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I was looking into a question from a customer, and was testing some things, and it seemed like using zigbee scenes was a valid solution. In my case I was testing with a single bulb, and I had to create a group with the bulb within to add, update, recall the scene. I dug into the zigbee cluster spec and it says you can use '0' to apply the scene to a single device (3.7.23).
However when specifying 0 as the group in the manage device cluster command, it fails because the helper converts it to 0.x0000
see below, as i read the spec, sending just a 0 should allow sending the scene commands unicast to a single device. - maybe someone can test this more easily than i can. Am I even reading the spec correctly?
I was looking into a question from a customer, and was testing some things, and it seemed like using zigbee scenes was a valid solution. In my case I was testing with a single bulb, and I had to create a group with the bulb within to add, update, recall the scene. I dug into the zigbee cluster spec and it says you can use '0' to apply the scene to a single device (3.7.23).
However when specifying 0 as the group in the manage device cluster command, it fails because the helper converts it to 0.x0000
see below, as i read the spec, sending just a 0 should allow sending the scene commands unicast to a single device. - maybe someone can test this more easily than i can. Am I even reading the spec correctly?
Zigbee2MQTT seems to support setting a scene on a device or group:
https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/guide/usage/scenes.html
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