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How can I check the signal strength for the devices? Indeed these are my only devices on the network. No routers.
One of the sensors is a couple meters from the controller, direct line of sight... And still drops. Does it need to he closer?
I don’t know deConz but ZHA shows RSSI on the device in home assistant, and you can see RSSI in the Zigbee2MQTT UI list of devices. I’d assume it’s something like that in deConz.
I’d say if the device is closer to the controller then I’d suspect the devices. Do you have any other devices yet or just the Aquara sensors? It’s possible they work better through a Zigbee router too so you can try connecting them via one.
I'll check, but I haven't seen anything like that in deConz.
Yeah, ALL my devices are Aqara at this point.
I found this on the deConz pages - https://github-wiki-see.page/m/dresden-elektronik/deconz-rest-plugin/wiki/LQI-explained
Can you find it in the UI somewhere?
Thanks! There definitely seems to be a network map view on the desktop deConz app, but I am using the Docker version of deconz and the only way I have to manage it is through Phoscon, which is the web UI. I really don't see how to use the desktop app to manage my Conbee controller, since it is installed on my NAS, not a PC.
I'll keep investigating.