I have a new 4 outlet strip but HE doesn't see the 4 power ports. It see's the strip as generic with red flags for configurations. I'd like to control each outlet individually.
Is there a driver or app that I can use?
If this is the genric strip others have tried, it didn't work too well. Copy the device data , like Krassimir said and post a link or photo of the device. There's a big thread about these devices IIRC
Found it ZigBee Power Strip
Show raw names
| Application | 52 |
|---|---|
| Endpoint Id | 01 |
| In Clusters | 0000,0003,0004,0005,0006,E000 |
| Manufacturer | _TZ3000_cfnprab5 |
| Model | TS011F |
| Out Clusters | 000A |
| Software Build |
Copy and paste the _TZ3000_cfnprab5 Zigbee manufacturer Id into this forum Search field . There should be 17 or more threads that have this device mentioned.
It was very problematic to pair abt two years ago, now I think it pairs and stays connected to the C-8 hubs.
I have a Xenon strip with 4 outlets and 2 USB ports.
I'm using the Generic Zigbee Multi-Endpoint Switch and it finds the 4 O/Ls as individual end points and the 2 USB ports as a fifth endpoint. All EP's are individually controllable.
Here is the device data of my strip.
EDIT: I think from memory I had to change the driver to the above mentioned driver after it was first discovered. I then re-paired it again and all 5 EP's were then defined. It was a while ago though.
How do you add the Generic Zigbee Multi-Endpoint Switch. I've tried searching in Apps and Integration but nothing comes up. thxs
You'll need to change the Type aka Driver.
Configure your device.
Look for the Child devices.
Edit: You might need to implement DLV if you're having issues pairing. 