ESP-NOW Wireless Remote Pairing
Has anyone can provide a guide (the guide that came with device is not clear) to paire ESP-NOW Wireless Remote
via wifi and ESP-Now protocol, I cannnot paire it ? the remote does not visible in Home Assitant.
Has anyone can provide a guide (the guide that came with device is not clear) to paire ESP-NOW Wireless Remote
via wifi and ESP-Now protocol, I cannnot paire it ? the remote does not visible in Home Assitant.
I have bought the Ethernet Zigbee Controller to use with Zigbee2MQTT. Unfortunately it looks like zigbee is not properly enabled. On the device, the blue LED for zigbee support is off. The other two are on. On the website of the device I see the following Name State Actions
AthomZB Serial Connected OFF
Prep the cc2652p2 for firmware update OFF
Restart the Device ☐
Status ON
Status LED OFF
Does anyone know if the custom YAML configurations and sensor integration templates discussed in the recent smart home workshop will be uploaded directly to this thread, or do we need to pull them from a separate GitHub repository?
That’s a good question, especially since workshop examples are much easier to reuse when the actual YAML is available. I’d also be curious whether they plan to attach everything here or keep the files in a GitHub repo so they can be updated later. Having a separate repository would probably make more sense for templates that may change over time, but having a copy in the thread would be convenient too. Hopefully they’ll clarify where the final versions will be posted. spin mama
I haven't adopted my devices into esphome device builder. Is there a list of tested firmware versions or should I just adopt the devices and trust ESPHome device builder?
I see copies of config at https://github.com/athom-tech/esp32-configs
in case I need to back out.
Currently I have three types of Athom Sensors:-
PS02C3MZ LD2450
by Athom Technology
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