issues for aqara devices?

violet dagger
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what does that even mean

uncut flare
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Or was that a different vendor

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where they can throw some issues at you with certain routers

violet dagger
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old aqara devices just skip some routers

sour shadow
violet dagger
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personally i have no problems with aqara for years

sour shadow
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I've had zero issues, but there are known, documented, compatibility issues

jolly narwhal
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Sounds like layer 8

sour shadow
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Yeah, the designers and coders at Xiaomi πŸ˜›

jolly narwhal
uncut flare
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My current setup is mostly ikea stuff so I should be good to go.

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Thx for the info @sour shadow

molten anchor
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hey there, quick tradfri phoscon question

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I can't seem to add this tradfri led driver to a light group

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I click on save and it does appear to do so but nothing actually happens

zenith oracle
inland coral
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Sure. It’s a zigbee coordinator and zigbee is an open standard, so yeah it works with other zigbee software/hardware

jolly narwhal
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It is not recommended with some software

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Like zigbee2mqtt

gentle flint
tiny timber
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What's the best way to rebuild your mesh so that devices will connect to the best router? Unplug the coordinator and routers for 30 minutes, then reconnect coordinator and then connect routers fanning out from the coordinator?

viral willow
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Has anyone tried to get the husbzb-1 to work with deconz?

austere patio
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deCONZ only supports the Conbee/Raspbee

viral willow
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officially supports, yes I know. But that doesnt mean it cant be done some way or another. Was just curious if anyone even tried

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Cowboys are losing so I need a distraction xD

austere patio
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deCONZ isn't open source so there's really no way to try, unfortunately

viral willow
tiny timber
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Couldn't you just do that by setting up an automation in HA to look for the MQTT events then fire a rest event in HA?

austere patio
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An MQTT/REST proxy doesn't seem that difficult to write, though MQTT isn't all that great for RPC so it may have a lot of corner cases

viral willow
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hmm

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18:33:43:869 COM: /dev/serial/by-id/usb-Silicon_Labs_HubZ_Smart_Home_Controller_71500F43-if00-port0 / serialno: 71500F43, ConBee

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Maybe their detection is a little wonky, it doesnt actually connect

austere patio
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I would be very surprised if it did πŸ˜†

gentle flint
viral willow
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anyone wanna trade sticks? haha

nocturne geyser
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Can anyone suggest a UK power strip..
3 or 4 sockets...just want Individual on off commands
Roughly wanting to spend 20 - 30 quid

I'm using ZHA

tiny timber
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Might be easier to go the Wifi route for that @nocturne geyser. Not a whole lot of Zigbee sockets, let alone strips.

raven jewel
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TP-Link have a wifi option, though their integration does warn that it may stop working.

crude otter
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plenty of options to control a single socket

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but the problem is (in Australia at least) that even a 4 socket powerpoint (on the wall) is only fed by a single feed... not controllable by themselves

crude otter
violet dagger
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why...

crude otter
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punched "zigbee" into aliexpress, thats why

violet dagger
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wasn't a question, it was a thought

crude otter
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fair

crude otter
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those Tuya USB zigbee repeaters.. they have issues, yeah?

sour shadow
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Which?

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I mean, it's Tuya, odds are good it's going to have some problems, but vague questions are hard to answer

crude otter
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those things?

sour shadow
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Rings a vague bell that there's something not 100% with them

crude otter
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i can seem to get the IKEA signal repeaters cheaper locally anyway

sour shadow
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Though you're usually better off buying a smart plug than a dedicated router

crude otter
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im just trying to work out things to get to strengthen the mesh

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is it possible to have too many routers?

sour shadow
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Probably

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You don't need a stack of them at the end of the day, you need enough - and most end devices will only use a single parent

crude otter
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i think i have 2 ikea repeaters, 1 sonoff ZBMINI and a Sonoff BASIC Zigbee

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oh, and i guess the ikea bulbs

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(as long as people dont turn them off at the wall)

languid swan
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Hi, ihave conbee2 with ZHA, because of power failure my ikea outlet is unavailable, I have tried reload ZHA integration, reconfigure device, run zha.permit (250s) but this devices is still Unavailable .. howto make it available again ?

sour shadow
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How long was power out?

languid swan
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it was sucesfully paired, and it worked a few weeks

sour shadow
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It may need re-paired

languid swan
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more than 10 hours, don't know exactly

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is there any chance how to broadcast to network something like re-pair ?

sour shadow
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No - you have to trigger that on the device

languid swan
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ok, thanks

sour shadow
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Generally speaking over 24 hours most devices will need re-pairing

languid swan
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😦 this month my electricity provider will have another two all-day power outages

crude otter
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at least they are scheduled.

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(i live in Australia, so 230V nominal)

languid swan
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yes, It was communicated long time before.

crude otter
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i just get constant dips

languid swan
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nice.. I had this issue too, my voltage dropped from 240V to 180V, but they installed another station 2 years ago, and now I don't have this issue. But yes, I have waited for it for 6 years

barren stratus
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Hello. Do I need to reset my conbee to use it with mqtt. Used zha before

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Zigbee2mqtr gives me a timeout while accessing the stick

sour shadow
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No, but you need to ensure that ZHA isn't still enabled and using it

barren stratus
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Is disabling enough?

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And a restart?

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Or do I need to delete it?

sour shadow
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Delete it

barren stratus
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Still the same error. :(

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Error: Failed to connect to the adapter (Error: SRSP - SYS - ping after 6000ms)

sour shadow
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Did you add the required setting for deconz in the config for Z2M?

barren stratus
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eeehhhh no :/

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serial:
adapter: deconz

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That ?

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lol, just that one entry and it works. lol

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Thanks πŸ˜„

plush latch
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hello, Im planning to migrate from cc2531 to 2651 stick on zigbee2mqtt. AM I gonna loose my devices if I do a migration (unplug old stick, put the new stick)? I presume that I will. So, there is a second question - how can I do a backup of all my devices, and then just import them to the new stick?

sour shadow
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No, you won't

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They have an FAQ on this

molten linden
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you should see events for the button presses, check the developers/event panel and listen for zha_event then click buttons. you cna use the event data or automations or if supported device automations may work if you select the device in the automations editor.

ivory hound
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read again what tube said

sour shadow
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It's an event trigger

ivory hound
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read very very careful

barren stratus
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i solved it with the added deconz

visual estuary
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I don't have a decon stick tho

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I use Z2M with a Zig Zig Ha

sour shadow
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Then you had the wrong details in the trigger

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"didn't work" is not helpful

lime locust
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can anyone recommend a good simple zigbee plug ?

sour shadow
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Salus SP600

obsidian sandalBOT
sour shadow
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With a group created in ZHA instead of HA all the lights should work

mighty river
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I just newly installed ZHA.
5 light resetted and newly connected
1 ZigBee group created with the 5 lights.
The lights canbe switched individually without any problems
Switching the ZigBee groou

  • some lights donΒ΄t switch
  • some light that switch, do not chage their status in HA
    What could be the problem?

I run a Raspberry3 with

  • Home Assistant OS 6.6
  • supervisor-2021.10.8
  • core-2021.11.5
    with a ConBee II USB-Stick
sour shadow
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Yes, we saw all that

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The bot cleaned up because you posted over 15 lines

mighty river
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it is a ZHA group no HA group

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any other ideas?
Raspberry3 is OK for HA with deconzII and ZA?

sour shadow
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That's not a great stick, but it's unlikely to be the cause of your problems

mighty river
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what stick woud you recommend?
and what could I test to find the cause of my problems?

obsidian sandalBOT
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Buy something CC2652 based. This list is a good one, both Tube and Electrolama have been proven to have excellent customer service. The current generation of EZSP sticks (see here for some) are also a good choice for ZHA.

Anything CC2530 or CC2531 based should be avoided - they're old, slow, and only suitable for a dozen or so devices. The Sonoff ZBbridge isn't advised since it uses WiFi (built in interference), and the HUSBZB-1 uses an older chipset so should be avoided.

sour shadow
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Is it always the same light or lights?

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If so it's probably the route there

mighty river
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most times the same light.
What can be done with the route?

sour shadow
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Adding routers in places that strengthen the mesh

mighty river
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the lights are all in one room, distance max 5 m
can it be a route problem?
how could I test this?

heavy basalt
outer badge
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hey there guys! what zigbee hubs can you guys recommend to me?

sour shadow
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None

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ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT and a sensible stick

obsidian sandalBOT
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Buy something CC2652 based. This list is a good one, both Tube and Electrolama have been proven to have excellent customer service. The current generation of EZSP sticks (see here for some) are also a good choice for ZHA.

Anything CC2530 or CC2531 based should be avoided - they're old, slow, and only suitable for a dozen or so devices. The Sonoff ZBbridge isn't advised since it uses WiFi (built in interference), and the HUSBZB-1 uses an older chipset so should be avoided.

outer badge
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im using proxmox for my hypervisor on my server, with hassos running, so it would be harder to pass trough?

sour shadow
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No

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But even if it was, you could buy a network based coordinator

outer badge
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also, i dont own any pi, or similar system, only a bunch of servers with vms

sour shadow
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So?

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At no point did I mention a Pi πŸ˜›

outer badge
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what do you think of the sonoff ZBBridge 3.0?

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(because i already own only sonoff devices so far)

sour shadow
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You should read the bot message

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Actually read it

outer badge
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i did, and i went to the website. but only found the usb version on the list

sour shadow
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If you'd read the bot message you'd have seen blobcsignno for the Sonoff ZBbridge

lilac wharf
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I think they're talking about the zigbee stick

outer badge
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what can happen with the wifi connected one? since isnt recommended

sour shadow
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The Sonoff ZBbridge isn't advised since it uses WiFi (built in interference)

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From the bot message

outer badge
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yes. but is stability issues? or others?

sour shadow
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Yes, stability problems

outer badge
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even with a good access point?

sour shadow
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The problem is with the design of the device

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Your access point is irrelevant

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don't use it

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also, i havent seen the lidl branded hub on there, and its quite easy to get here

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If you want to use it, ignoring the advice here, then that's on you

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Don't blame us when your experience sucks

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The Lidl hub is actually linked from the bot message

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i only know that as the silvercrest hub, i dont know who makes it, or the official name

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Yup, linked from the bot message

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It is EZSP based

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the only issue is that the price was arround 19 euros here, and now its 27 euros, so i didnt get it when i saw it

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also, if i end up getting the silvercrest one, im planning on hacking it to use poe or something

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would be cool

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1 less brick to plug in

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Probably better off just using a PoE splitter

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i do have one, and i plan on sticking one inside, so a small package

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since it has so much free space

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or double side tape

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Are you planning to use z2m? If so maybe you should look at a cc2652. I have a lidl gateway that I played with using z2m but bumped into some binding issues with ikea remotes. Experimental for a reason. Have not tried it with ZHA tho

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i have no plans yet, currently i only use wifi stuff, so i want to get into zigbee stuff,

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open to sugestions, and the silvercrest seems to be recommended by a lot of people

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even on r/homelab

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It works - that doesn't mean it's the best choice

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A lot depends on what you're going to use it with

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temperature sensors, buttons, smart blinds?

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whatever i find useful

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ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT is the real question

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I ended up with a zzh!

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wich is the recommended?

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As a stick

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And got advised to run zigbee2mqtt

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There are three Zigbee options with Home Assistant (regardless of how you install it). These are:

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).

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. 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 (you can't add unsupported devices yourself).

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.

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The Lidl is experimental with Z2M though, if you use it you can reasonably expect issues

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might save up to a zzh

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