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CC2538 being seen as CC2531 and most of the time offline in Home Assistant #72
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ZHA/zigpy and the radio libs is not knowing the "real ID" of the device only the "family" used by the Zigbee stack protocol. I think all radios is virtual devices and is not behaving as normal one and is only updating its online status with some hours interval so if looking in last seen they can being off line most of the time. |
The name issue is cosmetic but I will see if I can find a way to distinguish the CC2538 from the CC2531 in the next release. Z-Stack doesn't actually provide any way to query device or really any stack information and I don't have a CC2538 to test with but if you want to help out, can you enable ZHA debug logging and post all of the lines containing As for the "offline" status, I noticed this when testing with a Silicon Labs coordinator as well. Seems like just a frontend glitch, as zigpy-znp would be logging tons of errors if the coordinator was ever "offline"". @dmulcahey, is there anything special the coordinator |
This is what I could capture from the log, hope it helps.
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Upgraded application.py file to latest version and now the coordinator is showing CC2538, Great job! |
I've been monitoring my system for a while, it's working fine, however I still see this warning:
Could it be something related to the firmware I have flashed to the coordinator ? |
This is related to the ZHA issue I mentioned earlier, where ZHA is treating the coordinator like a normal device and it attempts to poll it to make sure it's still alive after the coordinator doesn't "check in" for a while. I don't think this is a zigpy-znp problem but a ZHA problem. The coordinator should always show "online" in the UI (or that status should be removed for it). |
Fixed by #93. |
CC2538 module is being seen as CC2531 in Home Assistant and is most of the time showed as offline even though is seems to work fine.
This is what I see in Home Assistant log:
zigpy-znp version 0.5.1
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