#Device-specific settings

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deft tinsel
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Hello, I have some questions regarding Matter. More specifically IKEAS Matter devices. I have purchased their new line up and there should be a way to change some device-specific settings, like hold time for their motion sensor MYGGSPRAY.

It seems like this functionallty exists, maybe im missing something 😄

urban raptor
deft tinsel
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Hello @urban raptor.

I don't know if there is any issue, maybe I'm just dumb and dont understand how and where to change device-specific settings.

I have tried looking in Devices and Services > Matter > Myggspray. I can see all Sensors (Illuminance, Occupancy), Configuration (Firmware) and Diagnostic, but can't find where I can see the settings nor change them.

I also looked at Matter Server (Python Matter Server) > Myggspray. Same here, can se alot of endpoints and attributes like "OccupancySensorType=0"

urban raptor
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We will check using your diag file

deft tinsel
urban raptor
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Please fill the 'Link to integration' field

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There are no settings that can be adjusted using the standard cluster on your device.

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Sorry

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Thanks for the information. I won't be buying that model then.

deft tinsel
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Yeah, but then, how do I change the occupancySensorType?

If i remember correclty there is two "types" of sensoring for this device:

  1. 60 degrees, 10 meter
  2. 120 degrees, 5 meter
urban raptor
deft tinsel
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I don't own any Matter devices that are able to be configured, so if occupancySensorType would be editable I would se it above and simply be able to change it?

or how do I know that?

urban raptor
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You could buy Aqara P2 motion sensor

urban raptor
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Buying a low-cost device means limited features.

sharp viper
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By the matter specs, if ikea was supporting this configuration in a standard way, they would include a BooleanStateConfiguration cluster (separate from the OccupancySensing cluster) that allows configuring the sensitivity level.

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unfortunately, i don't see that listed in the diagnostics information provided in the issue.

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so they either have a vendor specific or out of band method for doing that configuration :/

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the OccupancySensorType attribute is read-only, and just indicates what technology the sensor uses. In this case, it's 0, which means that it's a PIR (passive infra-red) sensor.

urban raptor