Hi, I’m planning to upgrade my cc2531 to cc2652.I know I have to re-pair all the devices again. But do I have to remove all the devices in HA first before doing re-pairing? Or we just have to reset the end device and let it re-join?
Also, I know I have to modify the pan_id in the zigbee2mqtt configuration but how do i know what new pan_id should I use?
Hello all again,
I tried to run the CC2531 via m Zigbee2mqtt on HA.
I install it from add on store.
I plug on the rasberry the adapter.(i flash it as documentation describes)
After those i have to do anything else? Like a configuration somewhere?
When i hit the button on the left side from menu a message appears with “502 BAD GATEWAY”
I think i am missing something somewhere.
My CC2531 just broke. I need a new coordinator. Dont want a CC2531 again, because it is not recommended.
What coordinator can be recommend? I know the supported adapters, but I am not sure which one is the right for me.
My preferred one is the conbee. Because I read from him often. I am looking for a easy coordinator which dont need to be flashed with a firmware. Or it should be easy without aditional hardware.
Can the Conbee used of of the box with zigbee2mqtt?
And could it maybe better to use the Conbee without zigbee2mqtt? I chose zigbee2mqtt because of the wide range of supported devices. Is zigbee2mqtt still the best way for many devices or not?
I couldn’t find this in the docs about the topics, so maybe it’s not possible. But does anyone know if there is a way to ‘catch’ the images used for a Zigbee device? I’m talking about the image you see in the GUI:
Is there a way to catch these through mqtt or another way? I tried sniffing the mqtt messages, but didn’t see anything. Basically I want to have the corresponding image of the Zigbee device.
Is there a way that you can retrieve that imaged bases on the friendly name or ieee address using a payload through mqtt? Basically I’m trying to get the used image in Z2M of a Zigbee device by sending a command through mqtt, then store and use that specific image later on.