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How to integrate multiple gang switches with ESP32-C6 Arduino Zigbee_On_Off_Switch? #10867

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How to integrate multiple gang switches with ESP32-C6 Arduino Zigbee_On_Off_Switch? #10867

luxert opened this issue Jan 16, 2025 · 4 comments
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Area: Zigbee Issues and Feature Request about Zigbee Type: For reference Common questions & problems Type: Question Only question

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Board

ESP32-C6

Device Description

Dev module

Hardware Configuration

Base setting

Version

v3.1.0

IDE Name

Arduino IDE 2.3.4

Operating System

Windows11

Flash frequency

80Mhz

PSRAM enabled

no

Upload speed

115200

Description

Hello,
I am using the Zigbee_On_Off_Switch example for Arduino with the ESP32-C6 module.

I successfully integrated the wall light switches from Tuya and other manufacturers, and the switch On/Off works fine. However, the wall light switch I have is a 3-gang switch.
The first switch works well with Zigbee_On_Off_Switch, but how should I get the second and third switches to work?

I am new to Zigbee and am having difficulty understanding how to set it up.

Sketch

#ifndef ZIGBEE_MODE_ZCZR
#error "Zigbee coordinator mode is not selected in Tools->Zigbee mode"
#endif

#include "Zigbee.h"

/* Zigbee switch configuration */
#define SWITCH_ENDPOINT_NUMBER 5
uint8_t buttonPin = BOOT_PIN;

ZigbeeSwitch zbSwitch = ZigbeeSwitch(SWITCH_ENDPOINT_NUMBER);

int buttonState;  
int lastButtonState = LOW;
unsigned long lastDebounceTime = 0;  // the last time the output pin was toggled
unsigned long debounceDelay = 50;    // the debounce time; increase if the output flickers


/********************* Arduino functions **************************/
void setup() {
  Serial.begin(115200);

  //Init button switch
  pinMode(buttonPin, INPUT_PULLUP);

  //Optional: set Zigbee device name and model
  zbSwitch.setManufacturerAndModel("SPACETALK", "ZigbeeWALLSwitch");

  //Optional to allow multiple light to bind to the switch
  zbSwitch.allowMultipleBinding(false);

  //Add endpoint to Zigbee Core
  Serial.println("Adding ZigbeeSwitch endpoint to Zigbee Core");
  Zigbee.addEndpoint(&zbSwitch);

  //Open network for 180 seconds after boot
  Zigbee.setRebootOpenNetwork(180);


  // When all EPs are registered, start Zigbee with ZIGBEE_COORDINATOR mode
  if (!Zigbee.begin(ZIGBEE_COORDINATOR)) {
    Serial.println("Zigbee failed to start!");
    Serial.println("Rebooting...");
    ESP.restart();
  }

  Serial.println("Waiting for Light to bound to the switch");
  //Wait for switch to bound to a light:
  while (!zbSwitch.bound()) {
    Serial.printf(".");
    delay(500);
  }
  Serial.println();

  // Optional: List all bound devices and read manufacturer and model name
  std::list<zb_device_params_t *> boundLights = zbSwitch.getBoundDevices();
  for (const auto &device : boundLights) {
    Serial.printf("Device on endpoint %d, short address: 0x%x\r\n", device->endpoint, device->short_addr);
    Serial.printf(
      "IEEE Address: %02X:%02X:%02X:%02X:%02X:%02X:%02X:%02X\r\n", device->ieee_addr[7], device->ieee_addr[6], device->ieee_addr[5], device->ieee_addr[4],
      device->ieee_addr[3], device->ieee_addr[2], device->ieee_addr[1], device->ieee_addr[0]
    );
    char *manufacturer = zbSwitch.readManufacturer(device->endpoint, device->short_addr, device->ieee_addr);
    char *model = zbSwitch.readModel(device->endpoint, device->short_addr, device->ieee_addr);
    if (manufacturer != nullptr) {
      Serial.printf("Light manufacturer: %s\r\n", manufacturer);
    }
    if (model != nullptr) {
      Serial.printf("Light model: %s\r\n", model);
    }
  }
  Serial.println("   ----  END SETUP  ----");
  
}

void loop() {

  int reading = digitalRead(buttonPin);
  if (reading != lastButtonState) {
    // reset the debouncing timer
    lastDebounceTime = millis();
  }
  if ((millis() - lastDebounceTime) > debounceDelay) {

    if (reading != buttonState) {
      buttonState = reading;

      // only toggle the LED if the new button state is HIGH
      if (buttonState == HIGH) {
        // Toggle light
        Serial.println("  --> BTN Input : Light Toggle");
        zbSwitch.lightToggle();
      }
    }
  }
  lastButtonState = reading;

  if (Serial.available()) {
    String command = Serial.readStringUntil('\n');
    
    Serial.print("  SIG IN : ");
    Serial.println(command);

    if (command == "on") {
      Serial.println("  --> SIG Input : Light ON");
      zbSwitch.lightOn();
    } else if (command == "off") {
      Serial.println("  --> SIG Input : Light OFF");
      zbSwitch.lightOff();
    } else if (command == "freset") {
      Serial.println("  --> SIG Input : Factory Reset!");
      delay(1500);
      Zigbee.factoryReset();
    }
  }

  static uint32_t last_print = 0;
  if (millis() - last_print > 30000) {
    last_print = millis();
    zbSwitch.printBoundDevices(Serial);
  }
}

Debug Message

18:54:18.029 -> Adding ZigbeeSwitch endpoint to Zigbee Core
18:54:18.029 -> [   509][D][ZigbeeCore.cpp:84] addEndpoint(): Endpoint: 5, Device ID: 0x0000
18:54:18.029 -> [   520][D][ZigbeeCore.cpp:123] zigbeeInit(): Initialize Zigbee stack
18:54:18.106 -> [   612][D][ZigbeeCore.cpp:130] zigbeeInit(): Register all Zigbee EPs in list
18:54:18.143 -> [   620][I][ZigbeeCore.cpp:138] zigbeeInit(): List of registered Zigbee EPs:
18:54:18.143 -> [   626][I][ZigbeeCore.cpp:140] zigbeeInit(): Device type: General On/Off switch, Endpoint: 5, Device ID: 0x0000
18:54:18.143 -> [   643][V][ZigbeeCore.cpp:352] esp_zb_app_signal_handler(): ZDO signal: ZDO Config Ready (0x17), status: ESP_FAIL
18:54:18.143 -> [   653][I][ZigbeeCore.cpp:219] esp_zb_app_signal_handler(): Zigbee stack initialized
18:54:18.179 -> [   667][I][ZigbeeCore.cpp:341] esp_zb_app_signal_handler(): Network(0xca17) closed, devices joining not allowed.
18:54:18.179 -> [   678][I][ZigbeeCore.cpp:225] esp_zb_app_signal_handler(): Device started up in non factory-reset mode
18:54:18.179 -> [   688][I][ZigbeeCore.cpp:238] esp_zb_app_signal_handler(): Device rebooted
18:54:18.212 -> [   695][I][ZigbeeCore.cpp:242] esp_zb_app_signal_handler(): Opening network for joining for 180 seconds
18:54:18.212 -> [   704][D][ZigbeeCore.cpp:479] searchBindings(): Requesting binding table for address 0x0000
18:54:18.212 -> [   713][D][ZigbeeCore.cpp:419] bindingTableCb(): Binding table callback for address 0x0000 with status 0
18:54:18.247 -> [   723][D][ZigbeeCore.cpp:422] bindingTableCb(): Binding table info: total 1, index 0, count 1
18:54:18.247 -> [   731][D][ZigbeeCore.cpp:432] bindingTableCb(): Binding table record: src_endp 5, dst_endp 1, cluster_id 0x0006, dst_addr_mode 3
18:54:18.247 -> [   743][D][ZigbeeCore.cpp:449] bindingTableCb(): Device bound to EP 5 -> device endpoint: 1, short addr: 0x0000, ieee addr: DC:8E:95:FF:FE:E1:18:D2
18:54:18.247 -> [   756][D][ZigbeeCore.cpp:470] bindingTableCb(): Filling bounded devices finished
18:54:18.289 -> Waiting for Light to bound to the switch
18:54:18.289 -> 
18:54:18.289 -> Device on endpoint 1, short address: 0x0
18:54:18.289 -> IEEE Address: DC:8E:95:FF:FE:E1:18:D2
18:54:18.335 -> [   810][I][ZigbeeCore.cpp:339] esp_zb_app_signal_handler(): Network(0xca17) is open for 180 seconds
18:54:18.368 -> [   869][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:82] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: from address(0x2dd8) src endpoint(1) to dst endpoint(5) cluster(0x0)
18:54:18.413 -> [   883][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:91] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: status(0), cluster(0x0), attribute(0x4), type(0x42), value(9)
18:54:18.413 -> [   897][I][ZigbeeEP.cpp:218] zbReadBasicCluster(): Peer Manufacturer is "DAWON_DNS"
18:54:18.492 -> [   974][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:82] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: from address(0x2dd8) src endpoint(1) to dst endpoint(5) cluster(0x0)
18:54:18.492 -> [   988][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:91] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: status(0), cluster(0x0), attribute(0x5), type(0x42), value(10)
18:54:18.523 -> [  1002][I][ZigbeeEP.cpp:227] zbReadBasicCluster(): Peer Model is "PM-S350-ZB"
18:54:18.523 -> Light manufacturer: DAWON_DNS
18:54:18.523 -> Light model: PM-S350-ZB
18:54:18.523 ->    ----  END SETUP  ----
18:54:18.523 -> =========== After Setup Start ============
18:54:18.523 -> INTERNAL Memory Info:
18:54:18.523 -> ------------------------------------------
18:54:18.523 ->   Total Size        :   448396 B ( 437.9 KB)
18:54:18.557 ->   Free Bytes        :   381212 B ( 372.3 KB)
18:54:18.557 ->   Allocated Bytes   :    59032 B (  57.6 KB)
18:54:18.557 ->   Minimum Free Bytes:   381184 B ( 372.2 KB)
18:54:18.557 ->   Largest Free Block:   352244 B ( 344.0 KB)
18:54:18.557 -> ------------------------------------------
18:54:18.557 -> GPIO Info:
18:54:18.557 -> ------------------------------------------
18:54:18.557 ->   GPIO : BUS_TYPE[bus/unit][chan]
18:54:18.557 ->   --------------------------------------  
18:54:18.557 ->      9 : GPIO
18:54:18.557 ->     16 : UART_TX[0]
18:54:18.599 ->     17 : UART_RX[0]
18:54:18.599 -> ============ After Setup End =============
18:54:18.689 ->   --> BTN Input : Light Toggle
18:54:18.689 -> [  1149][V][ZigbeeSwitch.cpp:72] lightToggle(): Sending 'light toggle' command
18:54:18.721 -> [  1217][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:134] zb_cmd_default_resp_handler(): Received default response: from address(0x2dd8), src_endpoint(1) to dst_endpoint(5), cluster(0x6) with status 0x81
18:54:40.404 ->   SIG IN : on
18:54:40.404 ->   --> SIG Input : Light ON
18:54:40.404 -> [ 22905][V][ZigbeeSwitch.cpp:140] lightOn(): Sending 'light on' command
18:54:40.481 -> [ 22976][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:134] zb_cmd_default_resp_handler(): Received default response: from address(0x2dd8), src_endpoint(1) to dst_endpoint(5), cluster(0x6) with status 0x0
18:54:42.246 ->   SIG IN : off
18:54:42.246 ->   --> SIG Input : Light OFF
18:54:42.246 -> [ 24717][V][ZigbeeSwitch.cpp:208] lightOff(): Sending 'light off' command
18:54:42.283 -> [ 24789][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:134] zb_cmd_default_resp_handler(): Received default response: from address(0x2dd8), src_endpoint(1) to dst_endpoint(5), cluster(0x6) with status 0x0

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Hi @luxert, I have been playing with this today and for now without any changes needed to the Zigbee library you can use approach of single Switch endpoint (Coordinator) + multiple light connected to it (end devices).

You just need to set the zbSwitch.allowMultipleBinding to true.

  //Optional to allow multiple light to bind to the switch
  zbSwitch.allowMultipleBinding(true);

After that all the lights can connect and will be bound to the switch.
To control the light/s you can do following:

Use any of the control function lightToggle, lightOn or lightOff. I will do an example for the lightToggle:
To control all light at once, use:

  void lightToggle();

To control lights individually, you need to specify the endpoint, short_addr or endpoint, ieee_addr:

  void lightToggle(uint8_t endpoint, uint16_t short_addr);
  void lightToggle(uint8_t endpoint, esp_zb_ieee_addr_t ieee_addr);

You can get the endpoints and addresses from the list of bound devices, which you can get by calling getBoundDevices() as its done in the example at the end of setup() after // Optional: List all bound devices and read manufacturer and model name.

Let me know if you need any help.

I have also in progress the 2nd approach of having multiple Switch endpoints where each switch endpoint can have 1 light bounded. This approach needs changes in the Zigbee library and is in progress.

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luxert commented Jan 20, 2025 •
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Thank you very much for the detailed answer. @P-R-O-C-H-Y

I registered two wall light switches using zbSwitch.allowMultipleBinding(true) and successfully controlled the switches individually through the endpoint and Short_addr.

I have a few more questions:

After registering the device, the Short_Addr is displayed correctly in getBoundDevices(). However, after rebooting the ESP32-C6, the Short_Addr is displayed as 0x0. While the display shows 0x0, I can still control the device individually with the previously recorded short_addr. (When a signal is sent, the response shows the correct Short_addr). Is this a bug?

`----Register First
09:44:06.922 -> Device on endpoint 1, short address: 0xd301
09:44:06.922 -> IEEE Address: DC:8E:95:FF:FE:E1:18:D2
09:44:06.956 -> [136700][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:82] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: from address(0xd301) src endpoint(1) to dst endpoint(5) cluster(0x0)
09:44:06.999 -> [136714][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:91] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: status(0), cluster(0x0), attribute(0x4), type(0x42), value(9)
09:44:06.999 -> [136728][I][ZigbeeEP.cpp:218] zbReadBasicCluster(): Peer Manufacturer is "DAWON_DNS"
09:44:07.078 -> [136804][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:82] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: from address(0xd301) src endpoint(1) to dst endpoint(5) cluster(0x0)
09:44:07.078 -> [136819][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:91] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: status(0), cluster(0x0), attribute(0x5), type(0x42), value(10)
09:44:07.121 -> [136832][I][ZigbeeEP.cpp:227] zbReadBasicCluster(): Peer Model is "PM-S350-ZB"
09:44:07.121 -> Light manufacturer: DAWON_DNS
09:44:07.121 -> Light model: PM-S350-ZB

09:44:07.121 -> Device on endpoint 1, short address: 0x9a5f
09:44:07.121 -> IEEE Address: 00:15:8D:00:8B:0C:01:B3
09:44:07.153 -> [136876][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:82] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: from address(0x9a5f) src endpoint(1) to dst endpoint(5) cluster(0x0)
09:44:07.153 -> [136891][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:91] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: status(0), cluster(0x0), attribute(0x4), type(0x42), value(11)
09:44:07.199 -> [136904][I][ZigbeeEP.cpp:218] zbReadBasicCluster(): Peer Manufacturer is "ShinaSystem"
09:44:07.233 -> [136948][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:82] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: from address(0x9a5f) src endpoint(1) to dst endpoint(5) cluster(0x0)
09:44:07.233 -> [136962][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:91] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: status(0), cluster(0x0), attribute(0x5), type(0x42), value(8)
09:44:07.233 -> [136976][I][ZigbeeEP.cpp:227] zbReadBasicCluster(): Peer Model is "SBM300Z3"
09:44:07.276 -> Light manufacturer: ShinaSystem
09:44:07.276 -> Light model: SBM300Z3

----After Reboot
09:48:21.356 -> Device on endpoint 1, short address: 0x0
09:48:21.356 -> IEEE Address: DC:8E:95:FF:FE:E1:18:D2
09:48:21.387 -> [ 15460][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:82] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: from address(0xd301) src endpoint(1) to dst endpoint(5) cluster(0x0)
09:48:21.433 -> [ 15474][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:91] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: status(0), cluster(0x0), attribute(0x4), type(0x42), value(9)
09:48:21.433 -> [ 15488][I][ZigbeeEP.cpp:218] zbReadBasicCluster(): Peer Manufacturer is "DAWON_DNS"
09:48:21.513 -> [ 15564][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:82] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: from address(0xd301) src endpoint(1) to dst endpoint(5) cluster(0x0)
09:48:21.513 -> [ 15578][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:91] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: status(0), cluster(0x0), attribute(0x5), type(0x42), value(10)
09:48:21.556 -> [ 15592][I][ZigbeeEP.cpp:227] zbReadBasicCluster(): Peer Model is "PM-S350-ZB"
09:48:21.556 -> Light manufacturer: DAWON_DNS
09:48:21.556 -> Light model: PM-S350-ZB

09:48:21.556 -> Device on endpoint 1, short address: 0x0
09:48:21.556 -> IEEE Address: 00:15:8D:00:8B:0C:01:B3
09:48:21.589 -> [ 15634][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:82] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: from address(0x9a5f) src endpoint(1) to dst endpoint(5) cluster(0x0)
09:48:21.589 -> [ 15648][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:91] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: status(0), cluster(0x0), attribute(0x4), type(0x42), value(11)
09:48:21.589 -> [ 15662][I][ZigbeeEP.cpp:218] zbReadBasicCluster(): Peer Manufacturer is "ShinaSystem"
09:48:21.621 -> [ 15688][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:82] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: from address(0x9a5f) src endpoint(1) to dst endpoint(5) cluster(0x0)
09:48:21.664 -> [ 15702][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:91] zb_cmd_read_attr_resp_handler(): Read attribute response: status(0), cluster(0x0), attribute(0x5), type(0x42), value(8)
09:48:21.664 -> [ 15716][I][ZigbeeEP.cpp:227] zbReadBasicCluster(): Peer Model is "SBM300Z3"
09:48:21.664 -> Light manufacturer: ShinaSystem
09:48:21.664 -> Light model: SBM300Z3`

I connected two wall light switches for testing. Can I unpair only one of the connected devices using its Short_addr and IEEE addr, etc.? In other words, can I unpair a specific device using Short_addr, etc.? Currently, I am performing a factory reset to unpair all devices and then registering them individually again.

Can I check the state of the wall light switch? I can use LightOn() and LightOff() to turn the switches on and off. However, I would like to know the state when the user turns the wall light switch on or off manually. I believe the off-the-shelf product might provide a response, but nothing is reported in the handler. I’m wondering if there is a way to know the state, either via an event or polling.

Can I check the connection status of the wall light switch? I turned off the power of one of the two connected wall light switches. When calling LightOn(), the following happens:

[1005698][V][ZigbeeCore.cpp:352] esp_zb_app_signal_handler(): ZDO signal: NLME Status Indication (0x32), status: ESP_OK 10:32:29.929 -> [1014712][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:134] zb_cmd_default_resp_handler(): Received default response: from address(0x9a5f), src_endpoint(1) to dst_endpoint(5), cluster(0x6) with status 0x0

The switch that is still on works normally and the response appears, while the switch that is off shows the NLME Status. I’m wondering if I can detect the device's connection status (e.g., Connected, Joined, or Disconnected) or any state without sending a control signal.

Do you have an estimate of when support for Tuya-style 3Gang wall light switches, such as Top_Button, Center_Button, and Bottom_Button, will be available?

Can the current control state not be feedback in the Zigbee_On_Off_Switch.ino through the zb_cmd_default_resp_handler()?

Once again, I am very, very, very grateful for your help!

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You are welcome, I am glad that worked well for you @luxert.

After registering the device, the Short_Addr is displayed correctly in getBoundDevices(). However, after rebooting the ESP32-C6, the Short_Addr is displayed as 0x0. While the display shows 0x0, I can still control the device individually with the previously recorded short_addr. (When a signal is sent, the response shows the correct Short_addr). Is this a bug?

Thing is that only the ieee address + endpoint is stored in the binding table, which is recalled when you reset(reboot) the device. The devices still have the same short addresses, so you can use that to control it. It's not bug tho.

I connected two wall light switches for testing. Can I unpair only one of the connected devices using its Short_addr and IEEE addr, etc.? In other words, can I unpair a specific device using Short_addr, etc.? Currently, I am performing a factory reset to unpair all devices and then registering them individually again.

Currently no, but I will take a look and add API to do this. It should be possible for sure. Good feature request there.

Can I check the state of the wall light switch? I can use LightOn() and LightOff() to turn the switches on and off. However, I would like to know the state when the user turns the wall light switch on or off manually. I believe the off-the-shelf product might provide a response, but nothing is reported in the handler. I’m wondering if there is a way to know the state, either via an event or polling.

I was not testing that, as I most of time use HomeAssistant which does this exact thing. I will take a look on the correct approach.
It will be just about reading the state of the on/off attribute.

Can I check the connection status of the wall light switch? I turned off the power of one of the two connected wall light switches.

Not sure, as the device did not leave the network, it's just offline. I can take a look on this also.

Do you have an estimate of when support for Tuya-style 3Gang wall light switches, such as Top_Button, Center_Button, and Bottom_Button, will be available?

Can you please provide more info about this? I was assuming you are now doing exactly this, so there is not much needed to add some kind of support for this.

Can the current control state not be feedback in the Zigbee_On_Off_Switch.ino through the zb_cmd_default_resp_handler()?

I will take a look :)

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luxert commented Jan 20, 2025

Question 5. Test..

For Tuya-style multi-gang light switches, I tested by changing the Endpoint to 1, 2, and 3 using zbSwitch.lightOn(Endpoint, Short_addr), and both the second and third buttons worked properly.

if (command == "on11") {
      Serial.println("  --> SIG Input : Light ON");
      zbSwitch.lightOn(1, 0x59d1);
    }else if (command == "on12") {
      Serial.println("  --> SIG Input : Light ON");
      zbSwitch.lightOn(2, 0x59d1);
    }
18:14:31.868 ->   SIG IN : on11
18:14:31.868 ->   --> SIG Input : Light ON
18:14:31.868 -> [1046601][V][ZigbeeSwitch.cpp:173] lightOn(): Sending 'light on' command to endpoint 1, address 0x59d1
18:14:31.913 -> [1046639][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:134] zb_cmd_default_resp_handler(): Received default response: from address(0x59d1), src_endpoint(1) to dst_endpoint(5), cluster(0x6) with status 0x0
18:14:34.211 ->   SIG IN : on12
18:14:34.212 ->   --> SIG Input : Light ON
18:14:34.212 -> [1048969][V][ZigbeeSwitch.cpp:173] lightOn(): Sending 'light on' command to endpoint 2, address 0x59d1
18:14:34.245 -> [1049002][V][ZigbeeHandlers.cpp:134] zb_cmd_default_resp_handler(): Received default response: from address(0x59d1), src_endpoint(2) to dst_endpoint(5), cluster(0x6) with status 0x0

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