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After a successful pair to the coordinator, the module in the on state reports current power values in the cluster genAnalogInput from endpoint 21. When I disconnect the module from the ac power supply and re-power it just after a couple of seconds, the module starts successfully. Responds as expected to on-off packets, but turning it on, doesn't start reporting any power values from the endpoint 21.
What did you expect to happen?
The aqara module (lumi.switch.n0agl1) should report power values as seen after pairing.
How to reproduce it (minimal and precise)
Repair or pair the module to the coordinator, and check if power values change. Disconnect from AC, and after a few seconds, power it back on. The module now won't refresh and/or return any power values.
What happened?
After a successful pair to the coordinator, the module in the on state reports current power values in the cluster
genAnalogInput
from endpoint 21. When I disconnect the module from the ac power supply and re-power it just after a couple of seconds, the module starts successfully. Responds as expected to on-off packets, but turning it on, doesn't start reporting any power values from the endpoint 21.What did you expect to happen?
The aqara module (
lumi.switch.n0agl1
) should report power values as seen after pairing.How to reproduce it (minimal and precise)
Repair or pair the module to the coordinator, and check if power values change. Disconnect from AC, and after a few seconds, power it back on. The module now won't refresh and/or return any power values.
Zigbee2MQTT version
1.27.0-dev commit: 483ff4a
Adapter firmware version
EZSP / 6.10.3.0 build 297
Adapter
ZBDongle-E Zigbee 3.0 USB Dongle Plus
Debug log
First pairing, turning on the relay powering a led light, unscrewing the bulb (to see a power change), screwing it back in, and turning it off.
Pulling the module from ac, and the same procedure as above.
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