From looking at other posts regarding zigbee routing I see that people can see the routing in the zigbee tab on developer tools. However I dont seem to have this column in the table. For Z-wave I have it but on zigbee there is no information.
Is there any setting i have to set to get the routing?
Be aware, when it is funcional, it does only show the ālast known routeā. At least on the Pro 2019 it is. Maybe the Pro 2023 gets a more advanced zigbee overview
For the Pro 2019 it is (imho) not very useful to look at the route info.
It helps with certain devices. I was hoping to leave a bug that I had on smartthings behind, but seems aquara sensors and smartthings outlets just dont like each other. If I had seen that the sensor was routed through an outlet it would have helped my fault tracing quite a bit.
This post will soon be a year old and I havenāt seen/discovered this feature being added to Homey Pro 2023. Have I missed something or are we still status quo?
Is there an update yet? Is it possible in the meantime to see the Zigbee routing, the same way as you can see the Z-wave routing with the jumps? Iām troubleshooting a device and need some more facts to troubleshoot. Iām using homey pro (early 2023) V12.8.2
Unless you think that everyone else is running a top secret firmware version that revived this feature regardless of what Athom stated, I think the answer is still ānoā.
Iām testing Homey to see if I will adhere to it and I would like to import my existing ZigBee router to Homey to test it for the 1 month period, since Iām using the Sself Hosted Server.
With āexisting zigbee routerā you mean a zigbee controller (like z2m and such) and all paired zigbee devices?
If true, to my knowledge, thereās no migration / import possible, or any related tool avaliable for Homey Pro models.
However, because you run Homey Self hosted server: this doesnāt have itās own zigbee controller, so itās a matter of connecting the dots.
In case you do have z2m running:
you can add itās zigbee devices to Homey by using the zigbee2mqtt community app, or by using Home Assistant community app (in case you use z2m as H.A. app (app formerly known as add-on)).