I have a Sunricher SR-ZG2833PAC-FOH in-wall 4x switch zigbee module. Running HA OS 8.1 with the 2022.06.1 core amd 2022.05.3 supervisor. For zigbee devices (which I multiple connected succesfuly) I’m using the ConbeeII dongle.
I tried the same and it didn’t work for me neither. I tried all the different combinations in the manual without success. Any ideas on how to go on from here?
Can anybody help creating a quirk? I would send out a device so it’s easier for somebody to troubleshoot.
Regarding the deconz github thread it has basic cluster attributes 0x0008 and 0x0009.
@molt@kemes@mellwoman@marieper FYI, initial ZGP (Zigbee Green Power) support has very recently been added to zigpy (the Zigbee stack library that the ZHA integration depends on), as is as recently as only in Home Assistant 2023.7 release (and later), so there is at least a chance now that ZHA and zha-device-handlers (zha-quirks) developers could add handler/converter code to support a ZHA Device Handler (ZHA quirk) for individual ZGP devices, (though the ZHA integration code might still need some new additions too). I would suggest try to post more feedback to that existing device support request and wait to see if ZHA/zigpy developers are interested at looking at it, perhaps together with developers there you can resolve the missing pieces for that device (but be aware that could be that they will need to have that specific device themself to develop support for it). That is, post your setup, logs and troubleshooting steps here (again, you need to be using Home Assistant 2023.7 release or later) → [Device Support Request] SR-ZG2833PAC-FOH (Zigbee Push-Button Coupler) · Issue #2426 · zigpy/zha-device-handlers · GitHub
Wait a minute, is that really a ZGP (Zigbee Green Power) device? There is a dresden-elektronik deconz developer specifically mentions that “Sunricher SR-ZG2833PAC-C4” is not a ZGP (Zigbee Green Power) device despite what the print on the device suggests (and that same developer also mentions that “Sunricher SR-ZG2833PAC-C4” model is very similar to the Ubisys C4?)?. So might is aCould you be confusting it because it has “GP Combo Basic” function which includes ZGPP (Zigbee Green Power Proxy) support? Zigbee Green Power Proxy shows up all Zigbee 3.0 router devices because they can act as a Zigbee Green Power Proxy (which just means that it can be a Zigbee Router for ZGP devices, hence can perform routing green power communication to relay such messages).