Zigbee2MQTT - RGBGenie Remote Control - ZB-5001/5004 4/5 Zone Dimmer ZB-5008/ZB-5028 RGBW 4 Zone Color Wheel and controls blueprint - all actions + should support other multi-zone Remote Controls and Wall Panels (Iluminize/Namron/Sunricher/Muller)

Thanks, Gerry! I understand time pressures, so any of your time is very much appreciated.

The MQTT Integration in HA shows:

RGB remote with 4 endpoints and 3 scene recalls (ZB-5028)
by RGB Genie
Firmware: 2.2.3_r12

It’s paired with Zigbee2MQTT and here’s what Z2M reports:

Description Product ID: ZB-5028 www.RGBgenie.com (520)-338-8849
Last seen N/A
Availability [Disabled](https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/guide/configuration/device-availability.html#availability-advanced-configuration)
Device type EndDevice
Zigbee Model RGBgenie ZB-5028
Zigbee Manufacturer RGBgenie
Description RGB remote with 4 endpoints and 3 scene recalls
Support status Supported
IEEE Address 0x000d6f001668b688
Network address 0x2884
Firmware build date NULL
Firmware version 2.2.3_r12
Manufacturer [RGB Genie](https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/supported-devices/#v=RGB%20Genie)
Model [ZB-5028](https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/devices/ZB-5028.html#rgb%2520genie-zb-5028)
Power Battery 100%
Interview completed True

The device was paired with Z2M with all defaults and I’ve confirmed that there are no Z2M filters set.

FYI, in case this is helpful, Z2M reports the state as

    "battery": 100,
    "brightness_2": 159,
    "linkquality": 100,
    "voltage": 3800,
    "action": "",
    "action_color": {
        "x": 0.201,
        "y": 0.243
    },
    "action_group": 33795,
    "action_transition_time": 0,
    "action_color_temperature": 230
}

Under the MQTT integration settings “Listen to a Topic,” and pressing the power button once:

zigbee2mqtt/RGBGenieZB5028
 
Message 1 received on zigbee2mqtt/RGBGenieZB5028 at 8:30 AM:
{
    "action": "",
    "battery": 100,
    "brightness_2": 159,
    "linkquality": 112,
    "voltage": 3800
}
QoS: 0 - Retain: false

Message 0 received on zigbee2mqtt/RGBGenieZB5028 at 8:30 AM:
{
    "action": "on_1",
    "battery": 100,
    "brightness_2": 159,
    "linkquality": 112,
    "voltage": 3800
}
QoS: 0 - Retain: false

Here’s one thing that I am wondering about:

[sensor.rgbgeniezb5028_action] doesn’t appear to have any other attributes besides icon and friendly_name, according to the States page in HA. But the code seems to be expecting that it has an action attribute.

Well, thanks for taking a look!

Michael