The zone activity systen is just there for cases like this.
No flow will break when you happen to remove and add sensors. And you can replace your sensor with an (completely) other one without needing to fix the flows.
Thanks Peter. Re-adding does not help, the device does not come back to life in the app.
Any other tricks I could try before removing and adding the device back?
Good point regarding the zone system though, maybe I should convert my flows to use zones. Iād need to set the window sensors to not be excluded from the zones.
Have you tried to repair the sensor (long press on the device tile ā wheel ā maintenance)?
You must wake up the sensor during the repair process.
You can also try to do the repair process near the Homey.
@Peter_Kawa, interesting how you come from the problem of an empty battery to zone activity. Should he now buy a new sensor every time the battery is empty? The main thing is that the flow doesnāt have to be changed?
(Just kidding)
Btw, there is a script available to repair all the advanced flows if a device must be deleted and re-added:
Yeah it just was an advice to avoid flow fixing every next time thereās a sensor problem
Martijnās āflow fixā script is very neat of course, but I was more thinking in a way to prevent things from breaking down, than having to fix things
What does that mean exactly: Short press and long press the button?
This is what should be the procedure
add a new device
select Hue w/o bridge app
select the right Hue motion sensor
follow zigbee instructions
hit āAddā, āConnectā or whatever itās called, and push the sensorās pair button (or reset buttton as you call it) shortly every other second, repeatedly, until a popup appeared ādevice is already addedā
hit āOKā and restart the Hue w/o bridge app
sensor should now be online again
when this doesnāt work, grab another battery, make sure itās fresh and brand new, and start at 1.) again
and / or put the sensor very close, a cm, to Homey and start at 1.) again
This is an alternative way, not needed when you perform the āAdd new deviceā instructions above.
But, to explain about why you canāt find it in the app anyways, itās not in the app, but itās the sensorās device tile as Dirk explained
There youāll find a āTry to repairā button.
But then youād have to push the actual sensorās pair button as well.
(while battery operated devices are in āsleep modeā when not busy. In that state, Homeyās zigbee pair system canāt reach them).