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Zigbee2MQTT and Raspberry Pi 4 2GB #3787

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scargill opened this issue Jun 20, 2020 · 7 comments
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Zigbee2MQTT and Raspberry Pi 4 2GB #3787

scargill opened this issue Jun 20, 2020 · 7 comments
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scargill commented Jun 20, 2020

I am on the latest Zigbee2 MQTT version - and on my Raspberry Pi 3 talking to Mosquitto MQTT and the Sonoff pre-programmed dongle, it worked perfectly. A week ago we put Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi 4 2GB and tried Z2M on that - no joy. It turns out that was a red herring so today I took an SSD with Mosquitto and Node-Red on it - all up to date - added Z2M... on the Raspberry Pi 3 it works perfectly. Taking the exact same dongle and SSD with Z2 M onto my RPi4 - identical setup no joy, it cannot communicate with any Zigbee devices. Mosquitto of course comes up but it looks like the code is not talking to the dongle. Taking the whole lot back to the Raspberry Pi 3 - perfect. There are no power supply issues on the RPi4.

Any ideas - I'm new to Zigbee and the Z2M software so I'm not sure what to try next.

Pete

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Adapter hardware: CC2531, CC2530, CC26X2R1 or CC1352P-2
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Koenkk commented Jun 20, 2020

Is the adapter connected through a usb extension cable? The pi 4 is known to generate a lot of interference.

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scargill commented Jun 20, 2020

Hi there Koenkk - I'll put on a USB extension but the test sockets are just a few feet away in this case and I'm not getting poor performance on the 4, I'm getting NO performance :-). Ok, I take that back. I just put the adaptor on a long USB extension and it;s working. IHard to believe I've been using RF technology for half a century and I missed that one. Thank you, I should know better as I also had to put my 433Mhz aerial away from the Pi to get good performance.

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@Koenkk I think I have a lead on this.
Once I connected SSD nothing would work properly. I would see the CC2531 ok, but pairing would fail (no messages at all) and no device would post properly.
At first I thought it was interference, but when I connected the mSATA SSD things were ok. Also when I connected SSD with a powered hub - I was able to pair devices again. There is a small voltage drop when the SSD is connected - I don't know how relevant is this, perhaps it triggers instability? I was running CC2531 for ages on RPI4 without issues until I started to play with SSD

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Koenkk commented Jul 14, 2020

@notenoughtech makes sense, I've added this to the FAQ, thanks!

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happy to help.
Took me 2 nights to pin down why I have such issues especially that all this happened about the time I flashed the latest firmware and played with new sonoff devices. Thanks for great work btw

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Koenkk commented Jul 14, 2020

@notenoughtech 😄 also thanks to you for the videos!

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