you installed serial binding right?
I have a Linear HUSBZB-1 see the first post in this thread for a picture of it. It does zigbee & zwave I use both. It cost me about $30 usd
I am looking to control GE Zigbee bulbs.
This sticks seems to support Zigbee. Does this work with openhab?
here is another link to a thread I started while trying to get mine working. and it includes many things to check and how
Platform information:
Hardware: _CPU i3/RAM 8 g/storage 1tb
OS: Debian 9
Java Runtime Environment: _openjdk 1.8.0.181
openHAB version: latest stable
Issue of the topic: I have a Linear HUSBZB-1, it worked in OpenHAB running in Windows but I can’t get it to work in debian
Detailed explanation: I had openHAB running on a Windows 8.1 desktop. Purchased and installed HUSBZ-1 with windows driver. Installed binding in paperUI, discovery found both controllers. com3 and com4. Next discovery f…
Here is a link where Lorenzo is trying to get his working - lots of great debugging techniques
I’ve seen a number of other posts about this, but none of those solutions work for me. I was able to manually add the device in PaperUI, by specifying the Ember coordinator. I set up hw control and baud rate of 57600. I’m running openhabian 2.4 on an RPi3.
The zigbee thing comes up as “Unknown” in PaperUI and with “?” next to it in Habmin. I put the zigbee binding in debug mode, but I don’t get anymore info. In any case here is the log if I change a property in either Habmin or PaperUI:
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Here is link to the zigbee binding thread (over 2000 posts) basically the encyclepedia of zigbee development
Hello,
I would like to try out the Zigbee binding that is under development!
Where can I found the repository with the latest work?
I have some different TI hardware that I would like to test with it (CC2530, CC2531, CC2538, CC2650). Is there any instruction on how to generate the firmware, as I understand it is based on the sample code from TI, so it might be possible to generate firmware for them?
I have some hardware from other vendors also, but then the interface needs to be rewritten? …