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New device: Philips Hue Bloom #42

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ghost opened this issue Jul 26, 2018 · 13 comments
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New device: Philips Hue Bloom #42

ghost opened this issue Jul 26, 2018 · 13 comments

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@ghost
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ghost commented Jul 26, 2018

I got a Philips Hue Bloom and tried to add it to zigbee2mqtt. The device supports brightness and rgb but no kelvin levels. I have added the following to devices.js.

    {
        zigbeeModel: ['LLC012'],
        model: '7299760PH',
        vendor: 'Philips',
        description: 'Hue Bloom',
        supports: generic.light_onoff_brightness_colorxy().supports,
        fromZigbee: generic.light_onoff_brightness_colorxy().fromZigbee,
        toZigbee: generic.light_onoff_brightness_colorxy().toZigbee,
    },

This seems to work however in Home-Assistant when changing kelvin levels instead of getting the closest rgb value I instead get the following in my zigbee2mqtt log:

ERROR No converter available for 'color_temp' (460)

Colors, brightness and on/off work fine.

Not sure what I'm doing wrong. I'm using the DEV branch of zigbee2mqtt.

@Koenkk
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Koenkk commented Jul 26, 2018

If this device doesn't support kelvin levels, home assistant shouldn't show the color temperature slider, right?

@ghost
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ghost commented Jul 26, 2018

It seems home-assistant still has the old values from mqtt auto discovery. I originally tested it by copying the Hue Go part. Can I just delete the line from the database and re-pair?

@ghost
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ghost commented Jul 26, 2018

Ok, I have figured it out.

To support my Philips Hue bloom the following is needed:

zigbee-shepherd-converters/devices.js: devices

   {
        zigbeeModel: ['LLC012'],
        model: '7299760PH',
        vendor: 'Philips',
        description: 'Hue Bloom',
        supports: generic.light_onoff_brightness_colorxy().supports,
        fromZigbee: generic.light_onoff_brightness_colorxy().fromZigbee,
        toZigbee: generic.light_onoff_brightness_colorxy().toZigbee,
    },

zigbee2mqtt/lib/homeassistant.js: mapping

 '7299760PH': [configurations.light_brightness_xy],

@ghost ghost changed the title New device: Philips Hue Bloom - with issues New device: Philips Hue Bloom Jul 26, 2018
@Koenkk
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Koenkk commented Jul 27, 2018

Would you mind creating a PR?

@Koenkk
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Koenkk commented Jul 27, 2018

Merged, thanks!

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@aep
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aep commented Jan 6, 2019

jo, does the bloom require a differemt pairing procedure? the 10s reset with dimmer doesnt do it for me.

@ghost
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ghost commented Jan 6, 2019

@aep Should work like other Hue products. Have you tried disconnecting and reconnecting the power and then pair? Also seems like the range for pairing is much smaller than for example the bulbs. Good luck!

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aep commented Jan 6, 2019

yeah, also tried touchlink by putting cc stick, bridge and bloom near to each other and then using the hue touchlink api.

It pairs fine with the hue, but not with cc. I suspect it wont join an HA network anymore after its been in an LL network. Did you previously pair yours with the hue bridge?

@ghost
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ghost commented Jan 6, 2019

Mine was previously paired with the hue bridge. My hue bridge was disconnected when pairing things with zigbee2mqtt however. But you probably tried that already.

@aep
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aep commented Jan 6, 2019

yeah. but you gave me an idea so i went and depowered every hue device in my home
unfortunately no dice either.

just to confirm, what worked for you was:

  • depower hue bridge
  • 10s on+scene 1 on the round dimmer thing until the bloom blinks and then becomes red
  • power cycle the bloom
  • permit_join: true and then just wait

@ghost
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ghost commented Jan 6, 2019

This worked for me:

@aep
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aep commented Jan 6, 2019

thanks for your help, i think i need to give up.
even got the same remote as you.

mine blinks, then goes red and stays that way, not joining. It's a pretty old device so maybe back then they didnt allow HA.

@zgadgeter
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Hello, anything new on this of how to connect the bloom to zigbee? thanks.

xmow49 pushed a commit to xmow49/zigbee-herdsman-converters that referenced this issue Jun 14, 2024
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