I’m interested in the per-area presence reporting information, as described here. Specifically, under “Server → Client Commands”, item 0x00 “Anyone in the Reporting Area”, and item 0x01 “Report Target Info”.
Item 0x01 would be interesting to monitor for me, but item 0x00 would be genuinely useful.
So far I haven’t found any way to get at this information in ZHA. Cluster 0xFC32 doesn’t seem to provide any “out” information (in the “Manage Zigbee device” screen). There is only the “in” variant, which seems to correspond to the “Client → Server” commands.
Am I missing something obvious? (I am relatively new to ZHA, Zigbee in general, and completely new to Inovelli products.)
Is there a tweak I need to make to the custom quirks to enable access to this information?
Is it just outright not supported for ZHA? (If so, are there plans to add support for this?)
It hasn’t been implemented in ZHA yet. It just got merged into the Z2M beta this week (production release in a couple of days).
All the documentation is present for implementing it in ZHA, but someone with the skills and interest has to do it before it will be visible in Home Assistant.
This may not be the right forum, but I’ve been trying to find documentation / instructions on how to run the Advanced commands specified in Blue Series mmWave Presence Dimmer Switch • Advanced mmWave Configuration | Inovelli Help Center . I wanted to debug the presence detection to see how many targets my switch was seeing and their locations. I tried using the ZHA developer tools to execute commands by manually entering the endpoint, cluster, command and IEEE ID.
Cluster type: in
Command type: Client
Leaving the args empty gives me this error:
Failed to perform the action zha.issue_zigbee_cluster_command. must contain at least one of args, params.. Got {'type': 'execute_script', 'sequence': [{'action': 'zha.issue_zigbee_cluster_command', 'data': {'cluster_type': 'in', 'command_type': 'client', 'ieee': '0C:2A:6F:FF:FE:F7:15:84', 'endpoint_id': 1, 'cluster_id': 64562, 'command': 1}}], 'id': 50}
Would appreciate some pointers on where to go from here. The manage device options don’t have these commands listed under the FC32 cluster.