ZG204-ZL-z Unsupported on Z2M zigbee-herdsman-converters

[prucho2]

Hi
I succesfully flashed PIR ZG204-ZL-z with pvxx firmware 1.36 and I have Automatically generated definition Unsupported on Z2M DEV.
Zigbee2MQTT [2.10.0-dev] and zigbee-herdsman-converters updated to [26.42.0] today and still the same.
please help
Regards
prucho

[pvvx]

This device uses clusters and attributes that comply with the Zigbee 3.0 standard.
Zigbee2MQTT does not support the Zigbee 3.0 standard. Only Tuya

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ZHA partially supports Zigbee 3.0.
However, ZHA does not support the IlluminanceLevelSensing cluster.

[prucho2]

This device uses clusters and attributes that comply with the Zigbee 3.0 standard. Zigbee2MQTT does not support the Zigbee 3.0 standard. Only Tuya

ZHA partially supports Zigbee 3.0. However, ZHA does not support the IlluminanceLevelSensing cluster.

Thank you for info. For me it is mainly needed for motion detection, I also used your firmware for the same sensors with LUX and without the LUX sensor.
Are you planning to add this sensor to zigbee-herdsman-converters? There's no option in the z2m generated definition to change the motion detection interval, I have to pair this sensor with the second HA server where I have the ZHA, change it from 35 seconds to 5 seconds, then remove it and pair it again in the second HA server in the Z2M. No motion detection sensitivity options as well. Or maybe you could build an external converter for this to have all necessary settings in the Z2M ? (I don't have the skills to do it)

Regards
prucho

p.s.
Z2M detecting some LUX

with light

. more light . very low light

[pvvx]

There is no description of multiple clusters in Z2M and there is an error in converting lx values.
The fix requires rewriting half of the Z2M code.
Why is this Z2M needed if this program does not support the Zigbee standard?

[pvvx]

No motion detection sensitivity options as well.

This sensor does not have sensitivity adjustment.

[prucho2]

There is no description of multiple clusters in Z2M and there is an error in converting lx values. The fix requires rewriting half of the Z2M code. Why is this Z2M needed if this program does not support the Zigbee standard?

I understand that ZHA is better, but it's very limited. It lacks many of the features found in Z2M: dashboard, OTA, graphical preview of the connection structure, etc. (perhaps they'll rewrite the code someday). I have several networks with multiple devices, and managing everything from the sidebar is better, faster, and more transparent for me. I don't know what ZigBee standard Z2M uses, but all 3.0 devices work flawlessly. ZHA doesn't offer anything, and right now, that's unacceptable to me. If ZHA were expanded to include as many options as Z2M, I'd gladly switch immediately.

please add it to z2m :)

No motion detection sensitivity options as well.

This sensor does not have sensitivity adjustment.

original firmware have that option but I need restore firmware to paste screen later...

[pvvx]

original firmware have that option but I need restore firmware to paste screen later...

This is a scam

[prucho2]

original firmware have that option but I need restore firmware to paste screen later...

This is a scam

Oh, I see, so the option is there, but it still doesn't work. Everything's clear, so I won't disassemble and solder the programmer in this case :)

[pvvx]

The sensor (photoresistor) is connected to the circuit in such a way that it cannot display values ​​in lx. It only indicates whether light is present or not.
The photoresistor - 10 lx and 10 kOhm.
Therefore, the lx readings do not correspond to the actual values. They are simply selected to allow for adjustment of the level at which the On/Off signal will be processed.

[pvvx]

Sensitivity adjustment is available for 4-6-pin PIR sensors, but is typically not connected to the processor in the circuit diagram.
Sensitivity adjustment is only available for the radar sensor (ZG-204ZV).

[prucho2]

The sensor (photoresistor) is connected to the circuit in such a way that it cannot display values ​​in lx. It only indicates whether light is present or not. The photoresistor - 10 lx and 10 kOhm. Therefore, the lx readings do not correspond to the actual values. They are simply selected to allow for adjustment of the level at which the On/Off signal will be processed.

I understand that what you're describing is based on the schematics, but I've now done a test on the sensor with your firmware, and the photoresistor must somehow send the resistance value to the processor because the lux value changes depending on the light intensity, and the values ​​change very slowly but sensibly to the actual conditions: 1. daylight, 2. LED lamp, 3. getting closer to the LED lamp itself, 4. then just daylight again, 5. then completely covering the light, 6. and then daylight again.

anyway, will you add a sensor to Z2M zigbee-herdsman-converters? please

[pvvx]

I don't use Z2M because it doesn't work with standard Zigbee 3.0 devices.

[prucho2]

Okay, I understand. But I also use other sensors with your firmware, and they're added to the Z2M converters. If you're not adding them, it means someone else is doing it here. It's probably not very difficult, I don't have much time now but I guess I'll have to find out how to do it myself.