Hi.
I cannot listen to zha_event. There is no listener named zha_event. I need to check zigbee device states as I turn them on and off. I type “zha_event” without quotes in Developer Tools > Events > Listen to events section but nothing happens even if I tamper with the zigbee devices.
What could be wrong?
Have you read what I wrote?
There is no zha_event under Active listeners and I did type zha_event there but nothing shows.
Dum question do you have a Zigbee Stick
I use the
then you install the integration
Have you looked for ZHA related entries in your logs?
I don’t know what you mean by that?
What should I look for and where should I look at?
I have some logs in my logbook like this? Did you mean these?
I mean under Settings → System → Logs
shit that got me stumped
what about doing full backup
of both HA and Zigbee
uninstall and reinstall Zigbee
I got lots of stuff about zha here. Shoud I upload the log file here? What should I seek?
This sounds intimidating. I’ll keep this as a last resort.
This is not normal, so you probabli will find something in the logs that could help you troubleshooting.
Yeah! Maybe we can help you looking for the cause of this issue.
Unless you can see sensitive info there (which shouldn’t be the case).
It’s hard to say, but I would start from the older entries (the first ones after restarting Home Assistant) for any error message and take actions based on that.
i am running into the same issue. No zha_event information. I do have zha devices actually working fine but i see no events… any ideas?
What about your logs (Settings > System > Logs)? Anything related to ZHA?
Two suggestions: make sure you know there will be a zha_event created. Turning a bulb on and off doesn’t create zha_events, it creates state_changed events. For example, if you have a Zigbee remote you should get an event when you press a button on it.
If you don’t see an event for that, then try listening to all events (e.g., * instead of zha_event). I have previously found I need to do that for some events.
yes, ZHA working fine
i will try this thanks
I had the same problem as @dr_aequitas. Listening to all events by using the * wildcard, and then triggering a ZigBee event caused the zha_event listener to appear upon refreshing the events page.