Thank you for your fast responses. I’ve followed these steps and got the supervised home assistant running with deConz add-on and disabled the Bluetooth as per instructed. Still no luck.
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Use Raspberry Pi imager to writ the Raspberry Pi OS 32-bit (lite) with preferences: SSH enabled, password set tot own preference. Time zone set.
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Enable SSH again with terminal and command line touch SSH (link: How to Enable SSH on Raspberry Pi [Definitive Guide])
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Disable Bluetooth (for the phoscon RaspBee II to work): add to config.txt
enable_uart=1
dtoverlay=pi3-disable-bt”
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Terminal: ssh pi@’ip-adres’
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Warning ‘man in the middle’: Resolve by adding the pi ip-adress to known addresses: ssh-keygen -R ‘pi ip-adress’
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Login through ssh
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Follow the steps of peyanski (link: https://peyanski.com/how-to-install-home-assistant-supervised-official-way/#How_to_Install_Home_Assistant_Supervised)
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Reboot
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Connect to [ip-adress:8123]
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Configure home assistant
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Preferences: add-ons
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Install Deconz add-on
So far, so good.
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In the Deconz add-on:
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In preferences selected /dev/ttyS0 as the RaspBee II location
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After that through the deConz add-on à webGUI à Phoscon I try to add the lights following the instructions with no luck.
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Check again if confix.txt has:
enable_uart=1
dtoverlay=pi3-miniuart-bt
(With a blank line following)
- Reboot
- Configure user access rights of the serial interface. SSH into raspberry pi. Sudo raspi-config.
- Interfacing Options → Serial
- Would you like a login shell accessible over serial? → No
- Would you like the serial port hardware to be enabled? → Yes
- Reboot
Try to discover new lights: Still no luck.