Hey!
I’ve installed your firmware, made an export for z2m, all good, working great.
Can you tell me what is the correct way to setup 1-wire sensor, like DHT11/22? I really searched the internet, there is barely anything for that, the firmware FAQ and manual just mention it as supported and all the options are there. But it’s really confusing, because DHT11/22 is possible setting as for Output pin as for Input. What are those sensors? Are the Input as their 1-wire is kind of data input channel, or are they output?
A small screenshot for 1-wire sensors, even without much description would be really helpful under their support line.

I see no information how to setup clusters that can be used for bindings. For example, if I have a pwm output (or something else that I can use to control a “continuous value”), that I want to control with a remote by binding genLevelCtrl, how would that be configured?

Hello.
in the PSM mode, the counters do not increase – they are equal to 0.
on all ports in the input section
tell, how to fix it?
ver 1.4.3.0

Hi, does your firmware support rotary encoders? Couldn’t find it in the docs. If not, do you plan to add it?

Hi, i noticed there is a Premium version now. I would like to ask why there is an option that say: “License for another person”. I also have other questions about premium version:
1. If i buy a license and after some time i would give my device to another person, would it be possible? How?
2. What happen if a board where i used a licensed firmware breaks? The license is lost?

Thank you

Hi. Is it possible to control multiple outputs from a single input?

Again your firmware is awesome. I have the BME280 sensor running the 1st try with no issues.

I have a question on the BME data;
The units read from the Zigbee message have a ,76 appended to them.
i.e.
C,76
Pa,76
%,76

Is this coming from your firmware or some Zigbee structure?

Thanks
John

I have successfully used your firmware to send an ADC voltage to a Hubitat hub. Hubitat uses groovy. I have configured a CC2530 board for ADC input and GPIO input.

If others are interested, my parse code for the ADC input is:

// Parse incoming device messages to generate events
def parse(String description) {
//log.debug ” 24 Parse description= $description”
def name = null
def value = null
Map map = [:]

if (description?.startsWith(“read attr “)) {
def descMap = zigbee.parseDescriptionAsMap(description)
if (descMap.cluster == “000C” && descMap.attrId == “0055”) {
//___Convert Hex Value to Float _____________________________________________
hexValue = descMap.value
valueHexStr = hexValue.toString()
int intBits = Long.valueOf(valueHexStr, 16).intValue();
float floatValue = Float.intBitsToFloat(intBits);
//log.info ” 38 Voltage=${floatValue}”
// __________________________________________________________________________
sendEvent(name: “voltage”, value: floatValue, unit:”V”, isStateChange: true)
}
}
} // — parse —

def parseDescriptionAsMap(description) {
(description – “read attr – “).split(“,”).inject([:]) { map, param ->
def nameAndValue = param.split(“:”)
map += [(nameAndValue[0].trim()):nameAndValue[1].trim()]
}
}

Hello,

Could your firmware be used to control a garage door opener via a relay? It would require activating and deactivating a GPIO for a (configurable?) time interval (e.g. 400 ms). I didn’t see the option.

Hello.
There is a desire to control the SG90 servo. Is it possible to get a control signal directly from the firmware? For example, set two positions and switch between them, and the servo motor changed the angle of rotation.
Thanks!

Is it possible to produce this firmware for CC26X2R1 and CC1352P_2? I’m looking to turn a https://www.tindie.com/products/slaesh/cc2652-zigbee-coordinator-or-openthread-router/ stick into a Zigbee Router rather than a coordinator, I have CCS and IAR workbench and zstack I see the sample switch and sample light examples but not sure how I can implement everything from this great firmware

Can you add OUTPUT: True RMS?
I want to use ACS712 for AC current like this:
https://i1.wp.com/modkam.ru/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Router-ULN-Google-Chrome-2020-01-20-13.46.08.jpg

Hi, i am using your firmware tool to create own Zigbee devices like switches or temp/humidity sensors, all works fine 😉 Now i want to create UART communication between my Teensy 3.2 microcontroller and zigbee2mqtt (via CC2530 router).
My config looks like this:
Settings: https://ibb.co/VBMNqcZ
Expert: https://ibb.co/L6jyS3R
Device is properly (i think) recognizes by zigbee2mqtt but communication with UART does not work. If i send request to topic: zigbee2mqtt/my_device_id/set with payload: ‘{“action”: [2, 0, 0]}’ i see this error: https://ibb.co/rZwkqkh
Also i periodically(about 2-3s) receive this messages from my device: https://ibb.co/DM6fNQp
I connected P02 pin to RX in my microcontroller and PO3 to TX, on serial port there is no receiving any messages. I would be grateful for any help.
Best regards, Paul 🙂

I want to control Nice Gates Motor.
It have inputs for a buttons: OPEN, CLOSE, STOP and State output for a lamp (open = 24V, close = 0V)

Instead of OPEN, CLOSE, STOP buttons I use simple relay + CC2530 gpio, Instead of lamp I use pc817 + CC2530 gpio. OPEN = P16, CLOSE = P13, STOP = P12.

Cause button press is impulse, I config ptvo with bistable relay.

Board type: CC2530 + CC2592
Power saving mode (PSM): No
Status LED: Yes (Inversed)
Default reporting interval (s): 30

Output pins:
P16: Output 3, Bistable relay ON, Pull-up (500, 0)
P13: Output 4, Bistable relay OFF, Pull-up (500)
P12: Output 5, Bistable relay ON, Pull-up (500, 0)
P17: Output 6, Bistable relay OFF, Pull-up (500)
P23: Output 7, GPIO, Pull-up

Input pins:
P04: Input 7, GPIO, Pull-up, Switch, Link to out 7

Trouble: I can’t config 3 bistable ON relay, only 2 is works.

Temp solution is Bistable1 ON = OPEN ( P16), Bistable1 OFF = CLOSE (P13), Bistable2 ON = STOP (P12).
But in rebooting Bistable1 is OFF and CLOSE command running. I dont want it.

Can you tell me how using 3 bistable relay ON in ptvo?