Thank you for the responses. I feel like such a knucklehead. I clicked the drop down list but never thought to scroll down. Just saw the 20 seconds and assumed that was it.
Appreciate the trick on Vallhorn. Will give it a try.
Thank you!
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Hi, trying to download the Baddring E2202 driver using HPM but getting an error...
Failed download of file
An error occurred downloading https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dan-danache/hubitat/ikea-zigbee-drivers_5.4.1/ikea-zigbee-drivers/Ikea_E2202.groovy
Logs show...
Skip download of https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dan-danache/hubitat/ikea-zigbee-drivers_5.4.1/ikea-zigbee-drivers/Ikea_E2202.groovy: groovyx.net.http.HttpResponseException: status code: 404, reason phrase: Not Found Please notify the package developer.
Cheers
Ian
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Cheers Ian,
I moved the source code repository away from Github, and this change is not really supported by HPM (it caches all matched package manifest files, so it still points to Github).
To fix this:
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Apps >> Hubitat Package Manager
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Package Manager Settings >> Remove a Matched Package
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Tick only "IKEA Zigbee drivers" >> Next >> Next >> Main Menu
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Match Up >> Next >> Put your hands in the air & wave 'em like you just don't care >> Tick "IKEA Zigbee drivers" >> Next >> Main Menu
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Update >> Wait a bit, no need to put your hands in the air >> Tick "IKEA Zigbee drivers" >> Next >> Put your hands in the air & wave 'em like you just don't care >> Next
Finally, add the new driver from the package:
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Apps >> Hubitat Package Manager
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Modify >> Tick "IKEA Zigbee drivers" >> Next >> Tick the new driver (don't touch the rest) >> Next >> Main Menu
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Profit!
Hope this helps!
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be careful, make sure you raise your hands correctly because if you do it wrong it can have nasty consequences
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Hey Dan,
I am unable to install from HPM or manually.
In HPM I am having
"Error Occurred During Installation
An error occurred while installing the package: Failed to install driver https//codeberg.org/dan-danache/hubitat/raw/tag/ikea-zigbee-drivers_5.5.0/ikea-zigbee-drivers/Ikea_RGBO-Light.groovy. Please notify the package developer..
Be sure the package is not in use with devices."
and manually I have "Column "ZW_DEVICE_CLASS" not found; SQL statement"
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Have you had any issues with the Vindstyrkas constantly updating and drifting every few seconds after performing a firmware update?
This only happens on the VOC and PM. Temp and Humidity are stable.
Both of mine are now doing it. One worse than the other.
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What do you mean by drifting?
After a firmware upgrade the device might lose its settings. Try to apply the preferences and also click Configure.
Weird, you miss a : after https, maybe this is the cause.
Both VOC and PM values never stop changing. They are constantly changing . They don't stablize over a period of time.
In any case, I ended up rebooting the hub and then hitting configure in each device. That seems to have stabilized those values for now.
Never had this issue before updating the firmware a week ago.
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Hey everyone, I've just caught up with the posts above and noticed that if you're getting these errors after @dandanache's move from GitHub to Codeberg...
Failed download of file
An error occurred downloading https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dan-danache/hubitat/ikea-zigbee-drivers_5.4.1/ikea-zigbee-drivers/Ikea_E2202.groovy
...just hitting Repair in HPM and choosing IKEA Zigbee drivers fixes it all.
Looks like the repair function doesn't use the cached paths. At least, it worked on my hubs here, so hopefully you'll have the same luck.
Hey @dandanache, just wondering why the move? Is it the Microsoft link with GitHub?
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Yep, you're right. I'm currently on a "Big Tech" detox diet:
- Never used any Google or Meta products (these two are, by far, the most evil from the group)
- Never used any Apple products (aside from the work MacBook that I barely tolerate)
- Just cancelled Prime and Netflix
Unfortunately, I use a lot of Microsoft products that I'm trying to let go:
- Cancelled Microsoft 365 Personal
- Uninstalled Windows 11 and running 100% on Linux Mint for 1 month now (hint: it's awesome)
- Moved stuff out of GitHub to a better place
- Still migrating my
outlook.comemail toprotonmail.com
I also installed HA for the first time, and got my first pull-request merged into z2mqtt (using GitHub, darn) 
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Acutally had to put that because I am not able to post links yet here.
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Maybe there is something in your setup (dns/firewall/router/ISP) that blocks/filters access from your Hubitat device to codeberg.org.
Hi Dan,
I did a reset of my Hubitat and happy to report it works!
Quick question: for the RGBO Ikea lights, how do I change the color of my bulbs? I'm quite new to all this and feeling a bit lost.
Thank you for your help!
Use the "Set Color" command from the device details page ("Commands" tab) to change the bulbs color manually.
This command can also be used in automations (e.g. Button Controller, Basic Rules, Room Lighting, Rule Machine, etc.).
Are you sure you are using a bulb that can change color / temperature?
Please post the Device Data from the bottom of the screen. I want to see the value of the "type" field.
You are right, the RGBO driver was tested with that exact device.
You should have "hue" and "saturation" attributes present, weird. Click "Configure" then refresh the page. If the attributes are still not there, re-pair the bulb (6 times on/off).
Also check the Live Logs if there are any errors when you use Configure or Set Color commands.
Any chance anyone can help me troubleshoot an issue?
I bought 3 Ikea devices recently:
- 1 Parsoll Window/Door contact sensor
- 2 Tretakt smart plugs.
I followed the instructions above and I think all three devices should now be updated with the new Firmware and using the right drivers from this package; however, only 1 of the devices (one of the two plugs) is properly communicating with my HE.
The Door/Window sensor and the 2nd Plug don't show any status change (for the door sensor there is no change in Open/Closed status no matter what I do, and with the other plug its a similar story - no change in the On/Off status).
I've tried removing the battery in the contact sensor, resetting the hub, fully shutting down the hub, etc, but so far no luck. Any ideas on what to try? I've spent a few hours now trying to re-do the process over and over but I feel like I'm not getting anywhere!
Thanks!
