In this case port 8081 is used, but you can use any free port, see zigbee2MQTT doc.
Under Settings -> About you can find the info from my screenshot.
In your case zigbee2MQTT is not started see error, so you might do some debug logging to find out why.
In the configuration.yaml you have to use the right USB port.
EddyG wrote: ↑Wednesday 02 December 2020 16:26
Some time ago a nice GUI was introduced in the Zigbee2MQTT environment.
It is configured in the configuration.yaml like
In this case port 8081 is used, but you can use any free port, see zigbee2MQTT doc.
Under Settings -> About you can find the info from my screenshot.
In your case zigbee2MQTT is not started see error, so you might do some debug logging to find out why.
In the configuration.yaml you have to use the right USB port.
Thank you, but I am a bit confused here, as I connected the LIDL gateway via IP. Is that wrong?
But it doesn't show up in Domoticz. How can I add this device to Domoticz?
Which steps do I have to make, to get it work?
Or is it already added in the last update?
I'm currently using this version of Domoticz:
Version: 2020.2
Build Hash: b63341bc0
Compile Date: 2020-04-26 13:47:55
dzVents Version: 3.0.2
Python Version: 3.7.3 (default, Dec 20 2019, 18:57:59) [GCC 8.3.0]
RFXcom433e ver1009,Raspberry Pi,Domoticz v3.5877
KaKu:16c remote,dimmer,wall-sockets,sunscreenswitch
Promax:wall sockets Elro:wall sockets Somfy:RFY screens
TFA:weather station Chinese temperature sensors, smoke detectors, power switches
I suppose that it might be a different brand, because in the plugin under adaptors/cr the TY0202 motionsensor is present.
A lot if not all of the Lidl devices are not (yet) implemented in the plugin see: https://github.com/stas-demydiuk/domoti ... gin/issues
If it is not implemented in the plugin then you could go the node-red way.
MattWestb from the Tasmota community pointed out that definitely is just a rebranded version of the standard Tuya TYGWZ-01 Zigbee Smart Life Gateway (TYGWZ01) hardware in a other enclosure so that means that the FCC has more pictures of the board here including those without that metal casing:
As can see it has unfortunately not an ESP8266 or ESP32 WiFi SoC but instead that RTL8196E is the WiFi/MCU SoC from Realtek running Linux as its operating system, and underneath that metal housing is only the Zigbee chip from Silicon Labs which is an EFR32 Series 1 (previous generation) thus similar to that what is on the Sonoff ZBBridge by ITead though it features an EFR32 Series 2 (newest generation) of Zigbee SoC.
Regardless it using RTL8196E WiFi/MCU chipset instead of ESP8266/ESP32 means no support for Tasmota.
Domoticz running on Udoo X86 (on Ubuntu)
Devices/plugins: ZigbeeforDomoticz (with Xiaomi, Ikea, Tuya devices), Nefit Easy, Midea Airco, Omnik Solar, Goodwe Solar
BertB wrote: ↑Wednesday 02 December 2020 20:05
Right. So the story so far is, that the lidl gateway does not work with domoticz.
But the good story is that eventually the devices of Lidl will work with zigbee2MQTT.
And most of them already do. Now it is waiting for the support in the zigbee plugin.
felix63 wrote: ↑Saturday 28 November 2020 19:38
So I am left with two issues:
- why are no devices created in domoticz for the devices that zigbee2mqtt recognizes?
The Domoticz plugin for Zigbee2MQTT has to support the device, in addition to being supported by Zigbee2MQTT
I added the following line to /domoticz/plugins/zigbee2mqtt/adapters/tuya/__init__.py
Update:
zigbee2mqtt 1.16.1-dev supports Lidl devices as Silvercrest. And with some tinkering to the zigbee2mqtt plugin I can now switch all the outlets on both devices
Thank You that was simple and genius . I wouldn't dig there without Your help. Thank You!
tonbor wrote: ↑Saturday 28 November 2020 14:45
Anybody succeded in connecting this lidl silvercrest hub with Domoticz?
Did I buy it in vain, anybody succeded in connecting the wired hub to domoticz?
Haven’t tried the hub, but the smart plug works fine in combination with a Hue bridge. And thus also with Domoticz.
Domoticz is capable of talking/understanding the Hue bridge but I doubt that the Lidl hub talks exactly the same. So a separate ‘hardware’ module has to be developed for Domoticz to understand/interact with the Lidl hub.
The same applies btw to for example the Ikea (zigbee) hub. Although all these hubs talks Zigbee (3.0) at one-end, the other end (ethernet wire side) seem to have different interfaces.
One RPi with Domoticz, RFX433e, aeon labs z-wave plus stick GEN5, ha-bridge 5.4.0 for Alexa, Philips Hue Bridge, Pimoroni Automation Hat
One RPi with Pi foundation standard touch screen to display Dashticz
BertB wrote: ↑Wednesday 02 December 2020 20:05
Right. So the story so far is, that the lidl gateway does not work with domoticz.
But the good story is that eventually the devices of Lidl will work with zigbee2MQTT.
And most of them already do. Now it is waiting for the support in the zigbee plugin.
True, but now I have to decide to buy an USB Zigbee device.
Can you recommend one?
EdwinK wrote: ↑Thursday 03 December 2020 9:29
So it should also work with Conbee?
Yep some lidl device are working on conbee.
ATM I m making the integration for the xmas LED string support in domoticz > https://github.com/Smanar/Domoticz-deCONZ/issues/78 (need special widget to manage effect)
If you are a hobbyist by a Texas Instruments CC2538 with CC2592 RF Amplifier or Texas Instruments LAUNCHXL-CC1352P-2
I use the latter.
If not a hobbyist then buy a commercial one. Look here https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/information/ ... pters.html and look at the specs.
My first adaptor was a Texas Instruments CC2531 but that one was not powerful enough for me.