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Support for ZigBee "Green Power" devices such as the Hue Tap Switch #110
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Per my understanding, currently emberznet has very limited support for zgp functionalities, especially sink devices. For EZSP protocol, I don't think currently it supports. |
Waiting for the EnOcean PTM 216Z support as well... Those battery-free devices are growing popularity now. |
Where can you get one? |
I think later emberznet versions had some support for ZGP, but most popular HUSBZB-1 stick is still on 4.0 version and unlikely to be updated. |
FYI bellows and zigpy doesn't yet support ZGP (Zigbee Green Power) but @zoic21 started working on it now, see zigpy/zigpy#519 |
UPDATE: Developers should see this new pull request at zigpy/zigpy#1282 and the development discussion at zigpy/zigpy#341 As mentioned, Zigbee Green Power (ZGP) self-powered devices are not yet supported in the ZHA integration because they are not yet support in the zigpy library that it depends on, so you need to wait until the pull request by konistehrad that will add ZGP (Zigbee Green Power) support has been merged into zigpy and a release of it in turn gets bumped in Home Assistant core -> zigpy/zigpy#1282 End-users (non-developers) can find more information and non-developer discussion in this feature request in Home Assistant's community forum -> https://community.home-assistant.io/t/zha-integration-support-for-zgp-zigbee-green-power-devices-via-zigpy/277149/ |
Hey - So, I could be missing something, but as near as I can tell ZigBee "Green Power" devices, like the Philips Hue Tap Switch, are current unsupported? So far, I've tried a few things to pair a Hue Tap Switch with bellows, but have not had much luck.
Are green power devices supported? If so, is there anything special needed to pair?
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