Closed pcurren closed 1 year ago
I don't know why you "hack" integration, because this setting described in readme (ignore offline). It's known issue on some 3rd party zigbee devices. Maybe it will be fixed in integration version 2.0
Thanks AlexxIT. You are correct that my hack basically just does what your setting already does. I didn't notice the setting, but thank you for pointing it out.
I've removed the hack now and upgraded to the latest version of the component.
With the setting, Home Assistant does show the switches as enabled. It's just a shame that the Xiaomi Gateway will not try to send signals to the devices!
What do you mean my 'integration version 2'?
Oh, and finally, thank you very much for all your work on this component! It's great :-)
There is no fix of your problem yet
Please reopen the issue if it is still relevant
I have a few different types of non-Xiaomi Zigbee single, double and triple wall switches. I can pair them, and they will work however after a few hours it seems that the hub is marking then as 'online: False'.
The debug logs for the XiaomiGateway component shows the following. (The relevant part is 'alive:0' I believe.)
This hack forced Home Assistant to show the devices as enabled, however triggering the switches does not result in a successful call to the gateway. i.e. the gateway does not turn on the switch, and home assistant ends up flicking it to the off state again.
Do you have any thoughts or ideas on stopping the gateway from decided that some Zigbee devices are offline?
Thanks!