Zigbee Configurable Firmware v2.5

The firmware allows creating a device with easily configurable functionality, including inputs, outputs, ADC, pulse counter/generator, I2C, external sensors.

Features overview

I’ve placed all features on a separate page. It is too long.

  • The status LED indicator works now.
  • The firmware supports up to 8 GPIO inputs or outputs.
  • The “switch” mode for inputs.
  • Pull-up and Pull-down options for inputs and outputs.
  • Analog inputs.
  • Internal temperature measurement.
  • Source voltage measurement.
  • UART (only text commands between an external device and a host, look at README.txt).
  • Simple MODBUS master implementation (reading sensors).
  • Some environmental sensors (DS18B20, BMP280, BME280, DHT 11, DHT 22, DHT 12, AM2301, Sonoff SI7021, MHZ19, SenseAir S8, Sensirion SPS30, SI7021 (I2C), CCS811).
  • BH1750 (Ambient Light Sensor).
  • PZEM-004T (Energy Monitor Sensor)INA219 (DC Voltage/Current Sensor), INA3221 (3-channel DC Voltage/Current Sensor), ACS712, ACS758 (Current Sensors)
  • Pulse generator.
  • Pulse counter (infinite, resettable, interval).
  • PWM (hardware, up to 128 kHz).
  • PWM (software, up to 3 kHz).
  • Bi-stable relay.
  • Watchdog timer.
  • Configurable default reporting interval.
  • Expert options (model ID, manufacturer info, network key, etc.).

Download

Download firmware

Your comments and bug reports are welcome :-)!

Changelog

The detailed changelog is placed on a separate page.


Comments
Harvey Specter
Posted at 12:27 June 8, 2020
Olili
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Dear ptvo,

thx. I had a another look into the datasheet. I try to summarize:

Inputs are configured as “tristate” (high-z) for external pull-down, external pull-up, and tristate.
Default Logic is low active, ie. 0V = pressed.
In case of selected “inverted” it is high active (3V3 = pressed) ?
Correct?
If yes, I think the “inverted” feature is not working…it has no impact on logic.

Wrt to outputs: understood your hint. According datasheet in output-mode all powerstages are push/pull ones. So I assume there is not really an impact of tristate, pullup …. on the behavior. Correct?

Brest regrads, Olili

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 12:49 June 8, 2020
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    1. I _suppose_, that inputs are configured as “tristate” (high-z) for external pull-down, external pull-up. It is necessary to check a data sheet for the default mode of pins.

    2.
    >>>In case of selected “inverted” it is high active (3V3 = pressed)?

    Yes.

    3. I cannot answer precisely. It depends on your schematic. For outputs, the default logic is HIGH => 3.3V, LOW => 0V.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 11:53 June 8, 2020
Olili
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Dear ptvo,

I’m once again struggling ewith the input logic.
I have signals with high active (3v3 = pressed). I was not able to get it run configured as pull-down, pull-down external and tristate in the combination inverted and non-inverted.
What I’m doing worng?

I have still problems to understand your naming for the input:
internal pull up, internal dull-down and high-z (=tristate?) for an input I can understand. But how are inputs configured in case of external pull-ups/downs?

My understand that your logic is basically a low active one. This means 0V = pressed, right? What is the meaning of “inverted” exactly?

Btw: I also have some problem to understand the GPIO-config for output. I know low-side, high-side and push/pull. How does this fit to pull-down, pull-up and tristate?

Best regards, olili

What is the difference tristate and pu

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 12:07 June 8, 2020
    Owner
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    Hi! I use terms from the CC2530 datasheet. Where “high-z” == “tristate”. When you select external pull-up or external pull-down (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pull-up_resistor), the firmware does not change the pull configuration of pins and uses default values (I think, it is tri-state). I don’t know what you mean by “low-side, high-side”. Yes, the default logic supposes 0V = pressed, but if you select “inverted”, the firmware inverts that logic.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 07:19 June 7, 2020
Dieter
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Hi, great project. If I get it right, I could – once you have mastered the battery mode – implement my project: I have a battery powered actor that should sleep most of the time. Once a command is received, the actor wakes up, does its job and falls asleep again. Is this, what PSM mode can Do? If yes, can you help me estimate, how much drain that generates – assuming checking every second. I guess it works similar to BTLE advertising? Thanks heaps.

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 04:42 June 8, 2020
    Owner
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    Hi. Sorry, but I cannot estimate the power drain right now.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 13:20 June 5, 2020
David
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Hi

Having a bit of trouble getting the pulse counter working, I have the following Output configured:

P03, Counter, Pull-Down, Interval (sec) 0

But regardless of how many times I briefly connect P03 to VCC (to create a rising edge) the value reported by the module never changes from zero…

Any suggestions as to what i’m doing wrong?

Cheers

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 13:48 June 5, 2020
    Owner
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    Hello. Did you wait for a reporting interval?

      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 14:00 June 5, 2020
      David
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      I did indeed, defaulting to 60 seconds. I get readings from my DS18B20 just fine, just zero for the pulse count values:

      ‘attributeReport’, cluster ‘genAnalogInput’, data ‘{“presentValue”:0}’ from endpoint 3 with groupID 0

        Harvey Specter
        Posted at 14:30 June 5, 2020
        Owner
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        Ok. I’ll look at that.

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 10:25 June 6, 2020
          David
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          Cool – thanks 🙂

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 22:17 June 15, 2020
          David
          Author

          Hi, so did anything jump out as to why pulse counting is not working?

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 13:10 June 16, 2020
          Owner
          Author

          @David, the latest version of the firmware works in the counter mode (both, pull-up and pull-down). If it does not work in your case, please, post a link to your configuration.

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 21:35 June 19, 2020
          David
          Author

          Sure, here is my config:

          https://ibb.co/HCmtTc5

          Under the export tab I have set a Manufacture name, Model ID and a Default reporting interval of 60 seconds

          Thanks for any help you can give 🙂

          David

Harvey Specter
Posted at 11:51 June 4, 2020
ermanue
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Hello, you’ve done a great job!
I think, as Charly said, a toggle mode would be very useful, like the aqara dual-switch does. This one also has an interlock mode to prevent two outputs from being active simultaneously, could you implement something like this?
One last thing, I can’t understand how the counter configuration works for an input, when it sends the result?, how it is configured for infinite, resettable or interval?
Thank you very much for your time and for your work !!!

Harvey Specter
Posted at 09:22 May 30, 2020
qlwz
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how to Re-pairing?

Power on, wait 2 seconds, power off, repeat this cycle three times.
This operation is very bad

Can you associate keys

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 09:20 May 31, 2020
    Owner
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    You may configure a GPIO button on “Input 1”. Disable the switch mode for that input. That button works as a system button. Press and hold it 10 seconds for reset.

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 03:49 May 28, 2020
    Owner
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    Hi. It is an expansion board for CC2530. So you may use it without any problems.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 08:54 May 25, 2020
Vasiliy
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Hi, when do I plan to add PSM for working with batteries.

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 09:31 May 25, 2020
    Owner
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    Sorry, but I cannot estimate the release date.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 08:42 May 25, 2020
Fabian
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Hi
I did that already but it’s still an old version.
I also tried with Edge I am not suing so there is zero chance I ever download this file and it’s also the old version.
Maybe it’s better if you could include the version in the file name like that there won’t be any confusion at all.
Thank you

Harvey Specter
Posted at 07:40 May 25, 2020
Andreas
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Harvey Specter
Posted at 15:44 May 24, 2020
Fabiancrg
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Hi,
It seems the download link points to an old version, could you please check ?
Thank you

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 03:43 May 25, 2020
    Owner
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    The link points to the latest version. Some browsers can cache the file. Please, clear a cache or force re-download the file.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 11:55 May 24, 2020
Toni
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Thank you for the answers. I have additional wish, if it is possible. Is it possible to add to DS18B20 option, that it reports if the temperature change for some dT? So that it would respond on some defined interval, ala 60 minutes and if there would be change in temperature it would also report. If this would be added and deep sleep, than this could be an end device running on battery. What do you think? Similar to Aqara termometer, that runs for more than a year on one battery.

Regards,
Toni

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 14:23 May 24, 2020
    Owner
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    In any case, the module should wake up to poll the sensor. So, it will not save battery power. Currently, the firmware is not optimized for battery power at all.

      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 18:11 May 24, 2020
      Toni
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      I don’t know how it is at this module, but I guess if you only start onewire and calculate the difference of the previous and new measured temperature, without turning the transmitter on, it shouldn’t consume so much energy, or not?

      Regards,
      Toni

        Harvey Specter
        Posted at 03:44 May 25, 2020
        Owner
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        Maybe. I didn’t try it yet 🙂

Harvey Specter
Posted at 06:59 May 24, 2020
Toni
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Dear all,

when I download new program to configure firmware, I can only see pin-drop down menu and pull-state drop down menu. There is no drop down menu to select type of output/input (like GPIO, ADC, etc.). The filename is: cc2530_io_1.2.2a.44539_firmware.

Is it an old link?

Regards,
Toni

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 09:32 May 24, 2020
    Owner
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    Hi. Some browsers can cache the file. Please, clear a cache or force re-download the file.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 16:57 May 23, 2020
Toni
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Dear all,

I want to connect DS18B20 to pin 15 on my CC2530 + CC2592 board. How to set the pin status (Pull-up, pull down, …). Do I need to add 4.7K Ohm or 10K Ohm resistor?

Regards,
Toni

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 09:31 May 24, 2020
    Owner
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    Hi Toni. Select internal pull-up for a short cable length (up to 1m) and external pull-up (4k7 Ohm) for longer cables.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 07:19 May 22, 2020
Olili
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@Giovanni,
I had also some big problem to pair ptvo devices with my z2m network.
Finally re-flashing the z2m firmware solved the the problem for me! Really
In this case it is not necessary to re-pair the existing devices of your network.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 15:05 May 17, 2020
Giovanni C
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hi, I’m struggling to have this firmware working on ebyte E18-MS1-PCB, no matter what I do the pairing does not complete with this error:
“zigbee2mqtt:error 2020-05-17 16:58:50: Failed to interview ‘0x00124b001f853fd6’, device has not successfully been paired”
I even try to configure NOTHING to have a simple ruoter and same error.
If I use your “router only” firmware on the very same device all works perfectly 🙁
What am I doing wrong? Can you help me please to understand at least where to look at to solve this problem? It’s a pity as I’d like to use this firmware by unable to do (maybe I’m too stupid and missed something obvious… 🙁 )

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 04:22 May 18, 2020
    Owner
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    Hi Giovanni,

    Sorry, I don’t have any ideas. Did you select the correct board type in the configurator?

      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 15:10 May 21, 2020
      Giovanni C
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      Yes I did and did several tests, as I said even with no input and no output enabled (to have a pure router as you suggested to me in the past) and the device cannot be paired with the same error 🙁
      I’m stuck…
      I just saw you released v2.4, I’ll try this new version to see if any changes and let you know

        Harvey Specter
        Posted at 10:17 May 22, 2020
        Owner
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        If Z2M added a device ID to a database, but you’ve changed the device configuration, Z2M cannot update info about that device. It is necessary to remove it from a database manually.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 01:00 May 8, 2020
Patrick
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Hi, really like what you made here.

I have a question regarding pairing. Is it only possible to pair the device if i set up “zigbee2mqtt”?
I got Home Assistant with deConz (Conbee II) set up as Zigbee coordinator. Would it be possible to pair the CC2530 with my Conbee II stick?

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 03:49 May 8, 2020
    Owner
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    Hi Patrick, the firmware searches for a first open Zigbee network and tries to join. I didn’t work with deConz before and I cannot answer precisely.

      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 06:34 May 8, 2020
      Patrick
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      Thanks for the fast reply.
      No problem, i will try a few things and maybe set up zigbee2mqtt later to test.

      Thank you 🙂

Harvey Specter
Posted at 20:03 May 6, 2020
Miguel
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My board with RFX2401 Amp is labled BHZ 2530CA.
RXEN is controlled by P2.0 and TXEN by P1.2.
Which firmware should I use?

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 06:16 May 7, 2020
    Owner
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    Sorry, but you cannot use my firmware. The firmware does not support your hardware layout.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 17:40 May 6, 2020
Live
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Thanks for your work!

Question: the instructions say:
“If you configured first input pin, click and hold it for 10 seconds”

But, if 1 input pin is in switch mode, then what will happen?

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 06:14 May 7, 2020
    Owner
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    Hi! In that case you cannot use Input 1 for reset.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 11:32 May 6, 2020
Roberto
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@Charly, can you share link of ZigBeeOnOff switch !☺️

Harvey Specter
Posted at 06:43 May 5, 2020
Roland
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Nice to see the PWM feature showing up in this release, can you give an example on how to control these outputs? It’s not in the readme.txt. Thanks.

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 07:58 May 5, 2020
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      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 23:29 May 30, 2020
      Levon
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      Hi, unfortunately i am also struggling to understand PWM control from the page you are referring to.
      I am able to control PWM in linked mode, controlling the width of pulses with 12 step cycle by switching the input pin. Same works from Home Assistant GUI.
      As i understood from the the link above, PWM value can be from 0 to 255, but i do not understand to which topic should i post these values and what is the format of the message.
      Can you please share an example?
      Thanks in advance!

        Harvey Specter
        Posted at 09:22 May 31, 2020
        Owner
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        Simply write a value (0-255) to the corresponding output. Sorry, but I don’t know how to do it in HA. For example in Z2M: Output 1: zigbee2mqtt/[FRIENDLY_NAME]/bottom_left/set => value

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 18:48 May 31, 2020
          Levon
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          Hi, thanks for looking in.
          I already tried that prior asking, unfortunately no success.
          Maybe i am wrong but it seems that the topic you are referring to is the input, and it accepts only ON or OFF values (and this is working, PWM is changing cyclicly as you described in manual, though i counted 13 cycles before it starts over instead of 10 as stated in documentation).
          All other numeric values posted are being silently ignored.
          I tried to publish values both via HA and through MQTT explorer app with same results.
          Below is my configuration, Maybe i am not fully understanding the concept of input/output?
          “`Board type: CC2530 + CC2592
          Manufacturer name: ptvo.info
          Model ID: ptvo.switch
          Update firmware’s timestamp : 2020-05-31
          Power saving mode (PSM): No
          Status LED: Yes
          Default reporting interval (s): 60

          Output pins:
          P17: Output 1, PWM (Software, 1 KHz), Pull-up, Remember state
          P20: Output 2, PWM (Software, 1 KHz), Pull-up, Remember state

          Input pins:
          P02: Input 1, GPIO, Pull-up, Link to out 1
          P03: Input 2, GPIO, Pull-up, Link to out 2
          “`

          Thanks one more time for your time.

          P.S. Status led is configured at P01

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 04:48 June 1, 2020
          Owner
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          Oh yes, if the input is linked to the output, then it does not work. It is necessary to modify the Z2M converter to use the “ZCL_CLUSTER_ID_GEN_LEVEL_CONTROL” cluster.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 12:59 May 3, 2020
imod
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Hi, i am really impressed by this great project!!
I try to get some cc2530 modules running in ioBroker but struggeling a little bit.
I modified the devices.js and now my outputs are working.
But i don’t get the input states. The genMultiStateInput throws a timeout error. Does anybody have me some hints :).
Thanks…

Harvey Specter
Posted at 14:00 May 2, 2020
Marco
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Hello, thank you for your effort. I am trying to control an 8-channel relay module, but it has active low inputs. GPIO initial state pins are at low level …Could you add an option to set the GPIO pins state at startup or an inverted option like for the led?
Am I missing something? Thanks.

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 04:33 May 4, 2020
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    Hello Marco. I’ve added the “Inverted” option.

      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 09:18 May 4, 2020
      Marco
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      Thank you for the realtime update, but at first try the outputs are not inverted (pull-up/inverted) and if I load the firmware settings from the HEX it doesn’t match my saved configuration…

        Harvey Specter
        Posted at 03:54 May 5, 2020
        Owner
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        Can you configure all the settings from scratch and upload to the device? Could you show your settings?

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 07:46 May 5, 2020
          Marco
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          I tried without success with just one output. If “Inverted” is selected, saving and loading again the firmware settings shows no pin number.
          https://pasteboard.co/J6VOi32.jpg
          https://pasteboard.co/J6VOwlQ.jpg

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 14:36 May 5, 2020
          Owner
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          I’ve fixed the bug with the configurator. I’ve tested your settings. The “OFF” state involves the “HIGH” state on the output.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 09:16 April 30, 2020
Leon
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Thanks for your reply,

I will have a look at it.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 18:24 April 29, 2020
Leon
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I am looking for an scheme for connecting an simple on off switch to an cc2530. There are very much schemes on github but none of them is working normal.

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 04:20 April 30, 2020
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    Hi Leon.

    Sorry, I’m a software engineer. Maybe you can find useful schematics here.
    https://modkam.ru/?p=1309
    https://modkam.ru/?p=1054
    The website is in Russian, but you can easily translate it with Google. Both devices are widely tested by the Russian community, with my firmware too.

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 18:27 April 30, 2020
    Olili
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    MAybe I can help:

    select a unused GPIO, eg P14.
    Configure it as internal Pull-Up. Connect the switch between P14 and GND.

    Alternatively you can configure the GPIO to internal Pull-Down. Then you have to connect the switch with the GPIO and +3V3.

    Please take care that you do not use a GPIO that is already in use for e.g. controlling the amplifier like P1.1, P1.0, P0.7 in case of CC2592-boards.

    Standard for all boards: Pin 1 to GND, Pin 2 to 3V3, Reset not connected.

      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 11:45 May 10, 2020
      Leon
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      Thanks a lot, i have it working right now!!!

Harvey Specter
Posted at 10:17 April 29, 2020
Roland
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Great project, thanks for the work you put into this. Just build basic switch node with a Ebyte E-18 module and it works. I’m using zigbee2mqtt in combination with node-red. Looking forward to the power save function.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 12:58 April 26, 2020
Olili
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Dear ptvo,

I played around with your v2.2. In sum: great work!
Nevertheless I’m still struggling with the switch button / input logic.

I need 3 inputs which have high-impedance (ie. tristate) and are active high (ie. GND = button released, 3v3 = button pushed).

Until now I was only able to get get this behavior with inverted logic, ie. 3v3 = button released, GND = button fired)

Any hint?

Furthermore I tried the “switch”- input feature. Is this feature already supported by z2m converter scripts? After configuring all simple buttons as “switch”, they were somehow dead. Any hints wrt this?

olili

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 13:52 April 26, 2020
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    1. Input. Did you try the pull-down mode?
    2. Switch. I have tried it in conjunction with an output. Z2M supports on/off states.

      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 14:08 April 26, 2020
      Olili
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      @ptvo,

      yes, tried it with the external pull-down mode. Logic seems still to be low active.
      Is there an difference to internal pull-down?

      Wrt “Switch”: you have directly linked the input to an output and use state of the output, right? And if you do not want to link it an output?

      Olili

        Harvey Specter
        Posted at 14:36 April 26, 2020
        Owner
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        With internal pull down the firmware inverses logic.

        Switch. You may leave output pin unconnected, like a virtual switch state.

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 15:38 April 26, 2020
          Olili
          Author

          Thx, internal pull-down is working.

          I would recommend to separate logic (active low/high) from electrical input/output characteristics ( pull-up, pull-down, high-z).

          Additionally I would define different characteristics for gpio input and output:

          input – pull-down, pull-up, high-z (tristate)
          output – low-side, high-side, push/pull

          Thx and best regards, olili

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 10:45 April 27, 2020
          Martin
          Author

          I’ve tested this. I can link an internal pull down as switch to a output, the input is reversed. But it is not possible to reverse an output. I’ve relais connected wich are active low.
          There is an other problem, when you use internal pulldown, you can’t use the status LED on the same port

Harvey Specter
Posted at 21:20 April 25, 2020
Robert
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Very nice project!
Using a CC2530 card and this firmware, I can drive a IR LED to send codes (like remote controller)?
(I m a newbe, sorry if my question can be ridicolous)

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 04:08 April 26, 2020
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    Hi. Sorry, you cannot do it.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 21:19 April 24, 2020
Olili
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I tried to make latest version v2.2 running on several E18-MS1-PCBs (CC2530+CC2592) with several configurations. As P1.1、P1.0、P0.7 are connected with CC2592 pins I have not used these 3 pins in any configuration.

Nevertheless until now I was not able to pair it with my Zigbee-Network.

With my own SW the devices are pairing without any problem.
Any hint?

Olili

Harvey Specter
Posted at 19:46 April 23, 2020
Olili
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I have a problem to get latest V2.2 running on a E18-MS1-PCB (CC2530+CC2592).
It’s is simply not joining network or showsing any transmission attempts.
Tried different configs. My latest config attached:
Board type: CC2530 + CC2592
Model ID: Fingerprint
Power saving mode (PSM): No

Output pins:
P03: Output 1, GPIO, External pull-up
P06: Output 2, GPIO, External pull-up

Input pins:
P12: Input 1, GPIO, External pull-up
P14: Input 2, GPIO, External pull-up
P17: Input 3, GPIO, External pull-up

I had no problems with V1.1 in combination with theses chips.

Any hit?

Thx in advance.
Olili

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 08:03 April 25, 2020
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    Hello Olili.

    Does your board have “External pull-up” on input pins? The previous version used the “Pull-up” mode by default. Try to change the pull-up mode. Try to shift input pins and do not use Input 1.

      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 11:26 April 25, 2020
      Olili
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      thx. I removed every input now and only configured one output with internal pull-up. Additionally I tried it now with a board without CC2592 Amplifier (in addition to my E18s). Within Expert-Setting I only enabled ModelID to “Fingerprint”. Everything else is disabled.

      But until now no improvement. I’m not able to pair with your firmware. Everything else is working well within my zigbee network. I’m also able to add non ptvo devices.

      any hint?

      Olili

        Harvey Specter
        Posted at 12:00 April 25, 2020
        Owner
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        You’ve changed ModelId. In this case, Zigbee2Mqtt will not detect the device. I’ve checked the firmware for cc2530+cc2592. It works as expected and joins to Z2M.

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 17:09 April 25, 2020
          Olili
          Author

          issue resolved. Problem not with your great firmware!

          Coorrdinator (Z2M) had to be reflashed. Somehow not enough space for further pairings …. now everythig works as expected. Many thy for your support!

          Oli

Harvey Specter
Posted at 07:39 April 23, 2020
Daniel
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You did a really good job with the tool. Many Thanks.
It is possible to include CC2538 + CC2592 in Firmware Configuration Tool?

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 07:44 April 23, 2020
    Owner
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    That chip is fully different. I cannot create the firmware for it.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 20:24 April 21, 2020
Fabian
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Hi,
I am testing the new firmware but have some issue to connect a BME280 using I2C.
I have two connections on my PCB; P0.5 and P0.6 on which I want to connect SDA and SCL but I see I can choose to define them asoutput and as input. When defined as output, I can enter the I2C address (118) but not in input.
So is it an input or an output ?
I tried both but nothing is reported.
Thank you

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 03:56 April 22, 2020
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    Please, define as an output. Did you check the sensor with other board (e.g. ESP8266)?

      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 07:47 April 22, 2020
      Fabian
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      Yes, the sensor works, I connected it to an Arduino but it’s a BME280 and not a BMP280 (according to readme, BMx280 are supported, is it correct?). It’s accessible using I2C address 0x76 (118).
      I retried as an output, removed it from Z2M before flashing and pair it after but nothing is reported.

      In the tool, I used ‘Output 7’ for DMP280(I2C SDA) linked to P06 with address 118 and ‘Output 8’ for I2C SDL linked to P20.
      Are these ports OK or do I have to select some specific ports for I2C communication?
      Is there a way to debug something ?

        Harvey Specter
        Posted at 08:05 April 22, 2020
        Fabian
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        It’s working now, apparently problem was due to the DS18B20 I configured too.
        If I use a DS18B20 as input and a BME280, only the DS18B20 temperature is reported as L2.
        If I define only the BME280, I get the report but everything is reported in L7, is it normal ?
        So it seems the BME temp, pressure and humidity are reported one after the other and not separately.

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 08:10 April 22, 2020
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          Define these sensors on different outputs. Yes, the firmware reports all values on one endpoint but with a different description. The description includes units and device ID.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 23:07 April 20, 2020
Charly
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How can you configute the reporting interval in zigbee2mqtt? I cannot find out the right json syntax. Can somebody briefly explain? Thank a lot and please continue with this project.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 07:13 April 20, 2020
Philip
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Thanks so much for your effort! I’ve successfully used your previous firmware configurator for my cc2530 modules and cc2530+cc2591 modules. This is sooo easy and useful 🙂

This time I’ve just tested it briefly because I use ConBee and all newly implemented features can’t be consumed via deCONZ. However I see the clusters with attributes that do make sense (e.g. power source measurement). So cool!
I can’t wait for dresden elektronik to finally support zigbee2mqtt so I can use your configurator not only to control relays/outputs, but also to do my DIY sensors in a places when I don’t have WiFi coverage. That is so perfect. Many thanks for sharing this with us!

One thing that I may want to see is a little bit more comprehensive explanation how some configurable options work with their purpose. Unfortunately not all is perfect clear to me.
Examples:
– default vs. pull-up vs. pull-down differences
– some expert settings: PSM, firmware timestamp, watch dog timer

Thank you again!

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 09:17 April 20, 2020
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    First of all, you should look at the datasheet for the CC2530 chip. There are much useful information.
    default vs. pull-up vs. pull-down – default the default state of the pin, when CC2530 starts. pull-up – the unconnected pin state is “HIGH”, pull-down – “LOW”.
    firmware timestamp – the Zigbee device information has that attribute. You may place your date code there.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 23:04 April 19, 2020
Giovanni C
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Thanks a lot, this project is awesome!!
I’ve a small request, is there any chance to implement a PWM output?
I would like to control RGB Strip led and be able to dim them…

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 04:08 April 20, 2020
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    Thank you for testing 🙂 What parameters of the PWM output do you need? I cannot guarantee precise timings for PWM impulses.

      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 09:27 April 20, 2020
      Giovanni C
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      well an RGB strip is normally controlled by one or more PWM signals, 95% of the time it’s one only (single color strip) or three (RGB strip), those are the 2 type of commands the module shoudl listen to when used for PWM/StripLed control

        Harvey Specter
        Posted at 09:41 April 20, 2020
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        I didn’t work with PWM and RGB strips before. I should know how long is the period of impulses in milliseconds.

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 15:59 April 21, 2020
          Giovanni C
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          the highest the better 🙂
          ESP8266 frequency of 1kHz is barely enough, ESP32 I can go up to 10kHz and it’s much better with no flicker

Harvey Specter
Posted at 13:53 April 16, 2020
darksimpson
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Do you think about making your project available to open source community? At least it will widen a community of such a good project, and many features will be implemented by other members.

Personally, I need a some kind of low power mode and this is a must for me, because I want to implement many battery powered applications in my house (oh, and I will not use mechanical relays for this of course). In case of open-sourced project I could implement this and contribute to community and in case of closed-source project I forced to wait when functionality will be added by owner.

Anyway, thank you for your great work!!!

Harvey Specter
Posted at 10:43 April 16, 2020
Charly
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But according to the datasheet while in RX mode TXEN (P12) must be low. TXEN must be high only in TX mode, similar to PAEN of CC2590. Can your FW support such a modification? Simply need to assign TXEN/PAEN from P11 to P12 instead. Datasheet: https://www.skyworksinc.com/-/media/SkyWorks/Documents/Products/2301-2400/RFX2401C_204359B.pdf

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 11:58 April 16, 2020
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    When TXEN=1, RXEN does not matter. It can be “1” too.

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 12:38 April 16, 2020
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    I’ve added support for RFX2401 PA. Could you please re-download firmware and test it with that board?

      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 11:28 April 19, 2020
      Charly
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      I tested the new FW with the RFX2401 support quickly and it seems to be working fine. Great job! I will continue testing. (Now I can easily “hack” an inexpensive ZigBeeOnOff switch and can use its reset button for toggling the relais.) Thanks a lot!!!

        Harvey Specter
        Posted at 21:55 April 25, 2020
        Roberto
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        Interesting! Can you share more info about ” ZigBeeOnOff switch”?

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 04:09 April 26, 2020
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          Hi. What exactly would you like to know?

Harvey Specter
Posted at 10:52 April 15, 2020
Charly
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There is a popular zigbee module https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1Y3NMaUY1gK0jSZFCq6AwqXXaa.jpg using the RFX2401 PA controlled by P14 (RXEN) and P12 (TXEN). This is different from the typical CC2590 modules using three signals P11 (PAEN), P14 (EN) and P07 (HGM). While RXEN (P14) can be set to permanent high, TXEN (P12) needs to be enabled during Tx only. Can you provide a special FW flavour for this type of module? It is used in the popular ZigbeeOnOff Switch (https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/devices/KS-SM001.html) and could be easily flashed and enhanced with your great config tool. I volunteer for testing if needed. Thanks for considering!

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 08:05 April 16, 2020
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    Please, note that ZStack SDK disables RXEN and TXEN only when CC2530 goes to the sleep mode. So, mostly these pins are high.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 08:15 April 15, 2020
Arm.
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In the previous version, it was possible to select BMP (SDA) and BMP (SCL).
How to connect the BME280 sensor in this version?

More than one DS18B20 sensor connected in one line does not work.

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 08:26 April 15, 2020
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    Select BME280 first (it is the SDA pin), then define the I2C SCL pin.

    DS18B20 – I’ll test it.

      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 09:40 April 15, 2020
      Arm.
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      BME280 sensor continuously outputs a value
      here is the log
      https://pastebin.com/Qs5zAgV6

      The default reporting interval is not working correctly.
      At any value (except 0) it reports about 22 seconds.

        Harvey Specter
        Posted at 09:49 April 15, 2020
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        Is it possible you send the “read” command to the device?

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 10:28 April 15, 2020
          Arm.
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          No.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 16:13 April 14, 2020
Arm.
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For the MHZ-19 sensor in the configurator I set it like this

P03: Output 7, MHZ 19 (not tested)
P02: Output 8, MHZ 19 (not tested)

What should I choose in Address (dec)?

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 17:11 April 14, 2020
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    Hi. Leave the default address ‘1’.

      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 06:44 April 15, 2020
      Arm.
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      connected the MH-Z19 sensor so
      CC2530 P0.2 -> MH-Z19 RX
      CC2530 P0.3 -> MH-Z19 TX
      works great

        Harvey Specter
        Posted at 07:20 April 15, 2020
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        Hmm. Strange :). First test and it works. Did you get values in zigbee2mqtt?

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 08:09 April 15, 2020
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          I get the value in the SLS Gateway.
          In the configurator set so

          Output pins:
          P10: Output 1, MHZ 19 (not tested)
          P13: Output 2, DS18B20
          P16: Output 3, Source voltage
          P14: Output 5, Internal temperature

          and here is the log

          https://pastebin.com/Pfrr257T

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 08:24 April 15, 2020
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          Great!

Harvey Specter
Posted at 17:05 April 13, 2020
Schmurtz
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This is really awesome. It’s like a start of ESPhome for CC2530 instead of ESP8266.
I mean it allow to create a zigbee device with a simple interface (like esphome allow to create a wifi device without coding).
Is it possible to make device wich work with battery (like CR2032) ?

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 04:02 April 14, 2020
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    Hi, my firmware does not support the battery powered mode yet.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 15:01 April 13, 2020
Graffiti
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Hi,

I am working on DIY bulb project and wanted to know how you implemented the repairing mechanism.

“Re-pairing
=========================
Power on, wait 2 seconds, power off, repeat this cycle three times.”

could you share the code for this section?

Thanks

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 04:01 April 14, 2020
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    Hi, Sorry, but I cannot share sources. You need to check, increase and save a counter to NV ram. Start a timer for 5-7 seconds and reset the counter.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 11:32 April 13, 2020
Charly
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First of all, great project. Thank you very much for your efforts! I have one suggestion for the “switch” mode input: Would it be possible to add an option that toggles the linked output every time the switch changes its status? I.e. even if the output is On and the switch goes from Off to On, then the Output toggles (from On to Off). The Xiaomi LLKZMK11LM relay does the same (https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/devices/LLKZMK11LM.html). It would allow to control an output by both the coordinator and a standard wall switch (as opposed to a push button). Thanks!

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 12:21 April 13, 2020
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    Hi, but in this case, the physical position of the switch will not reflect the state of a light.

      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 07:52 April 14, 2020
      Charly
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      Correct! But it allows to add a smart “PTVO-Switch” to an existing installation and control the light by the coordinator and still use the legacy wall switches. E.g. turn off a light that the user left on and still the user can turn it on again by turning the switch normally (sorry, I don’t know the right name for such mode if it exists).

        Harvey Specter
        Posted at 10:08 April 14, 2020
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        Hmm. I’ve tested the switch button. It works as you described. I can control the output state through MQTT while the button is pressed. Could you please describe your test scenario? Could you attach a screenshot with your firmware settings?

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 21:32 April 14, 2020
          Charly
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          Yes but … this is not exactly what I mean. I tested it again. Here is a scenario:
          1. Output 1 is connected to a relay, Input 1 is connected to a physical wall switch (not a button)
          2. The wall switch is turned on -> Output 1 goes ON – perfect!
          3. The coordinator turns Output 1 OFF (e.g. staircase lights after timeout) – perfect!
          4. Now the user comes back and wants to turn Output 1 ON again by turning the wall switch (that is still in ON state, so its turned from ON to OFF) –> nothing happens!
          Instead the user has to turn the wall switch twice (ON->OFF->ON) to turn Output 1 ON which is less ideal. (Not a big thing but a small but “smart” difference to most other smarthome devices, except the Xiaomi LLKZMK11LM relay that does exactly what I mean but doesnt’t fit in a wall hole)
          This is my setting:
          Status LED: Yes
          Output pins: P10: Output 1, GPIO, Pull-down, Remember state
          Input pins: P00: Input 1, GPIO, Pull-down, Switch, Link to out 1
          Thanks!

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 08:35 April 15, 2020
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          I think the current behavior is more related to physical switches because they have fixed positions for ON and OFF.

          Harvey Specter
          Posted at 10:02 April 15, 2020
          Charly
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          Yes, you are right. But I was wondering if you can add a “toggle” _option_ to the switch mode, that meets the desired behavior. Would be great! Anyway, thanks again for the great work.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 06:27 April 13, 2020
Bo Christiansen
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Hi, I was wondering if it will work with groups in such a way that it can work even if the zigbee coordinator is down ?

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 06:44 April 13, 2020
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    Hi Bo,

    The firmware does not support groups.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 03:54 April 3, 2020
Evhen
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PSM MODE DOES NOT WORK YET – really want to get battery power. I will wait for a future release.

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 04:22 April 3, 2020
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    Thank you! I’m working on it.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 14:50 April 2, 2020
Suprimex
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Many thanks!!! Already tried it, paired with zigbee2mqtt without any problem. But can you point me, how to set outputs from 2 till 8? As far as I understand , I can set Output#1 with topic
zigbee2mqtt//set , with payload “ON” . But how to turn on/off others ?

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 04:25 April 3, 2020
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    Hi, you may use l1..l8 for output On/Off channels. For example

    1
    zigbee2mqtt/[FRIENDLY_NAME]/l2/set
      Harvey Specter
      Posted at 09:55 April 3, 2020
      Suprimex
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      Unfortunately this method not working, zigbee2mqtt throw error:

      debug 2020-04-03 12:53:42: Received MQTT message on ‘zigbee2mqtt/ptvo01-ledlamp1/l2/set’ with data ‘on’

      error 2020-04-03 12:53:42: Failed to call ‘EntityPublish’ ‘onMQTTMessage’ (AssertionError [ERR_ASSERTION]: Postfix ‘l2’ is given but device has no such endpoint

        Harvey Specter
        Posted at 11:58 April 3, 2020
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        You should use the latest developer build of zigbee-herdsman-converters.

Harvey Specter
Posted at 11:53 April 2, 2020
xfndx
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Can is support 8 inputs ?

    Harvey Specter
    Posted at 13:00 April 2, 2020
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    The standard ZStack SDK supports 4 buttons (inputs) only. Therefore I’ve implemented 4 inputs.

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