zigbee2mqtt device gone crazy

Good evening everyone.

This evening I’m coming back from the weekend and when I return home I have about 10 seconds to disable alarm mode, otherwise the alarm sounds and a red light flashes in my entrance.

I waited a bit too long and to my great surprise… no alarm.

I try to deactivate surveillance mode, I do receive my Telegram notification saying it’s deactivated… but my red light is blinking frantically!
I’m writing to you and it’s been blinking for about 40 minutes…

It blinks even after a reboot of my RPi :sweat_smile:

My Gladys logs are totally flooded with this:

2022-10-23T21:01:40+0200 <warn> handleMqttMessage.js:101 () Zigbee2mqtt device Spot Couleur Entrée, feature color_mode not configured in Gladys.
2022-10-23T21:01:40+0200 <warn> handleMqttMessage.js:101 () Zigbee2mqtt device Spot Couleur Entrée, feature color_mode not configured in Gladys.
2022-10-23T21:01:40+0200 <warn> handleMqttMessage.js:101 () Zigbee2mqtt device Spot Couleur Entrée, feature color_mode not configured in Gladys.
2022-10-23T21:01:41+0200 <warn> handleMqttMessage.js:101 () Zigbee2mqtt device Spot Couleur Entrée, feature color_mode not configured in Gladys.
2022-10-23T21:01:41+0200 <warn> handleMqttMessage.js:101 () Zigbee2mqtt device Spot Couleur Entrée, feature color_mode not configured in Gladys.
2022-10-23T21:01:42+0200 <warn> handleMqttMessage.js:101 () Zigbee2mqtt device Spot Couleur Entrée, feature color_mode not configured in Gladys.

I imagine there’s a link, since it’s the Spot in question that’s blinking!

Here is the scene that’s supposed to make it blink during an intrusion:

Any idea what’s causing the problem?

Hi @guim31 !

Has your scene ever worked correctly?

Are you sure about your conditions in the scene? (Do you mean the scene isn’t executing as it should?)

Yes yes the stage has worked very well so far. The last time it was used and started up was about 10 days ago.

Have you looked at the values of your variables SURVEILLANCE and Intrusion?

I don’t know how I can view them except via the toggles on one of my dashboards. Both were ON, so I deduce 1

Don’t you have a second stage that’s competing?

Ok, so I don’t see what the problem is, the scene works as expected then?

I thought the same thing, because several scenes are « connected » to each other… But I haven’t found anything so far (not much time either)

@pierre-gilles I think I didn’t give enough info to make myself better understood!
Logically when the alarm starts (flashing + audible alarm) I can deactivate it by using a SURVEILLANCE toggle.
But this time, even when SURVEILLANCE was set to 0 the spot kept flashing.

No idea from here, I think there must be a logic problem in your scenes :slight_smile:

Try rereading it with a clear head to see if you can spot why it would do that.

I can suggest adding « logs » to your scenes by sending Telegram messages at each step to see what’s going on and the values of each sensor

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I’ll have to wait before testing, but sending the « logs » via Telegram is a good idea! :+1: Thanks!

I think it’s @lmilcent who does that everywhere, and it’s really not a bad idea!

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Yes, I confirm, it’s very useful for understanding the execution logic and the mistakes we made!

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