Ok, is there a way to force quirks? Just started out with ZHA, my Xiaomi PIR sensor works fine, but I have a Xiaomi switch that comes up as sensor_86sw1
The motion sensor comes up saying quirk applied, but the button doesnāt. Itās the large flat square one.
The wireless dual has a quirk and it should support 9 actions. All binary sensors for remote / wireless switch type devices are being removed. Events / direct binding are the supported interaction methods for these devices.
Walked into Best Buy today and they had the Samsung Smarthings Button on sale for $14.99.
I have been wanting a button to run different automationās or scripts in each room for a while.
This button paired with zha out of the box and has a temp sensor.
At first I tried to do a standard automation using the binary sensor, but the switch would only show on no matter if I did press, double press, or hold.
Started looking on the forum and found a couple of post that got close but no cigar.
Then found one that was listening to the zha events instead of using the sensor.
That worked perfect and just wanted to share it with anyone else wanting these to work.
I am using HUSBZB-1 on a Raspberry Pi for my Hassio setup.
Pull the button out of the box.
Goto Hassio front end Configuration then ZHA
Click on Add Devices
Pull tape covering battery and place next you hub or stick
It will register the device with the temp sensor
the name is samjin.button not smarthings
After you see it in the zha page copy the IEEE device code
you will need this for your automationās.
Now create automationās for each type of button press.
Replace the device_ieee: with the one you copied above.
Thanks for the info. I added a second button last night, and realised both buttons trigger both automations. I had been using entity_id rather than the device_ieee so Iāll fix them up tonight
Lemme guess: Raspeberry Pi? Yes, youāll be getting those on raspberry pi, usually indicates thereāre spikes in CPU usage and/or disk activity. Configure recorder: component to log only entities/domains you really need and donāt keep too many days of data in the recorder.
These two queries against home-assistant-v2.db will show whatās logged most frequently
select count(state_id) as count, entity_id from states group by entity_id order by count asc;
domains:
select count(state_id) as count, domain from states group by domain order by count asc;
Just wanted to let everyone know that the Lutron Connected Bulb Remote seems to work with the Dev Branch of Home-assistant. I was able to pair the remote and setup automations for all four buttons.
I hope this makes it into the 0.95, but I am running the dev branch. Its amazing how responsive the remote is using home-assistant!
I just came across your comment while trying to solve my problems with Sengledās odd transition behavior. Do you have a way to set brightness to 0 if you control the light with a voice assistant? Iām fine with slightly more complex automations to enable smooth dimming, I just canāt figure out how to get around the times where the light will be manually switch off.