Using Tasmota
Pair and name devices
Using the Tasmota web interface, press Zigbee Permit Join to allow new devices to be paired. Now you can pair your new device and it will show up in the list with a name like 0x8C19. To more easily identify the devices later on, copy the name and head to the Tasmota console. Their use the following command to set a friendly name for the device.
ZbName 0x8C19,osram_bulb
Group devices
You can assign a group ID (default: 0) for each device to control multiple devices simulaneously.
ZbSend {"device":"osram_bulb","Send":{"AddGroup":100}}
Send values to devices
With the console you can also control your devices by sending values manually.
zbsend {"device":"0x96A2","send":{"power":true}}
Or control a whole group of devices.
zbsend {"group":"100","send":{"power":true}}
Device ID | Name | Group | Label |
0x6CAD | aqara-rocker-switch-1-ZB | 0 | Aqara_Rocker_Switch_Zigbee |
0x9685 | osram_smartplus_bulb_1_ZB | 100 | 1 |
0x452B | osram_smartplus_bulb_2_ZB | 100 | 2 |
0x3679 | osram_smartplus_bulb_3_ZB | 100 | 3 |
0xC5E5 | osram_smartplus_bulb_4_ZB | 100 | 4 |
Rule1
on ZbReceived#?#Name do var1 %value% endon
on ZbReceived#?#Power do Publish stat/zbridge_pro/%var1%/power "%value%" endon
on ZbReceived#?#Dimmer do Publish stat/zbridge_pro/%var1%/dimmer "%value%" endon
Rule3
on ZbReceived#?#Name do var1 %value% endon
on ZbReceived#?#Click do publish stat/zbridge_pro/%var1%/click %value% endon
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