I already had some help how to do the same with the (older) Tradfri motion sensors. With Tradfri
a trick was needed, these sensors create a random group, and if I bind to this, it works.
But the same trick does not work for SML001.
Received Zigbee message from 'MotionKitchen1', type 'attributeReport', cluster 'msIlluminanceMeasurement', data '{"measuredValue":13301}' from endpoint 2 with groupID 0
As can be seen above, the sensor creates the (random) group 0, which is the same after each reset,
and thus not really random. I assume, for SML001 something else is needed.
I tried to put a lamp into a created Zigbee group 0, without luck. Then I tried to change the group for SML001, but I haven’t found out how this can be done.
I have the same problem with the Hue dimmer switch, but here t
tutorial was helpful:
The important part is to unbind the coordinator, and to press a button during un/binding.
After that it works.
But it seem I cannot add more than one group to the switch, as before with with the Hue
application. (Okay I can put all lamps in a group, but that is not the same as before, at least
I only added rooms, maybe that it was internally expanded to all lamps)
IIRC the normal Hue cannot do it either, and Hue essentials was necessary.
Ping
Anyone who has successfully paired SML001 to a Zigbee group with zigbee2mqtt?
The trick with unbinding SML001 from the coordinator, which worked for Hue dimmer switch (see above), does not work.
SML001 Device cannot unbind from coordinator, any attempt (command line or “unbind heart/symbol”) throws an error here.(I’m using a recent devel version 1.17.0+)
I suspect this error message is a bug and if unbinding works, I can afterwards bind to a lightgroup, like in the case with the Hue dimmer.
I’ll join you. I am currently planning to migrate my devices from the original Hue integration to zigbee2mqtt. However, among them are a few Hue motion sensors that are directly connected to Hue light groups. Therefore, I would like to know beforehand if this functionality is supported by zigbee2mqtt.
However, one finds very little information about it. I really wonder if this is such a special use case? I would have assumed that this is one of the main use cases for smart lighting.
Ok. HA detects the occupation reliably. I have build an automation with the occupancy as trigger and the light group turned on/off with actions and it works fine.
