I'm now using the RPI CASE ALU07F case which even yields better cooling results. I created a small service in C which works much better than the original Python script and uses less CPU resources: They run to 65°C and throttle back to 1200MHz (from 1400 MHz). Introduction¶. By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and I have really struggled the last day to get an 11 node network stable on my Pi 4 using a ConBee stick and deCONZ .66. That did not go well. Well .. there was a small time window until the deconz service started. For now, I changed the service parameters to set the lower bound to 50°C instead of 55°C, so it keeps running all the time. The deCONZ application is a tool to configure, control and monitor Zigbee networks with the ConBee. (I still have this backupfile and the database produced should anyone be interested). The (multi-coloured) LED seems to be controlled through I2C over GPIO 2 and 3. I can control and read the fan manually using pigpio and by writing to/reading from /sys/class/gpio/gpio18/value (after exporting the gpio and setting its direction to out). The Pi 4B doesn't like that: it rises to 85°C, throttling back to 750 to 1000 MHz (from 1500 MHz). We have some new troubleshooting notes online, but looks like you already checked most of the steps: https://phoscon.de/en/support#conbee2-connection-issues. Absolutely, but I'll need more testing to investigate and get a complete image of the issue. I picked up on the tip using an USB extension cord and used that (1.5m) for the ConBee. CPU temperature rose to 76°C (no throttling as that only kicks in at 80°C on the Pi 4B). SoC: Broadcom BCM2711B0 quad-core A72 (ARMv8-A) 64-bit @ 1.5GHz GPU: Broadcom VideoCore VI Networking: 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz 802.11b/g/n/ac wireless LAN RAM: 1GB, 2GB, or 4GB LPDDR4 SDRAM Bluetooth: Bluetooth 5.0, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) GPIO: 40-pin GPIO header, populated Storage: microSD Ports: 2 × micro-HDMI 2.0, 3.5 mm analogue audio-video jack, 2 × USB 2.0, … After connecting the ConBee with a powered USB2 HUB, network has been 100% stable. Tried both in Raspian (where I managed to update the firmware) and in Hass.io. It's quite a challenging task since we do a complete rewrite of the old bootloader, in order to be able to test it properly and be sure that all known problems are addressed. I'm using a Raspbee on it with the latest update 0x26330500 installed. For the example, I’ll use my test script which is in the Desktop folder, so /home/pi/Desktop/test.sh.. You need to change this line with the script or program you want to run See https://github.com/gadgetoid/Pinout.xyz#contributing. 13:37:30:194 0x00158D0000AFF2BA error APSDE-DATA.confirm: 0xA7 on task. You could still install a HAT on top of the Fan SHIM, but you'd need a booster header to raise the HAT above the fan. Is there any update regarding the USB problem? step (1) of the installation guide https://phoscon.de/en/raspbee/install#raspbian :-) After the installation deCONZ can be started via the application menu. I use very often usb3 hard drives and my laptop is only connected via wifi and I never noticed issues with my signal. After applying WD40 contact spray to the fan mechanism, they run smoothly again, and I haven't seen any stalls (yet... knock on wood). With a 1.5m USB extension it lastet a few hours. No USB3 or any other USB devices plugged in. Is there any issue on running RaspBee on ttyS0 rather than ttyAMA0? My Pi4 also recognises the Raspbee on ttyS0, shows firmware connected etc but won't detect anything. The bad thing tho was that the fan sometimes started spinning after reboot and sometimes not. The following sections describe the installation steps of deCONZ for various platforms. Have a question about this project? Indeed. I have tried running the RaspBee using the Hass.io add-in on a Pi 4, without success. I do have an bootable USB stick that starts my Raspbian Buster instance but I have tried plugging it into USB3 and USB2 slots without any better results. The two lamps always worked fine and it never lost connection. I get constant 70-80MB/s over smb (=big files). It's most likely not a power issue on my side. deCONZ should show that /dev/ttyS0 is used when the interface is configured correctly. The SoC and the USB2/3+Eth metallic shielding is very hot to the touch. Basically because my ConBee (Raspberry Pi 3 B) setup has started to crash from time to time and I am not able to find out why. The Fan SHIM installs "over" the GPIO pins: it contains holes through which pins 1-12 pierce. Unfortunately, they don't list the RaspBee. Will report back with how it goes. Plugged in 3 days ago and everything is fine since that time. Not sure about the power adapter, when I visit Kjells Raspberry Pi 4 page they suggest: Para eso precisamente necesitas los emuladores. Now the thing is that with these changes I actually have to use it over AMA instead of S0 so there's a possibility that the USB wasn't at fault yet. no. Zigbee network still OK with ConBee on the powered HUB. Successfully merging a pull request may close this issue. A parte del hardware, también necesitas un software para poder ejecutar los videojuegos retro en tu Raspberry Pi, ya que muchos de esos juegos clásicos fueron creados para plataformas y máquinas muy diferentes a la arquitectura de la Pi. The logs don't help much too with many of the lines just repeating that sending has been delayed. El Raspberry Pi 4 (Model B) se lanzó en mayo de 2020 y dispone de una CPU de 1,5 GHz , ofrece conexión HDMI para dos pantallas 4K e incluyen conexión wifi y Bluetooth (5.0). Regarding running Raspbee and BT simultaneously: My Pi Zero W handles it very well so I'd assume it's no different on the Pi 4... Any experiences yet with interference caused by USB 3.0 devices? I found the pin layout on https://pinout.xyz/pinout/fan_shim. The RaspBee worked fine for me (even while an USB3 device was plugged!) Since this looked like a stability issue and the Pi 4 is running very hot, I pulled out a powered USB2 HUB and attached the ConBee to that. Las raspberry pi al principio pintan tremendas para centro multimedia y emus, pero cualquier cosa que no pueda decodificar por hardware (y hasta la 3b+/4, casi todas), muere haciéndolo por software. but I was totally unable to control the FAN Shim. Update WiringPi (only needed for Raspberry Pi 4B) cd /tmp wget https://project-downloads.drogon.net/wiringpi-latest.deb sudo dpkg -i wiringpi-latest.deb; After the installation deCONZ can be started via the application menu. @manup, any thoughts on this? https://www.tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-4-firmware-update-tested,39791.html, https://www.kjell.com/se/produkter/dator-natverk/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-usb-c-natadapter-3-a-p88081, https://hackaday.com/2019/07/16/exploring-the-raspberry-pi-4-usb-c-issue-in-depth/, https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2019/raspberry-pi-4-needs-fan-heres-why-and-how-you-can-add-one, Cirtical: ConBee 2 on Raspberry Pi 4: "not in network" - caused by any other USB device plugged to the Raspberry, https://github.com/gadgetoid/Pinout.xyz#contributing, https://phoscon.de/en/raspbee/install#connection, https://phoscon.de/en/raspbee/install#docker, https://github.com/flobernd/raspi-fanshim/blob/master/examples/FanshimService.c, https://phoscon.de/en/raspbee/install#raspbian, Problème Timeout / Inclusion suite passage en SSD, ConBee II not discovering anything on raspberry Pi 4B, raspbee and usb3 as in my case works without issues because of the distance, conbee via usb3 in vertical line in combination with other usb3 devices is not a good idea, but it could work, conbee via usb2 in horizontal line in combination with other usb3 devices should work. TimeMachine backups over smb is also too slow 10-30MB. Update WiringPi (only needed for Raspberry Pi 4B). Anyone managed to get the raspbee working on a Raspberry Pi 4??? Ok, nothing to loose, I looked for an old USB hub and lucky me, I found an old, powerd, usb2.0 hub in my "electric waste". →. @manup The fan starts running as soon the Pi powers on. Small update: The new bootloader and firmware is still cooking. With this configuration deCONZ runs in a Docker container on port 80. Raspberry Pi 4 specs. In this first part, I’ll go directly to the main point: how to start any script or program on boot. The usage of USB extension cable to bring some distance between the USB devices and the radio often helps a lot. Since this looked like a stability issue and the Pi 4 is running very hot, I pulled out a powered USB2 HUB and attached the ConBee to that. The RaspBee worked fine for me (even while an USB3 device was plugged!) enjoy your rpi4. Una solución que permitirá trabajar en sistemas embebidos de todo tipo y aplicarlo a desarrollos de todo tipo. The REST-API allows third party applications easy monitoring and control of a Zigbee network from local or remote operating clients. Yup, like others I'm tearing my hairs out making the whole thing work on my Pi 4. Note updating on Raspberry Pi 4 requires an extra step as described in #1762. The RaspBee must be placed on the Raspberry Pi header as follows: Important: The RaspBee must not be placed in an offset position, as this will damage the module! It feels like the range is drastically limited, so much that it loses any connection to other Zigbee devices. but I was totally unable to control the FAN Shim. See https://github.com/gadgetoid/Pinout.xyz#contributing. I find too that sometimes it doesn't feel like starting, also when using the service written in Python. I can't provide a strict ETA yet, but I hope that it's a matter of weeks for an early release. I'm going to test it out some more but one thing I can say is that it has nothing to do with the issue at hand (Pi 4) so I'm not going to further clutter this here. Unfortunately, they don't list the RaspBee. →, Would you like the serial port hardware to be enabled? Happy now :-). This documentation describes the deCONZ REST-API, which is provided by the deCONZ REST-API Plugin on Github that runs a lightweight HTTP server within the deCONZ application on the Raspberry Pi.. I tried resetting the gateway but this did not work and was still unable to find any Zigbee devices. But for example the "Wohnzimmer Haupt" is only 2m apart from the router and it still tends to lose connection (it's sadly the best responding one). Featuring a quad-core 64-bit processor, 4GB of RAM, wireless networking, dual-display output, and 4K video playback, as well as a 40-pin GPIO header, it's the most powerful and easy-to-use Raspberry Pi computer yet. I love it! In constrast to application firmware updates, updating the bootloader itself is usually very dangerous since that could brick the device, we therefore currently figuring out code which could self-heal a broken update. OK, installed deCONZ (using a ConBee II) and homebridge on the Pi 4B and moved it to the closet with my other Raspberries, macMini server, and some other network stuff. Note: Changes to access rights only become active after a restart. https://github.com/flobernd/raspi-fanshim/blob/master/examples/FanshimService.c. I've been trying to get Raspbee working on my raspberry pi 4 for the past 2 days now, scouring every possible forum and search result from google, but to no avail. https://www.kjell.com/se/produkter/dator-natverk/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-usb-c-natadapter-3-a-p88081, The reason I'm bringing this up is that Raspberry Pi 4 seems to have big issues with many USB-C adapters due a technical design flaw. Unfortunately I've tried that but doesn't seem to work either. Below is my setup: I had too concerns on this. Raspberry Pi Zero W vehículo dashcam Si estás buscando para una cámara para tu coche con todas las funciones, equipado con grabación automática, detección de movimiento y más, usted puede estar interesado en una construcción de dsahcam DIY creado por la técnica Wizardry. First was in my eagerness waiting for my Pi 4 (4Gb) to arrive in the mail I build my network on a Windows PC a few days before it arrived and created a backup. I’m waiting for the 4GB model to become available, so haven’t tried yet myself. After several reboot attempts with network coming and going I was finally unable to log in, and ended up deleting the whole database (.local/share/dresden-elektronik/deCONZ/zll.db )and started afresh. I NFS-mounted (my fork of) the deCONZ REST API plugin package, that I keep on my MacBook Pro (same setup as my Pi 3B+ dev/test machine). Do you have the latest RaspBee firmware version 0x26330500 installed? I've been using a 5m USB extension cable between a RaspBerry Pi 3B and a (v1) ConBee for ZShark sniffing without any issues. With the door open, the ambient temperature drops to slightly above 30°C and the Pi 4 stays just under 80°C and the Pi 3B+ just under 60°C. The power brick itself does not run hot, so it seems to cope with the load. I don’t expect noticeable differences in production: my 3B+ handles deCONZ (gui), two homebridge instances and opentherm monitor well, at less than 50% CPU load. You can check by taking the shim out and blowing air through the fan's blades: it stops rather abruptly. Por defecto, las Raspberry Pi arrancan el sistema operativo únicamente desde la tarjeta micro SD, la cual tiene un ancho de banda máximo teórico de apenas 50 Mbps en la Raspberry Pi 4 y de 25 Mbps en modelos anteriores. Got mine yesterday ;-). Haven't tried the shim and RaspBee on the Pi 4B, though. After my Pi 4 arrived, I installed Raspbian using NOOBS and installed deCONZ 2.0.5.66 from here and restored the backup. All nodes unreachable. To run deCONZ in a Docker container, we recommend the Docker image marthoc/deconz, which is maintained by the community. I would expect better VNC performance and faster compilation of the REST API plugin. That sounds concerning, do you use the official Raspberry Pi USB-C power adapter? I'll check out if there's any difference if I go with SD card only. Eth connected to a Gbit switch. I would still love to use the ConBee II on my Rasbperry 4 without the USB extension cable. sudo apt install deconz; Update WiringPi (only needed for Raspberry Pi 4B) cd /tmp wget https://project-downloads.drogon.net/wiringpi-latest.deb sudo dpkg -i wiringpi-latest.deb; After the installation deCONZ can be started via the application menu. most often there are other issues. I'm not sure what I'm missing but any help with trying to figure why I cannot get the Raspbee to work out would be greatly appreciated (hoping it's not cause I'm running on teh Raspberry Pi 4). @manup, would it be possible to add it? There’s no buster package for deCONZ yet, but it looks like the stretch package works on buster, see #1633. Raspberry presenta un nuevo sistema de refrigeración por ventilado oficial para reducir la temperatura que alcanza su nueva placa Raspberry Pi 4. Following looks similar: https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2019/raspberry-pi-4-needs-fan-heres-why-and-how-you-can-add-one, I'm currently in vacation can't wait to get my hands on the RPi 4 for testing :). I have a USB3 HUB connected to USB3 with 4 spinner disks attached. La Raspberry Pi Pico no es tanto un microordenador como un microcontrolador. Are you going to address the problem? I guess Pi 3 and 4 handle it differently? I have also tried using 65 and 66 of deConz (Docker installation) but that didn't help much either. @manup, would it be possible to add it? My problems was twofold. I find too that sometimes it doesn't feel like starting, also when using the service written in Python. For the Pi 4 itself, I need to look into some heat-sinks. La fundación Raspberry con el lanzamiento de su última versión al mercado pudo ser demasiado optimista con la potencia de su modelo Pi 4. I did use a booster header, but it should fit fine without. @flobernd, did you use a booster header, or did the RaspBee fit without one? Holy cow, that's twice as fast as on my Pi 3B+. I do have an bootable USB stick that starts my Raspbian Buster instance but I have tried plugging it into USB3 and USB2 slots without any better results. @flobernd, did you use a booster header, or did the RaspBee fit without one? Create directory for persistent configuration. Installed deconz and deconz-dev packages from http://phoscon.de/apt/deconz buster-beta/main armhf (the buster packages seem to be available now). Now the first Zigbee devices can be paired via the Phoscon App. As the RaspBerry is locked away in a closet, I don't care too much for the button nor the LED. Would you like a login shell accessible over serial? Further information can be found in the Phoscon App documentation. Moving back to the Pi 3b, all works correctly. I have tried moving over to the SD card and have nothing plugged in, yet I'm still having issues connecting to lights with logs filling up like this: As a side note: Reachability should be fine as when I click on "Turn Off", all lights get turned off. It either works or it don't. Ah ok, indeed that's the latest firmware for ConBee/RaspBee. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: A related question, with the rpi4 new architecture does the shield conflict with BT? Jury is still out, but 2 hours on it looks fine. Please keep in mind that neither the new bootloader nor application firmware can fix physical constraints caused by USB 3.0 interference, albeit the new firmware will do a much better job to startup and keep being connected, a ConBee near USB 3.0 devices will likely always have a weak signal, so the recommendation of using an USB extension cable remains. USB 3.0 devices may cause really bad interference with 2.4 GHz radios. Te damos 5 ejemplos de los proyectos más interesantes que puedes realizar con la nueva Raspberry Pi 4. After including all nodes again, things looked OK, but not for long. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. with the following at the end of the file (has a blank line at the end): and configured user access rights of the serial interface (raspi-config) as specified here https://phoscon.de/en/raspbee/install#docker. La Raspberry Pi Pico está gobernada por un pequeño SoC que ha sido diseñado por los propios responsables de este proyecto. The deconz gui sees the raspbee, but no other devices. I faced the same issue but with RP3+. Gracias a eso, el número de proyectos que puedes realizar, gracias a sus múltiples posibilidades, ha aumentado de … I read the paper #1598 (comment) and my conclusion is: don't worry. So you can recycle an old USB Type-C for Raspberry Pi 4 and a smartphone power supply (it should be a 15W power supply to provide effective power to the Raspberry Pi 4). If anybody has any ideas what other things to check, please let me know. Cutting PIN18 on the booster is a good idea. I run deconz, pimatic, plexserver, flexget, motioneye, flexget, jdownloader, pihole, timemachine over smb, and nextcloudpi@docker. Finally, the 4GB model is available. But iirc it wasn't possible to run both at the same time before. Turns out, you need to comment out dtoverlay=vc4-fkms-v3d in /boot/config.txt, or the screen resolution will stick to (I think it was) 1280x720. Tune the service to run as a dedicated user and port: # systemctl edit deconz # cat /etc/systemd/system/deconz.service.d/override.conf [Service] User= User=8666 ExecStart= ExecStart=/usr/bin/deCONZ -platform minimal --http-port=8666 # systemctl restart deconz.