I’m using the ConbeeII stick on a RPi3 and recently a few of my zigbee devices has just dropped out of the zigbee network. Only battery powered devices from what I can tell.
I can delete them and add them again, and then they work for some time, maybe hours, maybe days, but they all just stop reporting any status updates.
I thought perhaps updating ConbeeII to the latest firmware would help, but it appears it didn’t.
Anything I can do to fix this? Other than buying a new stick of a different brand?
Do you have it plugged in via a USB extension cable, or directly into the Pi? I had some flakiness with mainly my battery powered stuff until I plugged the stick into an extension cable.
I don’t think it’s the signal though since one of the devices that disconnects is in the same room. No more than a meter apart, and another device is just on the other side of a wall.
Is there some other kind of magic happening when you use an extension?
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Do you have it plugged in via a USB extension cable, or directly into the Pi? I had some flakiness with mainly my battery powered stuff until I plugged the stick into an extension cable.
It’s directly connected to the pi.
I don’t think it’s the signal though since one of the devices that disconnects is in the same room. No more than a meter apart, and another device is just on the other side of a wall.
Is there some other kind of magic happening when you use an extension?