Closed HOSTEER closed 8 months ago
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esp_zb_zcl_attribute_t attr_field[] =
{
{CUSTOM_OT_CLUSTER_ATTR_ERROR_ID + 0, {ESP_ZB_ZCL_ATTR_TYPE_U32, sizeof(uint32_t), reported_data[0]}},
{CUSTOM_OT_CLUSTER_ATTR_ERROR_ID + 1, {ESP_ZB_ZCL_ATTR_TYPE_U32, sizeof(uint32_t), reported_data[1]}},
{CUSTOM_OT_CLUSTER_ATTR_ERROR_ID + 2, {ESP_ZB_ZCL_ATTR_TYPE_U32, sizeof(uint32_t), reported_data[2]}},
}
esp_zb_zcl_write_attr_cmd_t cmd_req = {
.zcl_basic_cmd = {
.dst_addr_u.addr_short = 0x000,
.dst_endpoint = HA_ESP_LIGHT_ENDPOINT,
.src_endpoint = HA_ONOFF_SWITCH_ENDPOINT,
},
.address_mode = ESP_ZB_APS_ADDR_MODE_16_ENDP_PRESENT,
.clusterID = CUSTOM_OT_CLUSTER_ID,
.attr_number = 3,
. attr_field = attr_field,
};
esp_zb_lock_acquire(portMAX_DELAY);
esp_zb_zcl_write_attr_cmd_req(&cmd_req);
esp_zb_lock_release();
Thank you a lot ! It works now
Question
Hello, I'm trying to write multiple attributes simultaneously, I'm using a custom cluster. When I use the write command the ESP32-C6 reset itself. Can someone help me to know how to properly make the cmd_req to write ?
Here is the custom cluster init, it is the same on the Coordinator and End Device
Then there is the code calling the write comand
Additional context.
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