Maybe method 2 below?
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To modify the self-reporting message rate of your Xsky Zigbee lights on Hubitat Elevation, you cannot use a universal raw menu. Instead, Hubitat relies on Device Drivers to push these configurations. [1, 2]
You have three paths to change the reporting rate depending on whether your current driver exposes the settings, if you need to swap to an advanced utility driver, or if you want to alter the code yourself.
Method 1: Check Your Current Driver Preferences (Easiest)
Some native Hubitat generic drivers expose reporting intervals directly in the user interface. [1]
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Log into your Hubitat Web UI.
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Click on Devices in the left sidebar and select your Xsky Light.
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Scroll down to the Preferences section.
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Look for options labeled Reporting Interval, Minimum time between reports, or Power/Level Reporting Frequency.
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Adjust the values (usually defined in seconds or minutes).
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Click Save Preferences.
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Click Configure at the top of the page to force Hubitat to send the new check-in parameters to the light. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9]
Method 2: Use the "Zigbee Reporting Configuration" Utility Driver
If your active driver does not show these adjustments, you can temporarily switch the device to a community-built configuration driver to alter the hardware registry. [1]
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Go to your Xsky Light's Device Detail page in Hubitat. [1]
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Find the Type dropdown box (this is where your driver is selected). [1]
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Change the driver to a custom utility driver like "Zigbee Reporting Configuration" (a widely used community tool by developer kkossev) or "Advanced Zigbee Toolbox". Click Save Device. [1, 3, 4, 5]
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The page will refresh with direct cluster input variables. Find the fields for:
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Click Send Configuration To Device. []
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Once modified, change the Type dropdown back to your original operational lighting driver (e.g., Generic Zigbee Dimmer) and click Save Device. The light will remember the intervals you just burned into its flash storage. [1, 2, 3, 4]