Feller EDIZIOdue Smart Light Control for Philips Hue
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Feller EDIZIOdue Smart Light Control for Philips Hue


Question about Feller EDIZIOdue Smart Light Control for Philips Hue

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7 years ago

Is it possible to integrate this button into my Smart Home (Zigbee) and also control other devices besides the Hue products?

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1 year ago

It would be interesting to know if anyone has managed to use it with Home Assistant and a universal zigbee bridge without necessarily using Hue HUB. Anyone?
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7 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
Yes, I have done that. I integrated the push button from sensor into Homeassistant to control LIFX lamps. The pairing was tricky and I needed the Hue HUB to pre-configure the buttons (don't know if it works without).
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1 month ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
Yes, it works perfectly with Z2M in HA
For pairing, I had success with the following information from Gemini:

1. Prepare Zigbee2MQTT
Open the Z2M frontend (e.g., in Home Assistant).
Click on "Permit join (enable pairing)" at the top.
2. Identify the correct button
For pairing, the placement of the buttons is crucial. Look at the rocker(s) or cover to understand its orientation. By default, for the Feller module (which is based on EnOcean PTM 215Z technology):
Top left: Button A0
Bottom left: Button A1
Top right: Button B0
Bottom right: Button B1
3. Perform pairing sequence
To put the module into pairing mode and send the signal, you must press in an exact sequence. Press each button firmly and quickly:
Hold down button A0 (top left) continuously.
While holding A0, briefly press button B0 (top right) once.
While still holding A0, briefly press button B1 (bottom right) once.
Now release button A0 completely.
Immediately press button B0 (top right) briefly once.
💡 Important: Since the switch draws its energy purely from the button press (energy harvesting), press each button firmly all the way down to generate enough energy to send the radio command.
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3 years ago

I would be interested to know if anyone has been able to integrate the buttons into Google Home? And thus control other devices (e.g. roller shutters)?