Open kevinmilner opened 2 months ago
Did you ever figure out anything on how to keep that from happening? I’m running into the same problem and I’ve tried the different fixes on the other mentioned thread as well but it doesn’t seem to have helped
Did you ever figure out anything on how to keep that from happening? I’m running into the same problem and I’ve tried the different fixes on the other mentioned thread as well but it doesn’t seem to have helped
@henryjarend, were you having the problem where it wouldn't start working again until after a restart? And what coordinator are you using?
That part seems to have gone away with recent Z2M updates. I have still been having reliability issues though, so I rebuilt my entire network over the weekend switching from my old RaspbeeII to a Sonoff USB Dongle Plus. I also added another dongle in router mode, and things have been stable thus far, indicating that it might have been due to poor signal issues. I also enabled the availability feature so that my shades keep in constant contact, thinking that it might keep them from sleeping and becoming unreachable.
I've changed too many variables to pinpoint what exactly helped the most, but I'm currently cautiously optimistic that I have things stable and working. Good luck!
I did a similar ‘solution’ I totally nuked everything and rebuilt the entire zigbee network starting from the 1.38.0 version of z2m and using the ember driver connected to the latest dev firmware on my slzb-06m. so far everything has been alright but I know as soon as I say that I’ll run into an issue. I didn’t think it was a signal strength issue because one of the shades that wasn’t responding was right next to my radio/coordinator so that seemed a little suspect. I also disabled the availability check on this new deployment because I never got any useful I formation out of it and it seemed to drain the batteries of my other devices much more quickly
What happened?
I have a number of Snartwings WM25L-Z zigbee blinds, controlled by Zigbee2MQTT using a RaspBee II.
Occasionally, one or more of the blinds (this has happened with multiple of them) will start timing out whenever I try to set the state via Zigbee2MQTT. When this occurs, no state changes can be made, but I still receive status updates if I adjust the blinds manually using the provided remote; i.e., it's only a 'set' problem and not a 'get' problem.
Restarting zigbee2mqtt resolves the problem temporarily. This has been happening every few days.
Here is the log output when the problem is occurring:
And here is log output showing that I can still receive updates from the shade when I manipulate it manually using the remote, even when sending fails. Doing that does not seem to wake it up, sending will still fail until I restart Z2M:
What did you expect to happen?
No response
How to reproduce it (minimal and precise)
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Zigbee2MQTT version
1.36.1 commit: ffc2ff1d
Adapter firmware version
0x26610700
Adapter
RaspBee2
Setup
Plain on ancient original raspberry pi
Debug log
No response