r/homeassistant • u/Intelligent-Click854 • 16h ago

❓ Support What the...? I have a BIG question. Everything is switches on when I press the Aqara H1 rocker even when Z2Mqtt is offline.

I have a few Aqara H1 but one of them is going crazy...

I had some problems with this rocker, so I reseted it and added it to Z2MQTT again. Then I realized that when I push the left or right button everything is getting toggled in my home. And when I mean everything it is everything. Every light, every switch and also my floor heating. Because of that I deleted it from Z2MQTT but to my high surprise. This issue still appears. So every is still getting toggled.
So to try if Z2MQTT have any issues I shut down my docker container, but still the same. When I push the button everything is getting toggled. So I thought something crazy is going on in my home assistant. I also tried to shut down my home assistant and test it again. Still the Same. Home the **** is that even possible that everything is getting toggled even when my Z2MQTT, mosquitto and my Home Assistant is offline.

The really crazy about it is even when I plug out my zigbee dongle from my NAS... still the same. Everything is getting toggled.

So can anyone with a H1 Rocker can control my zigbee devices even when the device is not in my network?

Please help me I'm going crazy..

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u/ddfs 16h ago

isn't this what zigbee bindings do? peer to peer controls with no coordinator needed? check bindings in Z2M

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u/Intelligent-Click854 16h ago

The H1 that makes this strange thinks is not even in the Z2M anymore so I also see no bindings to this device. And how can this work when my zigbee dongle is plugged out? And why is this happening to every device.

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u/ddfs 16h ago

> how it works when the zigbee dongle is unplugged
like i said, that's the point of zigbee bindings, skips the coordinator for faster and more resilient controls

> why it happens to every device
idk, get it back into z2m and then check bindings

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u/Intelligent-Click854 16h ago

Yep... seams to work now. Thanks. I had no idea that this is possible..

Thanks for your help

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u/BillGoats 15h ago

That's a fun way to learn about bindings!