manup
commented
7 years ago It is possible but there is no official guide to configure the RaspBee to join the Hue network as router. In order to let the RaspBee/ConBee join a Hue network, the settings must be adjusted:
- Device Type : Router
- TC Link Key : ZLL Link Key (not the ZLL Master Key). This key used to be secret but can be found in the web (hint: google peeveeone breakout breakthrough)
- TC Address: 0xffffffffffffffff
- Network Key: 0x00000000000000000000000000000000
- Predefined PANID: disabled
- Static NWK Address: checked, should be set to some arbitrary number
- Channel Mask: 11, 15, 20 and 25
After saving the configuration:
- press the Leave button
- in the Hue app start automatic searching for lights (this opens the ZigBee network)
- press the Join button
Connection to the hue bridge should now be established, be aware that there might be unexpected behaviour since two commissioning tools try to control the network in different ways. For example one bridge might delete the groups and scenes created by another one, since it doesn't know that them and assume they can be deleted.
ebaauw
oleg77s
mtornblad
It is possible to use the RaspBee as a Router in the Hue bridge ZLL network? I understand that it won't actually talk to the Hue bridge. I'd like deCONZ to discover and interact with the devices connected by to my Hue bridge, without having to connect them to a different ZigBee network.
I suppose would require adding a ZLL endpoint with a ZLL Commissioning cluster to the RaspBee, but the deCONZ Network Settings won't allow me to add an endpoint.