Gledopto GL-FL-004TZ - not supported - update the zigbee-herdsman-converters dependency #171
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This node here is probably abandoned. |
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You mean "node-red-contrib-zigbee2mqtt 2.6.3" for example?
Or is there another way?
Am So., 28. Aug. 2022 um 17:57 Uhr schrieb Sineos ***@***.***
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This node here is probably abandoned.
I'd suggest to use pure zigbee2mqtt and work with mqtt messages in Node
Red. This is the most flexible way with the least dependencies.
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Install zigbee2mqtt as per https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/. Use standard MQTT nodes in NR to communicate with the devices. Nothing extra needed. |
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My first problem, I could not start "sudo or apt.."
My login is "root"
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Install zigbee2mqtt as per https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/. Use standard MQTT
nodes in NR to communicate with the devices. Nothing extra needed.
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This will not work as integration in Raspberrymatic. Raspberrymatic is not a full Linux and this brings various issues with integrations. |
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Hello,
just for my understanding and my last question.
These LED emitters are not supported in this node "node-red-contrib-zigbee"
although this LED emitter
is listed in the official list at "Zigbee2Mqtt"? The teach-in worked
without any problems
But since a new version 0.21 of this node is already worked out the node
can't be
"This node here is probably abandoned" as you described.
I can not delete all my other ZigBee devices and look for another
possibility
what costs me as a beginner very, very much time.
I have even implemented a current stick (ZigBee 3.0 CC2652R) which runs
without problems.
If it's just that someone needs to implement this LED emitter in the node, *who
should I contact?*
kind regards
Volker
Am Mo., 29. Aug. 2022 um 11:58 Uhr schrieb Sineos ***@***.***
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This will not work as integration in Raspberrymatic. Raspberrymatic is not
a full Linux and this brings various issues with integrations.
I suggest to us a Node Red instance outside of Raspberrymatic and run
things like zigbee2mqtt etc there. This will save you a lot of trouble in
the long run.
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As the maintainer is no longer active, there is nobody to contact. My opinion:
My personal lesson learned (not necessarily only from this topic):
Since a few years my entire home automation is largely based on node red with around 30 flows and some hundreds of nodes. I have gone through such obsolescence topics a few times already and whenever possible I now use separate instances, avoid deep integrations and use as much standard as possible. |
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Thanks for your support and information.
That means I have to search a new possibility for my ZigBee devices.
Volker
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… These LED emitters are not supported in this node
"node-red-contrib-zigbee" although this LED emitter is listed in the
official list at "Zigbee2Mqtt"? The teach-in worked without any problems
node-red-contrib-zigbee integrates parts of zigbee2mqtt. When zigbee2mqtt
is updated, someone needs to update node-red-contrib-zigbee as well. If
there is no one to update node-red-contrib-zigbee then you are stuck with
an old zigbee2mqtt integration.
If it's just that someone needs to implement this LED emitter in the node, *who
should I contact?*
As the maintainer is no longer active, there is nobody to contact.
My opinion:
- You will be stuck in this situation on every new device
- Sooner or later all might break because the environment is no longer
actively updated
- Invest the work once and have a future proof setup
My personal lesson learned (not necessarily only from this topic):
- Do not use 3rd party integration if there is another way
- Use the original system (e.g. zigbee2mqtt) and interface to it with
standard tools, e.g. mqtt etc
- Avoid 3rd party stuff that has not been updated for more than 6
months at all cost
- Especially node-red: Use as few 3rd contrib nodes as possible. In
most cases you can reach the same goal with standard nodes
Since a few years my entire home automation is largely based on node red
with around 30 flows and some hundreds of nodes. I have gone through such
obsolescence topics a few times already and whenever possible I now use
separate instances, avoid deep integrations and use as much standard as
possible.
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My proposal:
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Hello,
I had a question within another forum.
You can find the whole conversation at the link below.
Koenkk/zigbee2mqtt#13680 (reply in thread)
or the summary here:
My question/ issue:
I am unfortunately a beginner in this area, although already have a few ZigBee devices in operation and all work with On / Off, color change etc..
I have now bought a LED floodlight "Gledopto GL-FL-004TZ", for which there is also a device sheet on your site.
There are apparently also several who have this spotlight successfully in operation.
The teach-in (connect) was no problem, it was also recognized.
I tried to switch the light on and off in different ways (JSON {"state: "on"}) but without success.
It appears constantly the message:
"Device with modelID 'GL-FL-004P' is not supported."
After the factory setting, there is a green light in the center of the emitter, but have not found any posts as to what this means.
I have also found the "Support new device" page. But this is beyond my capabilities!
I have a "RED MATIC 7.1.2" running on a RaspberryMatic.
I use "Z-Stack/ ZigBee Shepard"
What am I doing wrong?
Answer and solution by "Koenkk:
You are probably using an old z2m version, this device is supported in zigbee2mqtt 1.27.0
My answer:
I use RED NODE
and the ZigBee Node
Which Node should I use?
There are are lot of dependencies which I have to install before
Or am I on the wrong track?
Answer and solution by "Koenkk:
node-red-contrib-zigbee is a different project, it does not use Zigbee2MQTT. I suggest to create an issue in this repo: https://github.com/hobbyquaker/node-red-contrib-zigbee and ask if he can update the zigbee-herdsman-converters dependency.
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