Open lanwin opened 2 weeks ago
lux73
commented
2 weeks ago Aqara Temperature Devices are known to send only "new" Values...
this can be within 5min or 2h interval - there's nothing that can do z2m
if the Sensors means "now i send a new Value" he does ist - z2m could not force him
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btw your Dongle E is even known as unstable - i would suggest an Update to an stable CC2652xx Coordinator
lanwin
commented
2 weeks ago @lux73 thank you for your answer. That is true. But it in example it is very very unlikely that a room temperature sensor did not send any update in 3h+.
lux73
commented
2 weeks ago i agree - this is why i replace all my Inhouse Aqaras with Danfoss Room Sensors
these send a new Value at least all 30min - or quicker
the Problem with Aqara: even when the Temperature Difference is big, sometimes they won't update. Thats weird
the Danfoss are much bigger & more expensive - but they work as they should 👍
What happened?
I have an Sonoff ZBDongle-E adapter and currently planing with different firmware versions, multipan and EZSP/Ember backend. While doing this it happens that my Aqura WSDCGQ11LM sensors disconnect. This is a known problem so far. My problem is that there is no indication that this happens. The only way to see it is that in Home Assist the value graph shows a straight line, since it keeps the last value and did not get any more updates.
What did you expect to happen?
Even when Aqura sensors did not impl Zigbee correctly. A sensor is expected to send a value at least one in a specific time. I think it would be a good idea to consider a device offline when there is no value update in a given time. This would also clear the values in HA.
How to reproduce it (minimal and precise)
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Zigbee2MQTT version
1.36.1-dev
Adapter firmware version
7.4.2 [GA]
Adapter
Sonoff ZBDongle-E
Setup
Docker
Debug log
No response