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Bosch Pro-Grade ZigBee Wireless Motion Detector ISW-ZPR1-WP13 #669
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Also not sure if it helps, but here is the code for smart things to get it working. |
Any word on this? I still have this one sitting on my desk and would love to use it with deconz. Let me know if I can provide anymore info. |
Same here. +1 |
Since this is a IAS Zone based motion sensor it might work just by whitelist the model ids specified in the bosch-motion-detector.groovy file. I'll put it on the list for the next releases. |
Has there been any movement on this? |
I've added the two models listed in the groovy file, not sure about the manufacturer code (0x1133). Please let me know if the sensor appears in the REST-API I can then add it to the Phoscon App. |
I just tried pairing one of these devices with deCONZ .47. however, it doesn't look like it is working. the deCONZ gui doesn't seem to show the second dot to select a cluster and show the cluster info. |
Hmm looks like some descriptors weren't queried. |
It looks like it is directly connected to the conbee, and it has now been connected roughly since an hour. I.e. shortly before I added the comment with the same result. I tried to reset and repair the device, but it looked like the same result |
Does it blink blue or green from time to time? Normally motion sensors would poll quite frequently (green blinking) and missing descriptors should be queried there. |
I have seen it blink yellow and red, but I don't think I have seen it blink blue or green |
Hard to tell what's the cause maybe logging yields some more info, if you can please pair the sensor again while logging is enabled:
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Not sure if this is of much use, but attached is a log during an attempted reset/repairing of the sensor. I did not delete any previous entries of that sensor in deCONZ. The IEEE address of the sensor is 0x00155f006c247389. |
I see some traffic, right after join the sensor looks for a IAS Zone server:
This should be handled but requires a recent firmware, which firmware version are you running? |
I am running firmware 262F0500 so that should be the latest? |
Yes that's the correct firmware, I wonder why the node and endpoint descriptors aren't queried by deCONZ. Can you please make a screenshot as above where the sensor is selected with Node Info Panel as well as blue coordinator node endpoint list is shown. |
I think I found an issue, it's the mac capabilities, they are 0x00.
That's new, other end-devices had 0x80 (allocate address flag set). https://github.com/dresden-elektronik/deconz-rest-plugin/blob/master/rest_sensors.cpp#L2301 I'll need to add an exception for the bosch devices, anyway the screenshot would be interesting to check if node descriptor was queried. |
#669 These have mac capabilities of 0x00, usually end-devices have at least 0x80.
I have just tried again with 2.05.52, but it still looks like the same issue. Is there any more information I can provide to help diagnose these issues? |
Did you also reset the sensor and rejoin while sensor search is active? |
Is there a way to properly delete an entry from the deCONZ database? I am trying to do a fresh pairing, but it seems to pickup old records. e.g. I can't get these two entries in the sensor API not to show up: "47":{"config":{"battery":100,"duration":60,"on":true,"reachable":true},"ep":5,"etag":"533c49a7bf7e461c216e0e82913ed72c","manufacturername":"Bosch","modelid":"ISW-ZPR1-WP13","name":"ISW-ZPR1-WP13 (2)","state":{"lastupdated":"none","lowbattery":null,"presence":null,"tampered":null},"swversion":"20140929","type":"ZHAPresence","uniqueid":"00:15:5f:00:6c:24:73:89-05-0500"},"48":{"config":{"battery":100,"offset":0,"on":true,"reachable":true},"ep":5,"etag":"533c49a7bf7e461c216e0e82913ed72c","manufacturername":"Bosch","modelid":"ISW-ZPR1-WP13","name":"ISW-ZPR1-WP13 (2)","state":{"lastupdated":"none","temperature":null},"swversion":"20140929","type":"ZHATemperature","uniqueid":"00:15:5f:00:6c:24:73:89-05-0402"} And if I try and delete it in the deCONZ gui, the sensor disappears shortly from the gui, but then seems to automatically come back even without re-pairing. However, there seems to be inconsistencies between what is shown in the node list, and what is shown in the graphical depiction of the network. It seems like sometimes it is shown in one, but not the other and then at some point later vice versa. |
Do you use the latest version 2.05.57? It has many fixes related to these old entries and always should create new ones. |
Yes I am. But this seems to not even be about re-joining. I took out the battery of the device, so that it definitely doesn't send any updates. Then I deleted a device in the GUI. Restarted deCONZ and the device re-appeared. So it is possible that when I thought I was re-joining a sensor, it wasn't actually doing anything and just an old record re-appeared. |
Ah ok, currently deleting in the gui (deCONZ) won't delete anything in the REST-API or database. This will be supported in future versions. You need to delete the sensor in the REST-API or if shown in the Phoscon App. |
Ah, thanks. Do you have a link to the instruction of how to delete a device through the API, as it doesn't show up in the Phoscon App. Also, is there a way if it shows up neither in the API, nor in Phoscon App? I have a "IAS Ancillary Control Equipment" entry in the GUI, that doesn't seem to have initialized correctly. Possibly it was this Bosch motion detector, but I am not entirely sure when or where it came from. |
Ah, I found it on the REST documentation. Thanks |
Great. After correctly deleting the entry, and then doing a re-join, it looks like this motion detector is now working! Thanks! It is correctly updating the presence through the API and home-assistant picks it up too. |
Cool glad it works, I've added the sensor to the supported devices section in the wiki. Closing the issue for now. |
@manup I'm not sure if I should reopen this issue or open a new one. I finally decided to connect my Bosch motion sensor and it isn't pulling temperature. I've attached the api results from my Bosch. The motion works perfect (as you can see in it's status) but the temperature just reports null. It's been paired for a few days and hasn't changed.
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Tried to pair this PIR sensor and it seems to be having issues.
It claims to get Zigbee HA 1.2 certified.
http://www.zigbee.org/zigbee-products-2/#zigbeecertifiedproducts/productdetails3/5553fe56f7f0b6063927b0c5/
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PRBMDKW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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