I must have missed something or I don’t understand
I have Zigbee switches for the light, to turn them all on at the same time, I created a ZHA group
When I press one of the switches, the light associated with the switch turns on and the group changes state, but the other lights do not turn on
If I activate the ZHA group, the button goes to on to immediately return to off and the following information appears in the log:
Texas Instruments CC2652 Test Group turned off triggered by action Light: Turn on
Texas Instruments CC2652 Test Group turned on triggered by action Light: Turn on
In terms of creating the group, I went into the ZHA groups, added a new Test Group, then associated 2 switches
Is there anything else I need to do to make this work properly?
I’ve never used ZHA groups before, but the other ways you could do it is via labels, areas or scenes. Any of these approaches will let you control a group of devices by referencing just the (area/label/scene).
Thanks @Rofo for the answer
But the goal is not only to control a group of devices, for switches, the goal is if on of them turns on, all the group turn on, and on the other hand, if one of them turns off, all of them turns off
I don’t think it is possible with labels, perhaps with automations, but I am not sure of that
I made a test with HA groups of lights instead of Zigbee groups, and it works better using HA button
When I create the group and turn on the group, lights turn on one after the other
But using button of the switch, only the concerned ligth turn on or off
I tryed to create an automation, but it doesn’t turn automatically all other lights when one of them is turned on
As I mentioned before, if you want an automation, triggered by a button press to turn on/off a whole group of lights, then don’t target the individual entities in your on/off action, target either label,area or scene.
Is the button a wireless button, or a wired switch on the wall ?