Lidl HG06338 add feature On/Off USB #8108
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add the feature switch on/off of the 4 USBs that seems to have been omitted
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This won't work, as you can see in the ZHA quirk, this is the standard green power endpoint. Doesn't look like the USB is controllabe |
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ok, but I'm 100% sure that the USB part is controllable since I was doing it with ZHA. |
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Could you provide the data/database.db entry of your device? |
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Sorry my Lidl HG06338 died a few days ago and there's nothing more I can do. |
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If you paired it to z2m, it should still be in the data/database.db file. |
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Add the feature switch on/off of the 4 USBs that seems to have been omitted
From ZHA, the quirk indicates the dndpoint number corresponding to the "socket" containing the 4 USBs
On ZHA it worked fine, and when I switched to Z2M I lost the On/Off function of its 4 USBs. I haven't yet been able to test it on Z2M, but I think it should be fine, don't you?