I bought some devices from Livolo with Zigbee and thought I could connect them when creating an app but I currently got stuck because the devices seem to have locked network id’s and channel not sure if the channel would be a problem for the homey. But someone know how or where I would have to specify the network id in the driver?
Example from zigbee mqtt:
If it’s already a challenge for zigbee2mqtt, it won’t (ever) work on a Homey I’m afraid.
The settable channels are 11 to 21 on a Pro19
Not sure if ch. 26 is possible @ Pro 23.
It’s also the first time I’ve seen something like this:
My advise: return these devices if you still can.
The thing is this is the only zigbee noise sensor I could find and creating something with a arduino didnt give the right results
These devices are designed to only work with Livolo’s own gateway.
As @Peter_Kawa already stated, you can’t make these work with Homey at all, and probably never will. Even with a much better and more elaborate Zigbee implementation as offered by zigbee2mqtt it’s a PITA to get them working and it doesn’t even work with all Zigbee dongles.
What sound(s) do you like to detect? Or is it just for dB measurements?
This seems pretty advanced (and pretty expensive to me), not zigbee probably:
Minut Homey app
https://www.minut.com/pricing
Want to measure decibels indeed saw the minute option but its a bit much for just two sensors. I would prefer zigbee or matter but if there is a good wifi option I could connect to homey it would be fine too.
Esphome is a option but its a bit hard to find a good sensor and calibrate it(tried a couple of sensors). Also I dont like the hard coded wifi password on the arduino
I see. Yeah Minute would be overkill.
Dunno if you’ve seen this below already.
You can use an ESP32 & ESPhome app;
They claim this specific i2c sensor to be pre-calibrated
Thank you will try this sensor. Didn’t find that one yet
Well, I ordered one yesterday! I can use a good dB sensor…
But it can take up to 25 days for it to arrive from India by mail 
