Zigbee Configurable Firmware v2.5

Hello, If I set up one of the outputs as PWM, how can I control it?

Hi,

just flashed your firmware to a cheap CC2531 (see below) stick in order to use it to control my „smart“ power meter. I already configured and tested a counter and it works.

However, I don‘t know neither the correct firmware settings for the onboard LED, nor how to configure „internal temperature“ and „voltage“.

Any chance you might help, please?

Device: https://www.itead.cc/cc2531-usb-dongle.html

Hey thanks a lot for your great software. Have it already used in some nice projects
Would it be a possible (with a reasonable effort for you) to add a rotary encoder to the supported device list. I was planing to build this media knob as a battery powered device and the cc2530 seems to be a good micro controller for this type of project. But till now your Firmware seems to be the only where I can just imagine to get this thing up and running.

https://blog.prusaprinters.org/3d-print-an-oversized-media-control-volume-knob-arduino-basics_30184/

And maybe a rotary encoder could also be used for other great projects with the cc2530 and your firmware.

Thanks a lot just for a answer

Hello,

First of all, THANK YOU, I tried to use the TI environment but this firmware did my life really easy.

I want to request one feature… as you know the output power of gpio is only 4ma (except two pins). To use in some applications is not enougth, but we have 19-4ma pins.

Using more than one pin for the same output, to reinforce output power, can do our life even easier.

For example SSR G3MB requires about 10ma. With ESP I use directly connected to 5v and GND to open-gate, but to do the same with cc2530 I’m limited to two SSRs.

In any case… thanks for all.

Hi! I have flashed the CC2530 with the end_device firmware and added it to Home assistant.

I only need one ouput and I don’t know the default output pins of the firmware.

State_l1 in which PIN is assigned by default to turn on or off?

Thank you for this great project, I hope you continue.

I have a question, do you have detailed information about battery consumption? I am thinking of designing some products with CR2032 batteries and I am thinking of meeting the software needs from this project. (Of course I am planning a high donation for this in order to remain ethical)

Hey guys,
when I change from routing to Endpoint, is this some kind of Power Saving?
Has anyone of you tested this?

I have connected 4 DS18B20 to port P15 on CC2530 (external pull-up) like you described with no ID per sensor. The 4 sensors are reporting values, but all on l1 in a random order.
Here is an example of one report via MQTT:
{“device_l1″:”28-CB-FE-E3-08-00-00-99″,”device_l2″:”AA-BB-CC-DD-EE-FF-01-02″,”device_l3″:”AA-BB-CC-DD-EE-FF-01-03″,”device_l4″:”AA-BB-CC-DD-EE-FF-01-04″,”l1″:18.875,”l2″:0,”l3″:0,”l4″:0,”l5″:26,”linkquality”:110,”temperature_l1″:18.9,”temperature_l2″:0,”temperature_l3″:0,”temperature_l4″:0,”temperature_l5″:26}

How can I get these 4 sensors to report separately on l1, l2, l3, l4 ?