Adapter AVATTO ZigBee2MQTT GW70 TI CC2652P integration

I bought Adapter AVATTO ZigBee2MQTT GW70 TI CC2652P and want integrate it into OpenHab.

Installed a ZigBee Binding and tried configure as Ember and also as CP2531EMK Coordinator.

But with both cases no luck and communication error or initializing message

What is correct configuration for this adapter ?

I don’t know this stick but as far as I can see it’s only stated that it works with zigbee2mqtt. The zigbee binding is a different story.

Thank you for your answer. My goal was buy a dongle which works with Zigbee binding, but looks that this isn’t it. I will try buy a Sonoff Zigbee dongle, maybe this will work.

Maybe tell us which devices you want to control via zigbee binding? The zigbee binding only works with devices that have a proper implementation of the zigbee standard. But many devices (xiaomi, aqara) do not completely follow the standard and thus don’t work with the zigbee binding.

In zigbee2mqtt additional effort is done to make them work. So before buying hardware maybe ask here if somebody successfully connected your device via zigbee binding.

I want control a led strips controller from the M-Light or MiBoxer.

that’s a typical chinese manufacturer. Many MiBoxer devices work with zigbee2mqtt.
You can check here
https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/supported-devices/
But I highly doubt that it’s going to work with the binding.

Thanks, I will finally try to get work a Zigbee2mqtt under openhab

one additional thought: What about choosing a matter device (wifi or thread) for your purpose? Or one that supports both so your ready for the future.

What do you recommend?

Well, I don’t really have the market knowledge to recommend anything specific.

My thinking was: if I were in the situation of adding a new wireless protocol to my home, I’d probably check whether I could go all-in on Matter right away, since that clearly seems to be more and more the future.
Personally, I’m currently running around 50 Zigbee devices, and I’m actually quite happy with that setup. It’s pretty robust.

Besides Zigbee, I’m also very happy with Shelly devices, but after a quick look I didn’t really find anything suitable there either.

I already managed to get Zigbee2Mqtt working. So now I’m waiting when first device will arrive.